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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
4
An old Omaha style column argues for kindness and steady values. It notes a referendum on the cost of living is unnecessary and jokes about paying for it with bonding stamps while wondering if anyone is better off than last month.
A Junction reader protests a local minister's anti dancing stance cited in a previous Junction Eagle article. The writer argues Evangelical, Quaker, and Episcopal views vary and homilies should not ban dance in homes.
The North Llano column notes a needed rainfall last Friday and lists social visits and local tasks. Ruth Maxwell stayed with her aunt Mrs Rape. Marion Goodall and Henry Liefeste attended a function. the Gardner, Bode, and Hill families hosted guests. Dunk family traveled to Junction. Patterson and Bode added a room at L A Bode home. Ernest Oesterich, visiting Bruns, was badly hurt in a horse accident and received medical care. Joe Gardner went to Junction.
Our Sunday School at Ever Green reports 63 in attendance last Sunday. A severe hail storm near Hardeman ranch damaged crops and vehicles, with residents including Mesdames Blardone and Taylor and families affected. Chas Henderson and wife attended Robert Henderson’s marriage at a Junction Baptist parsonage, a small family ceremony. Jack Turner and Charlie Henderson plan to ship muttons this week.
In Valley Park Missouri Mr Luther Carmen recounts his horse’s fall and knee wounds. He applied Dr LeGear's Antiseptic Healing Powder and says the wounds are healing well. The piece promotes keeping Dr LeGear's powder on hand for immediate wound care.
A thoughtful essay by Phebe K Warner extols birth and life as precious, then elevates motherhood as humanity's supreme privilege. It honors a mother's sacrifices and unwavering support, arguing no culture, wealth, or fame can replace a mother's love and influence.
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