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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1938
Page
6
A collage of humorous snippets about diamonds gossip and a barber shop, with phrases on family trees, a Mormon reference, cheap hush money, and odd conversations. The piece blends quips on aging, dating, dancing, and daily life with scattered lines about cars, clocks, and a tuberculosis notice.
A nationwide effort by road safety groups urges drivers to follow rules at all times and set a good example to reduce preventable crashes. Despite high 1987 fatalities and injuries, pamphlets press for public action and stricter adherence to safe driving, hoping to save lives now.
A lyrical section laments a love song and a farewell as Myrtle Fre sings of devotion. Ester Fuqua reports a 70 mile birthday walk by Yonkers native who finished in 14 hours 50 minutes with the motto Walk and be healthy. Charles Arends of Hammond allegedly threw his wife and children out then offered bedding, while a county clerk records a marriage license amid unclear wartime name changes.
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