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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1926

Page

7

Optimism on the Santa Fe and Harvey meals

E R Waite reflects on travel by the Santa Fe Railroad turning obstinacy into optimism. He praises Fred Harvey dining service with spotless rooms, fine linen, and courteous, quick meals at reasonable prices. Also notes a lease offer of 600 acres pasture land with irrigation and 390 head sheep and mules for sale in Junction, Texas.

E. R. Waite California Santa Fe Fred Harvey Harvey The C. C. Wilson Junction Texas

Rosette problem in pecan trees discussed at Brown County trip

Pecan growers during a Brown County excursion examined pests and diseases with emphasis on Pecan Rosette. Reported solution involved placing ashes in a circular trench near young trees, not touching roots, then covering. Gus Bowden's sandy land orchard saw good results using this method, suggesting it could help other rosette afflicted growers.

Brown County Texas Gus Bowden Wolf Valley

End of Captain Kidd and the royal lineage claim

The text discusses Captain Kidd's final acts including the capture of the Dah Que dah Merchant valued over 10,000 pounds, his burial of treasure, and his execution in 1701. It then shifts to a religious meditation on royal lineage, linking Jesus to David and noting the influence of birth and heredity on genius, contrasting lowly birth with greatness.

Captain Kidd Gunner Moore Kidd Lord Bellomont England South Seas Captain Avery New York Boston Gardiner's Island Long Island Sound Bellamont London Public Records Office Wapping Jesus Ruth Naomi Mary Boaz David Mary Joseph Lincoln

Is Your Child a Genius by Wesley Peacock

The essay opens by tracing Jewish beliefs about offspring and messianic hope, noting how a mother’s prayers and expectations shaped early religious narratives. It speculates on maternal reactions to Jesus revealing his messianic role and contrasts creation timelines with the long arc of divine purpose.

Wesley Peacock Ph. B Jesus

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