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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
3
A collage of light vignettes and remarks spans couple banter at a wedding, bachelor pals reuniting, a singing foreman and blunt jokes about rifles, a movie theatre idea, bus talk about straps, hotel bills and dueling humor, plus child misstatements and a cough syrup gag. Mose in the war and a Northern Michigan Indian quip close the collection.
Texas saw 165 new corporate charters in April, up 2 percent from March and 47.3 percent from a year earlier, per the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. Capitalization reached 2,064,000 dollars, up 8.6 percent from March and 55 percent from April last year, with oil, manufacturing, real estate, building, and transportation sectors driving the growth. Farmers in Junction enjoyed May rains, though some terraces washed out and crops may need replanting. Water gaps were also washed out.
Quick relief Adl erika claims to remove bowel poisons and wastes in one dose. It promotes toning of the system and better sleep. Sold by Hey man Drug Store.
A bride hosts a pencil themed tea where guests bring pencils and nest them in a derby hat gift box. It shares craft ideas for chintz hand bags and lists handy household tips and a simple everlasting emergency salad dressing recipe.
Dr John W Brown state health officer notes undulant fever tends to increase seasonally It produces warmth and fever chills weight loss and fatigue Symptoms may last weeks with a low death rate Temperature waves rise then fall The article links Malta fever to undulant fever and cites dairy pasteurization animal eradication and avoiding contact with infected animals as prevention It also mentions Mr and Mrs F H Dunk selling produce in Junction and Grandpa Dunk with pet squirrels to be kept.
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