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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
4
A policy statement notes that all obituaries cards of thanks resolutions of respect and club notices that include a money consideration will be published only as paid matter at regular rates. The notice reiterates standard billing requirements for such paid notices.
A writer laments government ownership and finances of the National Shipping Board. The Philadelphia Ledger estimates seven chairmen with one experienced in shipping, assets near 300 million dollars, nine year losses totaling 3 billion. The piece questions why the government should run merchant shipping and proposes bankruptcy alternative.
The tale has Emperor Trajan arguing with Rabbi Joshua that God is everywhere and cannot be seen. Joshua proposes looking at one of His ambassadors, the sun. The emperor cannot endure the sun’s light, and Joshua argues mortal eyes cannot behold divine glory.
A gardener grieving a vanished rosebud is summoned by a king to a vast hothouse. There the monarch speaks on unseen purposes and the worth of faith, offering a parable about understanding paths beyond human sight.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness via a medicated ointment and a blood acting internal tonic. The product, sold by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, has been marketed by druggists for over 40 years.
Notices report W. J. Blackmon assignee of Roy Williams selling land tracts in Kimble County to satisfy a Frazer judgment, listing thirteen tracts and the Roy Williams Ranch on the Llano River. The article also notes social items including Ray Holland’s county visit, a light frost, and Johnnie Blackburn's power saw injury.
Progressive Merchants are praised for reliability and safe dealings. The paper credits Junction’s business houses for support and urges patrons to favor advertisers for better satisfaction.
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