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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
8
Mr H C Shepherd manager for Southwestern Telephone Company invites the public to visit the local telephone offices. He offers to show visitors through the office and demonstrate how central operations work when you ring a number.
An unclear fragment shows a heading about erecting a board at a camp site and mentions a roadway and a line of text that is partially illegible. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable.
A fragmented item notes a band from Weimar planning an evening event at a Forshin music pub in a county venue. The text mentions visitors and an association but lacks clear names or dates.
A brief notice states Glenn Brooks, formerly of Weimar, is to wed. The short fragment mentions a ceremony and associated details, with references to attendees and arrangements.
An advertisement claims Mary Flack of Leavenworth Kansas promotes Mother's Friend as a safe, non narcotic aid to ease pregnancy and birth. It urges early use, promises muscle relaxation, and offers a free booklet from the Craddock Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
Shape up your wardrobe with suede slip ons and oxfords from top makers. One straps with tongue effect and cut out sides highlight the newest finishes and smart workmanship for value.
Mrs A R King presents child wear lines featuring Little Chick, Crossett Enicott Johnson and Kirkendall brands. Local shop promotes durable hometown footwear and apparel for youngsters with emphasis on quality materials.
We offer season’s styles and leathers from well known makes in wide straight and brogue toe. Choose your preferred last among them. With neat appearance and long wearing quality you will find unusual values.
The Austin report outlines how state and federal wildlife laws interact with hunting seasons. It details the split between north and south zones along railroad lines and notes October 16 opening dates for some species while federal rules set closing dates. Bids are invited for concession rights at the Colorado County Fair in Columbus on November 9 10 and 12.
Ad admirer letters praise Headlights weekly jokes and subscription value. Harold Lord performs at the Rex with audience cheers, plus previews of Constance, Through a Glass Window, Ardem World in 15 Days, A Bond of Fear, Mac MacAyer, The Case at Becky, and Selovrope showcases upcoming Friday and Saturday nights.
A nostalgic piece from Sininfort Lender asks readers to recall childhood joys playing in the rain with street kids and mud. It imagines returning to simple games, fishing, swimming, and roughhousing, then returning to adult life with appreciation for work.
An ancient mummy and a trove of carved art objects were found in Sidr Province Argentina near the Chile border. Copper artifacts and tools were tied with the burial, and the craftwork resembles early Egyptian style, suggesting advanced endatains methods possibly superior to known Egyptian techniques.
Mr Tate Parker completed a ten day visit to relatives and left yesterday to resume his post with a company at Casper Wyoming.
Fragments show names and numbers with unclear context. The readable bits mention Rothery and nine months, but missing structure or action.
Used car sale offers unusually low prices to clear inventory. Allen Motor Co invites buyers to visit showroom and choose from several good pre owned vehicles.
An advertisement touts LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a Syruphonic Lanative for habitual constipation. It claims relief in 14 to 21 days with regular use to induce regular action. The product is described as stimulating and regulating and pleasant to take, priced per bottle.
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