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PAGE FOUR.
THE JUNCTION EAGLE
Friday, September 14, 192S.
The Junction Eagle.
Publiahe? Ever,- Fr. day by
Thf Jnrvt u»n piihlithing Cti
MllECTOtj
Or#*
H. G. Perry.
.Editor.
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< HEAPENEIJ BEAl
before the flippant crowd? Ev- with ready-made editorials for
try la««? No, not so; some there this little sheet, free of charge,
are to whom beauty is a -acred We admit, without any eom-
jrift. a sparkling gem fittingly rnent from readers, that we are
set only in that companion very weak, editorially, but weak
pricelessness of womanhood— as we are, we feel that we know
modesty. And in valuing it so more abdut what our people are
they have placed not a lower thinking about and more about
w* rth up n it, but a higher.— what our people want and need
I»a!la- News. than some one in a distant city
---.4 that wants us to pay them a
SOLD. “nominal sum" for their high-
~ class editorials. It is a custom
.. bile we deny any a.lusion 0f our exchanges to
; * got ism, this column must* bUy these ready-made editorials
be a v*.*rj* valuable one, there are or copy the editorials of other
) many people trying to sell us papers and then use them as
-ormthing to fill it with each their own. We do not do this,
■vet-k. And they want to charge Xhe editorials that appear on
.i lot for it, too. Mount Pleas- this page fro mtime to time, are
an* Review. original, except where proper
Don’t - ell out. Your column credit is given for the original
i- your one legitimate means of source.
These beauty contests and
bathing suit revue- are getting
a bit too common. They arc
getting to L- demoralizing.
Probably the time ha* not been
Jong since when they would h'-tting your readers know what Our readers are invited to
have been con.-idered demoral-. > ou think about public que.-- contribute editorials at any time
.zir.g to the spectators. But Dons. It is the part of the* on any question of general in-
-;nce that time th**re have come Times-Review* that gives it tone tere-t to the community, and
cl ange , one way or another, in and character and personality, such contributions will be used
’he dr*-* of modern-day women j I* is amazing how many editors \. ith or without the name of
and the thinking, it may be, | n Texas thing that the space the contributor.
(f modern-da v m*r. which leave directly under the masthead of
the franknes* of nature but lit-j’heir papers is a fine roosting
'ie adorned and the response of i place for advertisements of Do-
th*- beholder but little moved in tern's Dope? lor Dropsical Dubs,
displays which would have oi canned comment from some
shocked and jios*ibly outraged editorial sweatshop in New
former generations. The de- fork’s business slums. The
other day s. p. clipped one of
these editorials from an ex-
change, credited it properly, (as ;
h< thought), wrote a little piece jo
under it. The next day he|«ft>
found that the same editorial i JL
Sheriff Ed. Custer of
wards County was a visit
Junction this week.
Ben F. Simon
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Roosevelt, Texas.
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Fresh and Complete Line of Groceries.
Good Line of Dry Goods and Notions.
Star Brand Shoes.
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
Tourists* Supplies Cold Drinks
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
OUR SERVICE SATISFIES
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1 DAN ST.CLAIR
l JUNCTION, TEXAS
• PHONE S. L. S. ON NO. 84.
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'•* Three Big Trucks at Your Service.
| Will Haul Anything, Anywhere g
! For Quick, Reliable Trucking, Figure With Me. I
such
m ora 1 i za t i o n now a d ays in
di-play* i- to be deplored.
If you doubt it, witness the
rivalry that marks the choosing
of a Queen of this or that.
