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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
4
A reflective piece extols a genuine smile as outward peace. It likens a smile to instinctive care and kinship, noting patience and kindness nurture a natural, winning expression. The author, Buffalo Dog, emphasizes smiles banish frowns, attract friends, and grant the joy of living and giving.
The piece argues advertising acts like first class travel for a business, offering goodwill, stable demand, morale boosts, and protection of rights, not merely to push sales. It urges merchants to list supplementary roles of advertising, noting sales alone undercuts broader benefits.
An opening notice for a fall hat display by Mrs. Munn featuring velvet, felt, silk and kid hats. The event started Friday, August 6, inviting customers to come view the collection.
Felt satin and velvet hats displayed for inspection on Saturday with feather trim options. Hawkins Hat Shop offers hat re trims and overcoats. A. P. Boyett Quick Service Tailor Shop showcases custom clothing from 27.50 to 37.50. Mrs S F Lawler sends The Eagle to her son Walter Lawler in Marietta Arizona.
Scientific notes compare calories in Coca-Cola bread egg and orange, noting Coca-Cola contains 74.6 calories per bottle and emphasizes it is a thirst quencher rather than food. Durst of Coca Cola Bottling Co. adds that the product sells about seven million drinks daily as a thirst quencher.
Heavy rains drenched Edwards County and downstream toward Rocksprings causing widespread flood damage to Nueces river crossings and roads. The 19 mile crossing near Uvalde and the Barksdale crossing were reported in bad condition with water high. cars had to be pulled across. Rain totals ranged from 1 to 9 inches along the Rocksprings to Montell corridor, with about 2 inches in town.
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