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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
7
A jumble of crossword style clues and abbreviations lists many hints for words including towns Texas Nevada and Egypt river and a range of terms from letters abbr to fish and ceremonial acts, with multiple overlapping clues and missing formatting.
A compact set of crossword style clues includes entries such as a gray headed parrot a flying mammal a meadow a small fish a river in Southern China and an Eastern Island south of Connecticut with various abbreviations and definitions. The list blends everyday words with proper nouns and period language in a single repository of terse hints.
A quoted admonition argues loyalty to one’s employer and the institution it represents. It suggests resignation as a remedy for public condemnation, noting that loyalty provides sustenance and stability while dissent can sever ties and bring misfortune.
A compact notice promotes a sale by Mrs Roy Amberson featuring a beautiful line of dresses in silks veils and sport goods plus mid summer hats and felts for sport wear at greatly reduced prices.
An editorial por tries to explain how American spending shifted from liquor to consumer goods as cars became common. It notes increased home building and better living standards since World War I, while acknowledging the ongoing harms of war. It highlights that many people now own cars, including workers like cotton choppers and laundresses, and ponders whether overall wealth would be higher without automobiles.
Last Sunday Rev W A Roberts Baylor 1925 graduate preached at the Praptist Church. An additional talk on Tuesday June 23 at 4 pm will promote Baylor Endowment with special music. Next Sunday Sunday school at 10 am and preaching by the pastor with strangers warmly invited. No evening service due to revival at the Methodist church. Reporter 3 Rags wanted at the Eagle office.
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