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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
3
The Rt. Rev. W. D. Bishop of the West Diocese will visit Junction on Sunday May 29 and preach at eleven in the morning and half past three in the afternoon. Conformation will be administered at the latter service. The public is cordially invited. A notice from Boot & Shoe Shop at 41 W. N. Mays, Pro. accompanies the piece.
Notice posted by J. A. Heyman and J. A. Taylor forbids trespassing on property west of the irrigation ditch. Warning to keep all unauthorized persons off the land.
In Rheims Paris, repairs to the ruined cathedral reveal foundations of the Cathedral of St Hincmar destroyed in the ninth century and the fifth century Church of St Remi. A hoard of 250 ancient silver pieces and a sealed well near the high altar are uncovered, with lead piping linking to a baptismal font once used for Clovis. Antiquarians flock to inspect the finds.
Yale professor Dr. Winslow extols fresh air as a medicine and outlines four signs of true fresh air. Cool air below 68 degrees, moving air to stimulate the skin, moderately moist conditions, and variable temperatures all aid health and reduce colds when indoors is kept cool or ventilated.
Dr Louis I Dublin argues longevity boosts wealth as public health reduces death rates. He cites malaria typhoid smallpox cholera yellow fever tuberculosis and accidents as key killers and notes eliminating tuberculosis could add years to life. He warns thirteen thousand deaths yearly from preventable diseases and stresses life as an economic asset.
Monument services offered by F. L. Napier of Menard with 22 years in the trade. All work guaranteed with prompt service. Buy for less and sell for less, as promoted by Phillip Joseph.
On June 6 the W. O. W. will celebrate its anniversary with an ice cream supper held on the lawn of the Baptist church.
J. R. Watkins Co announces a steady business opportunity for agents to sell over 137 Watkins Products directly to farmers. The ad promises territory rights, bonding with personal sureties, and expert selling help. The firm notes 52 years in business and 20,000,000 users, inviting inquiries to Department 112, Winona, Minnesota.
The comment suggests Senator Borah might push to abolish all useless posts by starting with a United States Senator, signaling a bold reform proposal.
No trespassing hunting or trapping allowed on land owned or controlled by the undersigned. Names listed include L M Walton R T Amb SR Schphider H Joe arms E H Rothmann Chas Rober Dee Gibbs J A McCollum C E Reid. Mentions Martin's Screw Worm Killer being a one time sure shot and money back guarantee.
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