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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

3

The Finest Thoroughbreds Travel by Railway Express

A historical note explains that premier thoroughbreds move between race tracks by railway express in specially built stall cars. It contrasts physical strength with the disciplined restraint of strong feeling, echoing Dickens on steadfast self control.

Railway Express Dickens

Orator of the Revolution Patrick Henry in 1775 Richmond speech

The article recalls Patrick Henry as the voice who asserted government as a social contract and liberty or death. It also reports Dr. Geo W Cox noting infantile paralysis as largely a summer disease with 69 cases in 1937, spreads via direct contact, and stresses prompt diagnosis, isolation for 21 days, milk boiling, and fly control for prevention and rehabilitation.

Patrick Henry Virginia Richmond Geo. W. Cox State Health Department

Old Remedies and New England Climate Mentioned

The piece surveys ancient superstitions as cures from ant broth to toad powder and wild remedies, noting modern science finds formic acid and alkaloids with mixed explanations. It then praises New England climate variety, cites Mark Twain on winds, and reports a child accident in Charlotte from an open door fall.

New England Mark Twain

Eight Rules For Husband In Chicago Divorce Row

Mrs Minnie Jardow of Chicago has kept a house turtle named Mutzy for 32 years. The item notes a Buffalo man named Thomas Watters moved after his landlord sued him for five years of unpaid rent. Peter Walsh of New York faced a divorce suit. his wife offered eight rules as conditions to drop the suit, including abstaining from drinking and keeping a tidy home.

Peter Walsh New York Walsh Peter Minnie Jardow Chicago Mutzy Thomas Watters Buffalo

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