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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
3
A playful dialogue features a bride and groom with stunned reactions. Mrs Peck defines a bachelor as crossed in love, while a married man is double crossed. A father counsels his son off to college, ending with the idea that success or failure rests on the youth's own effort.
A physician and patient engage in a terse dialogue revealing a clash between medical advice and a barber’s self view. The patient insists on a nonmedical interpretation while the doctor pushes for an absolute change in treatment.
carnival manager searches for the missing act while a helper notes the misfire and a wife humorously swats the performer. A father recalls meeting his wife at a party with thirteen guests as a professor dismisses class after a bungled recitation.
A collection of light anecdotes features an inquisitive woman questioning a police officer about a chin strap, a mother teasing a child about lost pennies, a Civil War veteran at a New York hotel, and rippling jokes about aging, weather, ice, and language gaps. The humor centers on family figures, soldiers, and everyday misunderstandings with a nostalgic voice.
Student asks for consideration after a professor indicates the grade will be the lowest. The exchange hints at a failing mark and a suggested outcome.
Water with meals helps stomach juices and aids digestion. A reader notes a remedy involving Adlerika for bloating and cleansing poisons from both upper and lower bowels sold at Heyman Drug Store.
Washington D C President Taft drew his first pay since taking office a treasury warrant for 5625 dollars and 1 cent covering March wages minus three docked days. Future pay rises to 6250 dollars monthly. The clipping also lists local visitors from Eden Junction Waco and nearest towns.
Kelley Ezell of Sonora spent Sunday in Junction visiting host Fred Ramsey and his family during a pleasant weekend outing.
News from Junction and Kimble county recalls Kennon Beasley killed by a horse at Beasley Ranch, a double shooting near Johnson Street, and broad local updates. A wave of road work begins, residents visit kin, and local businesses and gatherings are detailed with numerous names and places.
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