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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
5
A fragment from the American Medical Association offers health and safety guidance. The readable portions reference common issues and general wellness advice though the text is garbled. Readers are reminded to consult medical resources for proper diagnosis and treatment options.
A fragmentary report details a planned U S visit by Japan Food Group and associated agencies. It mentions entities like the Ries Council for Mayxet and references development zones, officials, and international coordination.
Reflections on Lesson 11 from The International Sunday School focusing on 14:23 25 and Amos 8 7 a critique of material success as moral measure. It notes a king Amaziah and a nation at peace with booming economy yet hidden injustices including deceit, exploitation, wage theft and slavery while God warns of divine judgment.
The Sehion Girl Scouts in Eagle Lake announce a rummage sale with proceeds likely for troop needs. Items include wheelchairs, crutches, and medical supplies, reflecting a community effort to support accessibility and aid, while a church-based message laments neglect of faith.
The Devils plan a three stop tour through the Southern Rise belt. They intend to leave on October 2 and return around October 1.
Mary Stars Are Booked For Five Prison Rodeos in Huntsville October matches feature convicts and Texas Department of Corrections entertainers. Opening October 1 with Lawrence Welk’s team, then Norma Zhramer, Judy Lynn, Buck Givens and Roy Acuff along with Prison Rollers and Candy Barr in the five Sunday shows of 1967. Also notes hometown visitors Cane Mate and the Austins with Navy duty updates. Eat more rice.
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