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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
3
Country correspondence notes a cold snap harming fruit prospects and urges readers to save their resources rather than rely on politicians. The piece argues rebellion would fail, cites Roosevelt’s upcoming inauguration, and affirms pride in a democracy where voters settle grievances at the ballot box.
NOXVILLE NEWS reports visitors and family updates. Whetstone family returned from Temple after medical attention. Miss Alma Whetstone noted. Mrs Milam and Garland Milam visited Junction, while students faced mid term exams under Miss Mildred Duderstadt. Various locals visited Junction and James River. Dillard Stapp preparing firewood. the piece closes with a quip about matrimony among the states.
Forgiveness aside, Texas mohair commands the highest premium in American mills and accounts for about 80 percent of U.S. production. Texas hosts 3.57 million Angora goats of 4.278 million nationwide, yet all Texas mohair must be shipped out of state due to the lack of a single local textile mill.
Brooklyn woman Miss M Ratner reports losing 35 pounds using Kruschen for four months and praising its health benefits for all, urging safe weight loss. Ad copy promises a four week bottle for a small cost and money back guarantee if unsatisfied. A closing note encourages business progress with quotes on commitment and progress.
A historical reflection traces how a child labeled with growing pains later faced rheumatic fever and possible heart damage after tonsillitis. The narrative compares Johnny's experience with his sister, noting higher risk of St Vitus dance in girls and warning about long term activity limits from heart involvement.
The text ties growing pains to infections causing rheumatism and heart disease in children. It suggests sore throats and tired tonsils as related factors and recommends a careful search for the cause of growing pains to prevent heart problems.
If function is good enough to live in it is good enough to support by giving its stores your patronage when you buy supplies. Laughter without spirit is contempt.
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