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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
2
A reflective verse by A G Farmer celebrates Old Copperas Creek, tracing its ancient origins from ocean floors through geological upheaval and dinosaur tracks. It recalls native histories, riverbank scenes, and a personal vow to remember the creek across time.
A factory fire may cause a direct loss of 10000 dollars and an indirect loss of ten times that in lost jobs and purchasing power. History shows such fires can stop a town's growth for a generation. insurance covers only direct losses. Mr and Mrs J M Harris of San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs Edgar McLendon last Thursday.
West Texas farmers and ranchers expand from feed to market for mesquite beans. Livestock feed makers advertise 20 cents per hundred pounds while beans are ground into rations. Dairy owners and work animals feed on beans as a growing crop supports unemployed families in cotton regions. Cliftor Schraub funeral attended by Mr and Mrs Reuben Loeffler of Llano.
An advice column promotes liquid laxatives for precise dosing and reduced overdose risk. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as an effective, pleasant tasting option containing senna and cascara to regulate bowels. It urges limiting dosage to what is needed and consulting a druggist for availability.
Health column notes whooping cough peaks in spring and summer and poses a high fatal risk to very young children. It spreads via secretions from nose and mouth, and through contaminated objects. Babies should be shielded from exposed individuals and malnutrition increases pneumonia and convulsions risk.
Surgeon E D Tarnovsky at the central institute for mothers and children announced a rare operation separating a normal month old girl and a parasitic twin headless with no heart. The normal twin's heart circulated blood for both after the separation of the intestinal connection and removal of the parasite weight two pounds.
The San Antonio market reports active trade across cattle hogs and sheep with steady to firm tones. Best fed yearlings reach $9.00, grass calves to $6.50, hogs top $8.25, and beef cows $3.50 to $4.25. rail hogs none and sheep/goats offerings down due to quality.
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