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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1923
Page
10
Dated San Fran and Tesnn alike report a chain of odd events. A man discovers he has a sister after sixty years in a tale of improbable life moments. A teenage bus driver braves a braking failure and steers toward a safe, dramatic end. The day’s news moves from strange coincidences to stray headlines and brief local scenes.
A frail child population is discussed with emphasis on restoring strength using Scott's Emulsion. The piece notes wasting, depression, and poor appetite, urging caregivers to pursue nourishment and care for long term health despite harsh conditions.
Listings describe 103 acres with 60 acres wooded and 30 acres timber, good water, home and barn among others. Also an adjoining 639 acres under cultivation with sturdy house, 35 acres timber, 42 acres irrigation. Various farms priced to sell with terms available. Plus rooms and board at Ulven Hotel and boarding in Retherford with proprietress.
In a Hoosier tale from the Fort Worth Record, a family’s oil fortune brings sorrow as wealth erodes happiness. Mrs. Carruth recalls a life of labor on a Demono field farm while her husband sought oil, and after years of fever and hardship their children suffer. The article notes memory of a happier time and a wish to return to poverty.
Kodak Films announced the development of Bach Bay Jas J F Ulery, a four flip process, highlighting a new technique and a notable creator associated with the project.
The Headlight announces subscription statements are mailed to arrears accounts this week. A new policy begins October 1 dropping names 45 milh behind. Readers urged to remit promptly to avoid losing the paper and to keep current with a $2.00 yearly rate.
Mr and Mrs Rudulph Spuuthyl rejoice in the arrival of a pretty little daughter at their home on last Siaulagight.
Payment through Headlight columns is noted as theINET notice on the subject. Mr. W B Manning returned home last Sunday from a visit to relatives at Beaumont.
An advertisement touts Clamberlain's Tablets as a purgative suitable for strong adults and mild enough for children. It promises an agreeable bowel movement without harsh effects, noting ease and pleasantness of use for the whole family.
Local ad urges rice farmers to visit Allen Motor Co for all types of belting for separators. Emphasizes good belts and low prices tailored to agricultural separators and equipment needs.
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