Did You Ever Stop To Think by E R Waite
Woodson Dixon of the Long Beach Morning Sun argues newspapers remain essential in a radio age, shaping public opinion and serving communities. He notes illustrations boost ads and cites Henry Ford as a model for advertising. Fritz Hotel reports a busy Sunday with full rooms and strong tourism, urging more hotels, camps, farming, poultry, and produce to grow Junction to twice its size in 2 to 5 years. Hugh P. Moses of Southwest Granite seeks a territory salesman for Fredericksburg firm, with ads in this issue.
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E. R. Waite
Woodson Dixon
Long Beach
Calif
Morning Sun
Henry Ford
Junction Two
Hugh P. Moses
Southwest Granite Company
United States
Fredericksburg
Tea Needed for Daily British Drink Tops One Million Pounds
More than a million pounds of tea are required to supply the daily drink of the people of Great Britain. The figure highlights the vast scale of the tea trade and the dependence on this staple beverage across the nation.
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Great Britain
First Declaration Copies For Signers And Heirs
The first printed copies of the Declaration of Independence listed only the president of the congress and the secretary. The parchment with the signatures stayed with the Department of State. In 1823 John Quincy Adams had a copper plate facsimile made to distribute to the signers or their heirs.
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Congress
Department of State
John Quincey Adams
Great Personages of the Bible by Barrett
Rev Leonard A Barrett reflects on Mary Martha and Lazarus home life and the lessons of Martha and Mary. He contrasts service and worship showing Mary chose the better way. A later banquet after Lazarus’ life shows Mary anointing Jesus. The piece ends with a reflective poem on mutual understanding and friendship.
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Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Jesus
Immortality and faith sustain hopeful hearts across time
Dark passages of doubt give way to faith as the piece asserts immortality through divine guardians. It honors pure souls, good deeds, and God’s providence, then pivots to a closing ad about a local tailor shop with clothes called for and delivered.
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Earth
God
Jordan
Gallilee
Hell
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Junction Eagle
Kimble County
Junction
Texas
Junction Publishing Co
Junction, Texas
H. G. Perry
Kim
First National Bank
Leonard A. Barrett
Western Newspaper Union
Cavaness
Hodgs Hotel
R. J. Motley
West Texas Utilities Company
Texas Company
Powell's
Postoffice
Chevrolet
Powell’s Filling Station
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