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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
6
A Texas report explains tuberculosis is infectious but not highly contagious like smallpox. Rest diet and fresh air are key, with early treatment making the disease curable. children of tuberculous parents may have lower vitality but are not doomed to consumption. Night air is purer.
A cautious view suggests fairness in commercial life could help restore normal conditions, but warns such restraint is unlikely amid current scramble and grab mentality.
The document outlines an amendment to Article 6 Section 2 of the Texas Constitution to define qualified electors as native born or naturalized US citizens, allow either spouse to pay the other's poll tax and receive the receipt, and permit absentee voting by legislative authorization. It sets the election timing and publication details with the secretary of state responsible for notice and receipts.
Austin April 21 reports indicate the Governor will call a special session of the Legislature between June 15 and 20. Lawmakers and officials expect no local bills will be submitted, a move expected to save time by avoiding local measures and roll calls.
A terse warning advises silence as a woman finishes a fitting with pins still in her mouth to prevent her from speaking or swallowing them, noting danger and urgency.
The passage notes Europe cannot understand the American stance and admits an inability to identify a European perspective. It emphasizes mutual misunderstanding between continents without offering specific events or figures.
A reflective piece urges readers to act with compassion today rather than delay. It contrasts uncertain futures with immediate acts of kindness toward neighbors and the elderly, warning that tomorrow may never come for some and urging engagement over indifference.
A humorous note from a small town highlights a single drunk musician who plays an accordion as the town’s informal orchestra. Neighbors describe the scene as colorful and chaotic, with improvised rhythms echoing through the streets.
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