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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
2
The item notes average cosmetic use with six varieties and three daily applications. It reports federal prison inmate numbers at over 14 750, the highest on record. Also mentions the birth of Ed die Joe to Mr and Mrs Ed Adams on July 17 and a local used car advertisement from Loeffler Motor Co. 52¢.
A historical note recounts James B. Duke and his father Washington Duke as tobacco magnates. James pledged 750000 for advertising over a year, causing worry but ultimately paying off as orders surged and firm assets rose by millions. The piece also critiques reliance on government aid versus personal thrift and neighborly aid.
State Health Officer Dr John W Brown reports Tularemia or Rabbit Fever cases to the Department of Health. Transmission occurs via handling infected rabbits and tick bites with symptoms resembling flu and possible ulcers. Prevention centers on avoiding direct wild rabbit contact and wearing gloves and tick protection. Blood tests offered by State Laboratories upon request.
In Kimble County Texas the court orders sale of multiple tracts of I O Weldon land to satisfy judgments in favor of Adolph Rusche First Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Texas Emil Kordzik and E A Sagebiel. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in August at 10 a.m. at the courthouse in Junction with bids to be paid in cash and subject to taxes and a Federal Land Bank lien. Sheriff S O Durst of Kimble County signs the notice.
Austin Callan argues against pensions for the elderly, urging no tax burden on workers. He recalls aging identities, defends self reliance, and frames helping the helpless as a Christian duty without age limits. He likens compassion to love warming cold toes.
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