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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
3
A concise exhortation on breaking the habit of making excuses. The speaker argues excuses are widespread for personal actions and urges taking immediate, decisive action instead. The tone is admonitory and motivational, urging readers to act rather than rationalize.
Thousands relieved from night coughing by a simple bedtime treatment using one teaspoonful of Dr. King's New Discovery. It soothes throat while clearing phlegm reducing irritation and aiding sleep, suitable for children and adults with no harmful drugs. Available at druggists.
Bryan Eagle argues that excuses are hypocritical reshaping of motives while a true reason follows logic. He urges straight answers yes or no to earn respect, condemning shifting promises and self deception as lacking a spine.
Junction Hardware Company local dealers announce immediate Ford price reductions on closed cars led by the Ford Sedan down from 660 to 565 and Tudor Sedan from 580 to 520. Coupe drops to 500, Touring to 310, Runabout to 290. Model T chassis Fordson truck and tractor unchanged. Sale note follows. Johnson grass hay 30c, cane hay 50c at W J Tomlinson barn.
Seventy four Americans paid income tax in 1925 on incomes of a million dollars or more, the same number as the prior year. Tax receipts rose by 25,482,600 over the previous year despite rate reductions. Returns filed totaled 7,289,481 with total income tax paid at 698,134,185. Freight to and from all railroad points available day or night. phone 42.
A quirky column reflects on aging, social quirks, and a poet’s line about the soul. Witty observations touch on appearances and reputations, noting how friendly reports can sting more than enemies and poking fun at local affairs with playful innuendo.
A reflective poem by E R Waite questions city citizens reliance on the Chamber of Commerce. It notes that few members pay or work while many ride free and expect the chamber to handle welfare, development, industry, and civic improvements. The piece ends with a satirical punch urging continued support and boosterism.
The Eagle seeks live persons in county communities to act as weekly news correspondents. Earn pay for gathering and submitting local news to keep your community on the map. Write or visit The Eagle office for details.
High school men eligible under state interscholastic regulations may compete. Coach Frank Anderson will supervise events and arrangements. Also advertised wood for sale Spanish oak wood of any length at five dollars per load. Phone 40 tfc Howard Ragsdill.
High school track and field athletes from across the state will gather at Texas A&M College Station on April 30 and May 1 for a relay carnival. Events include quarter, half, and mile relays, sprint medley, and regular conference races. Gold medals awarded for relay winners. medals in gold, silver, and bronze for top finishers.
An advertisement touts MARTIN'S EGG PRODUCER as a chemical herb blend to boost egg production with a money back guarantee. It also promotes MARTIN'S POULTRY TONE for feed and MARTIN'S ROOST PAINT for hen houses as protective products.
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