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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
7
W S Pearce advertises a three piece wool suit made to measure for 23.50 and light weight breezy weave mohair suits at 17.50 with fit and satisfaction guaranteed. Call or see at function, Eagle ads note.
The ad argues price is not the only factor in buying a refrigerator. It warns cheap units waste ice daily, costing more over time, and claims glacier and Defender models provide superior construction and long term savings. Prices range from $23 to $75, with capacity up to 120 pounds of ice.
A Basin recipe roundup presents desserts and entrees such as Bananas With Sultana Sauce Cranberry Pudding Baltimore Suet Pudding and Onion Stuffed With Peppers plus a light Onion Soup. These dishes use raisins cranberries suet and citrus flavors with step by step guidance for mixing steaming baking and serving.
A playful exchange about a haircut appears in a seaside ad. A man sits for a trim and jokes that it mustn’t be too short or he’ll be mistaken for his wife, a line reflecting humorous ad copy.
The piece urges a twofold fight against flies, tackling existing pests and preventing breeding. It links filth to fly proliferation, stresses cleaning homes and yards, covering garbage cans, and removing manure piles weekly to curb disease spread among children.
The Wabash Herald cites a test with bricks in a wheelbarrow and a car on different roads to show pavement reduces energy use. It argues taxpayers should consider the price of paving and maintenance, noting a gallon of gas lasts about three miles longer on pavement than on dirt.
Three Walker dogs missing near Ross Beasley in Junction Texas. Two grown dogs are black and white spotted with bobbed tails, and a ten month old puppy shares the same coloring and a very short tail. A liberal reward is offered for their return.
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