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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1922
Page
5
List of jurors called for service in the county court appears in this notice. Names include local residents with summons issued for upcoming sessions. The public is reminded to report as directed and to comply with juror requirements.
Mahon president of the Columbus Chapter announces Decoration Day at Columbus Cemetery on Monday April 28 at 2 p.m. Ministers will give appropriate remarks at churches and at the graveyard. An ovarky meal will be served at Burgers afterward.
Mr. J. LePatter of Colubbia, a candidate for re election, visited the city yesterday. He said personal illness in his family and hard luck in Texas prompted him to seek another term, claiming he has served as county treasurer and asking for voters to support his candidacy.
The commissioners court canvassed the school trustee votes for county board of school trustees. August Dalsen won county trustee No. 2 with 74 votes and Fritz Engelhard was elected trustee at large with 16 votes. Next Sunday mass is scheduled for 8 o clock at the Catholic church with invited members and friends.
A statement from Mrs. W. J. Tetersum and others notes Tanlac helped a woman regain health after years of nervousness and weight loss. The article lists Tanlac sellers in Eagle Lake Weimar Matthews and mentions a family trip from Eagle Lake Corpus Christi to visit kin and a job transfer to Sherman.
An ad extols a vegetable blood purifier that claims to improve blood-cell function, build new cells, and plump the body. It promises clearer skin and relief from eruptions while removing rheumatism rash and blotches. It cites two bottle sizes and nationwide stores.
A boisterous personal essay uses the idea of a “chance taker” to explore risk, luck, and fate. The narrator recalls challenges and near-misses, including youth and games of chance, with vivid anecdotes and social observations about risk, pride, and common beliefs.
Mrs. George Stroup of Solvay New York reports severe indigestion that made eating disagreeable and caused weight loss and poor health. She credits Chamberlain's Tablets with improving her digestion and curing her constipation.
The community notes a bountiful strawberry supply thanks to Dr KF Porrest and Dr Forrest who cultivate superior fruit just west of town. Local efforts show the crops rival those shipped to Eagle Lake, with praise for careful patch management and the potential for Prairie land yields.
A special Easter musical program will be held at the Baptist Church on Sunday morning at 11 o clock. The service will feature songs suitable to the Easter occasion and a sermon by Reverend Phillips. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
An appealing old advertisement promoting Grove's Tasteless chill tonic for children with worm issues. It claims healthy color and digestion improve after two to three weeks of regular use. The tonic enriches blood acts as a general strengthening aid and helps expel worms. Price is 60 cents per bottle.
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