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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
2
Local shop promotes in stock Sit and Lawn styles and hot day bargains. Prices start at $7.95 for select items with limited availability as customers are urged to come in and view the collection.
Thomas A. Edison Jr says automobiles within years will carry built in distillers to produce fuel while driving. He told graduates of the Knights of Columbus automobile school that small car mounted stills could use motor heat and motion to convert petroleum into a combustible mix, with byproducts covering maintenance costs.
Commander William S. Bainbridge of the naval medical corps gave a total German war casualty figure of 6 888 982. He based the estimate on two years in Germany as observer and on official and semi official German Dutch and Scandinavian publications. He reported 1 531 148 killed in battle 991 340 missing 4 211 481 wounded and 155 018 died of disease.
The Surber Café advertises itself as the town’s sole spot for fresh bread and short order meals available at all times with reasonable prices. The notice promotes a cafe experience and invites patrons to visit.
The article discusses the broad role of the Department of Agriculture in supporting farmers and rural industries. It highlights corn cob utilization with new adhesive, cellulose, lime products, and furfural recovery boosting efficiency and value from agricultural byproducts.
A collection of quotations from figures like George Harvey Enright Harding Dempsey Carpentier Depén Napoleon Sforza Edison Colby and Balfour. The snippets touch on government clerks hours public sentiment police progress postwar banking Yap peace and human affairs in concise, era style lines.
The article quotes Admiral Sims stating Britain tends to credit the American navy too much for the war effort. It argues Americans helped tip the balance with two million troops, but not to claim sole victory. It urges folding in gratitude to French and British allies and to focus on recovery.
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