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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
2
A jumble of home remedies and advice quotes includes iodine stain removal with ammonia, a plant spray from tobacco leaves, and a cholera remedy. It also offers tips on grapefruit juiciness, asbestos paper camping dishes, a cucumber whey lotion, and a shampoo with egg yolk. The piece closes with thoughts on school leadership, athletics, and Harvard President Lowell, contrasting body and brain development and critiquing gladiatorial spectacle.
The piece warns that football and baseball at Eastern colleges are deteriorating as finances drive programs. It cites Red Grange receiving 20000 dollars in Chicago as an example of money corrupting college athletics. The author argues such trends divert from education and foster cheating and rivalries.
An illustration of American consumer habits shows per person spending on diamonds books near beer dentifrices and tobacco. It lists varied expenditures including fire arms fountain pens luxuries pianos schools cosmetics and other daily goods with scattered monetary totals.
A note from the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science records a government expense totaling 30.73 dollars. The entry lists a precise amount for accounting purposes and reflects formal financial bookkeeping.
Congressman Doe from Blockhead introduces a tax exemption measure and is hospitalized on a stretcher after an incident. Congressman Roe of Intelligence defeats a repeal on tax exempt bonds, earning a Hall of Fame recognition for his statue.
One of America's best known soap and toilet goods makers marks 118 years of uninterrupted family leadership. The firm has persisted under the same name across generations, with father, sons, grandsons, and great grandsons in direct line.
A brief quirky line notes that people discuss perfection and appearance, but the speaker values inner worth over external image, attributing the remark to Uncle Zeke and a Boston Transcript remark with a Thompson attribution.
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