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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
7
Seven horsepower engine with 30 inch saw mounted on a truck for sale. Also a blacksmith outfit in first class condition and a pump jack. Will sell cheap to O. B Fleming. We value your patronage and welcome the opportunity to serve you. Phone your orders 50-tie Brooks Dairy.
A humorous exchange on marriage roles and divorce habits. One line jokes a husband who makes his wife press his suits will likely face divorce. another quip contrasts a man’s sugary image with his behavior.
The article details Camp Verde eight miles west of Center Point on Verde creek known as Verde arroyo. Established 1885 as a frontier post and camel post plan, it describes camels arriving in 1856 with Armenian drivers, the design inspired by an Asia Minor caravansary, and notes key figures like Capt. I N Palmer Major Browman Lieutenants Wheaton General Johnson and Generals Lee and Johnson. It also mentions graves of Johnson McCulloch and Bigfoot Wallace nearby.
A Dallas News profile by C. H. Newell details Vic Hardeman, once a top Lucille gowns salesman from Fort Worth who settled on the South Llano River near Junction. He created 15 new cottages with water and power, forming Texas’s first extensive tourist camp 50 miles from a railroad. The Emble County site offers fishing, boating, hunting, and hospitality to visiting newspaper men and others, with transport links from San Antonio and Menard.
A local store advertises a wide assortment of fishing gear including hooks lines rods reels artificial baits and accessories. It invites customers to visit, try casting, and enjoy the health and fun of time spent on the river.
A fragmentary note discusses the idea that a man’s tongue must win a woman, arguing eloquence matters in courtship and public life. The quirky phrasing echoes Shakespearean concerns about language and charm in relationships.
The article lists winter vegetables and seasonings for palatability, including Ruta bagas and squash, highlights seasoning as key, and describes recipes for pork tongue with peas, corn substitutes, pork chops, carrot pudding with egg sauce, and a basic egg sauce with cream and nutmeg. It emphasizes using butter and cream, and notes cooking methods such as parboiling, steaming, and making a sauce.
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