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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
6
A satirical piece by Frank R. Kent attacks government borrowing trends linking Social Security payroll deductions to general treasury spending. It claims funds from wages are redirected to public expenses, highlighting a $279.4 million year start deficit after 44 days and urging reader input on long term effects.
The Junction Grammar School honor roll lists pupils from fourth to sixth and third grade for the first six weeks. Names include Joe Billy Camp, Nila Mae Baker, Anita Fay Smith, Zelma Barnes, James Barnes, Ann Bannowsky, and others. The piece also notes a historical passage about New Braunfels and Prince Carl of Solms Braunfels.
Dr. Geo W Cox state health officer urges Texans to harden against winter cold through gradual exposure and exercise. He stresses rest and avoidance of alcohol and tobacco, proper nutrition and fresh air to boost immunity, noting pneumonia and tuberculosis can begin with untreated colds. A brief unrelated note mentions theft and a hospital incident in Chicago.
A Arkansas paper readers misread a headline claiming a local boy makes goo. The article explains the artist secured a job in a mucilage factory and clarifies the intended meaning behind the phrasing.
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