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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
6
Instructional column advises hatch timing by breed to boost growth, reduce disease risk, and ensure early egg production. It recommends January to mid spring incubation for Barred Plymouth Rocks, Orpingtons, Rhode Island Reds, Wyandottes, Minorcas, Anconas, and Leghorns, detailing optimal hatching windows for each.
Printed in large type, posted signs for premises posting and sale are available at Eagle Office. Suitable for ranch properties and other notices.
Rt Reverend Charles Fiske of New York argues for a quiet, unobtrusive form of religion. He praises modest churchmen who serve God in their own way and believe peaceful, old fashioned Christians can do more for society than loud agitators advocating many reforms.
The piece argues Texas should host woolen and mohair mills, noting the state leads in wool and mohair production and has strong water power potential. It urges farmers and chambers of commerce to push processing locally, same as cotton mills, to boost regional industry and cut shipping of raw materials.
Learn to laugh and tell helpful stories, keep troubles private, stop croaking, and greet friends with a smile. The Brooklyn Eagle notes these five guiding maxims as practical life lessons for happier social living.
A writer contends honesty matters more than friendship. He warns that the worst vices come from those who pretend virtue while supporting unfair methods. Such cloaked cowards lack courage to stand alone and betray trust by shifting blame to others.
Bryan Eagle editorial urges courage to admit wrongs and face personal shortcomings. It advocates living by the Golden Rule and recognizing human imperfection in pursuit of moral improvement.
An advertisement in this paper is an invitation to nearly all the people in the county. Who is inviting you Read the ads Most goods are bought because they are advertised Advertised goods are better just as advertised stores are better.
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