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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
3
Bundy’s Qualey ewes cost watch for future notice of 155 dollars each at Salt Lake. The Baptist ladies expect Ram Sale on Armistice Day, with 10 19 serving.
A compilation of quotes from Blackwell Times Nolan County News and The Latest praising Sanger Brothers Dallas advertising. It notes 40 years of daily issues, an extensive ad presence, high spending at $2.50 per inch, and claims that advertising converts capital into profits. The piece urges merchants to advertise to avoid failure and to get value from ads.
A humorous take on cows describing a female quadruped with a guileless countenance. It outlines milk production, hash filler, and skinning by humans, noting a calf as the young cow and mentioning the tail tassel's educational value. The piece hints at those who milk cows gaining limited vocabularies through contact with the tassel.
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs, a purified calomel tablet, to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe. One or two tablets at bed-time with water cleanse the system, with no salts or nausea, and next morning the cold vanishes. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
A whimsical snippet contrasts a two stomach cow used as a warehouse like a running gag with a humorously critical verse on painting a house. It weaves absurd biology facts with the doodle artist’s dialogue and Mason’s playful lines about color choices and workmanship.
A homeowner tells Doodle to paint a shack in bold colors yellow and purple, pink for the cornic e, and a red steeple. Doodle warns such bright hues will provoke a howl after forty years painting structures and avoiding offensive screaming chromes.
A letter from Congressman Hudspeth offers free copies of Farmers Bulletins issued by the U S Department of Agriculture. The bulletins, written by specialists, will be mailed to anyone in the district who writes to 220 House Office Building Washington DC. Requesters are advised to ask for the list first and then select which bulletins to receive.
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