Mother:* and daughters aliki
A 11’l’i&vz-i&i'i z<zm
lo.‘
all -en-e, apparently, of had been sold to six or seven
Vl‘l-Z‘11 I t i S-S-S-S-S'Sfcl&l&l’l'Z&l'Z&Z'l'l I ■ S'S
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Tc xas newspapers, for all of
them ran it without anything
to show that it was not their
\ erv own. As soon a* a sub-
scriber finds that the editorials
ught
relative values and throw away
all reserve in seeking opportu-
nity to parade before the eyes
of boor and beau alike that
which womanhood at its most
wholesome loveliness withholds J from bis own paper arc b ,
from the curious gaze. To the bke wallpaper or cord wood, he ^
better taste there is a simili-.hist naturally loses interest. 'Y
tude between the beauty show And you cant Marne him. Vou jr
and the livestock show which is .dent go to an encyclopedia for >
not pleasant to think upon. I *<x:al intercut, and why should V
In the long ago, before it he go to some hack writer the
.va thought that women had "ther -^ide of the Mississippi ♦♦♦
soul-, buyer- and -ellers of River for suggestions on life | A
-la'.*- hn«l nuch hows and in- ;t,Hl happiness in Mount Plea--
speeded the physical perfection a,,L lexas? Don’t sell out. You *,
of those regarded as but beau- «'"r beating the canned syndi- J
tiful human cattle. To the vate man all hollow.—State O
modern mind the practice is re- ‘ ITess in Dallas News. a
volting because of the indigni- As we have often stated, we
tie- offered to the sanctity of get enough “copy” free each a
human freedom and *>f feminine week to fill a hundred-page mag
p* r-onalitv. Yet, we have come azine, this matter finding its Y
upon a tirrn- when maidenly way into the waste basket. In Y
< omelin* - uhnnt- jt-elf eager- addition to many concesrn that ▼
ly to an in pert inn no le-< cal- are willing to furnish us with ▼
Ion- and calculating Where much interesting' news matter,
have our Va-hti- gone that ev- fr« e of charge; we get letters A
• rv ia- \\ it h a lovely form and and circular- ‘most every week A
wir < ni* fare i- all but dis- from "• \j* rt editorial writer- £
fraught ti rnak* a show of them who are willing to furnish ti- Y
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The First National Bank
A Thought Worth Remembering
xxxx
JAMES J. HILL Was the Empire builder of the great Northwest. He
built thousands of miles of railroad, and developed a great country
into a suitable place for a multitude of homes. When some one asked
him the secret of success in life, he said:
“If you want to know whether you are destined to be a success
you can easily find out; the test is simple; Are You Able to Save
Money? If not, drop out; you will lose; you may think not, but
you will lose as sure as fate, for the seed of success is not in you.”
TAKE THIS thought home to yourself; can you qualify in the race for
success? Can you resist the temptation to spend your money? Can
you make up your mind to save a part of your income, no matter how*
small, and deposit it in this sound, safe Bank, where it will earn 5 per
cent interest ?
WE ASSIST THOSE WHO WANT TO SAVE!
The Bank Where You Feel at Home.
The First National
Whom all adore ! cannot love—
Too often he ia weak.
Pliant, adjusting to wish of those
Whoae voice* speak.
N\J«¥T'N]
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Cue me the strong, who awiftly take
Their choten w ay, alone,
Nor cringe nor fawn, but boldly make
The w*orld then own.
Whom all adore I cannot love —
There U no real force there.
For he whv>*e will u like a rod
Stoop* not to *h
'C»\t me the atrong’ The lonely tree
1 & Upon the %torm twept mountain great^i/*
Hna twice the strength ol thow wt
3 Inside our gate. '
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Give me the stn>ng’ The plastic clay
It moulded by the hands
Of every one who pautrt, pasting by
’The marble ttanck
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Schreiner-Hodges Co.
GENERAL
_MERCHANDISE
Largest buyers of Mohair, \\ ool. Cotton. Pecans and all
other produce in this territory.
Our policy is a square deal for everybody.
Thn Quality It Right.
Tht Prloa la Right.
Schreiner-Hodges Co.
JUNCTION. TEXAS
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Perry, H. Grady. The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, September 14, 1923, newspaper, September 14, 1923; Junction, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth890689/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .