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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
2
The article surveys baldness theories from heredity to scalp disease and fashion effects. It argues that blood flow to the scalp matters and that head shape and hat choice influence baldness, noting local residents and recent travels amid community notices.
Fifteen years ago in Junction territory a heavy rain fell on Thursday May 13 with about three inches, lifting North and South Llanos about 15 feet. The Becker Hotel hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Albert Bartley Mr and Mrs W W Watkins and Anson Baldwin.
A garbled excerpt presents sayings on restraint in giving and taking, gentleness to enemies, romance cost, and a proverb about three people vying over a plum while one escapes with it. The text is fragmented and reflects moralistic aphorisms rather than a clear news item.
Roose velt's $4,000,000,000 relief plan allocates two billion for eight categories. The Roosevelt board announced funds for non-federal self-liquidating projects highways rural electrification the civilian conservation corps clerical work rural rehabilitation water and sanitation flood control and housing among others. The dime letter racket is noted as a distraction and has drawn postal workers and stamp sales into the spotlight.
A State Health Bureau bulletin notes that personal crisis reports in Texas rose from 616 in 1930 to 772 in 1931 and 828 in 1932, the high for five years, then declined to 722 in 1933, signaling a shift in public mental health reporting trends.
Texas mortality records indicate 1930 to 1934 saw a 70 percent jump in automobile fatalities from 907 to 1533 and homicides rising from 576 to 1016, with rail collision deaths at 69 in 1934 and aviation deaths increasing to 46.
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