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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1923
Page
10
Community notes recount visits and arrivals including Mr and Mrs C Efron welcoming a son, a family expecting a new lieutenant, and a pretty baby girl born in August. Other items mention Mr and Mrs Jour’s happiness over a newborn and plans for furnishing by relatives.
A local notice honors GM Thomas and his relatives for their contributions to the community. The write up highlights family ties and shared pride in the achievements and ongoing support within the community.
Walter Tiradon plans a Wednesday visit to his parents Mr and Mrs A L Liehnovsky in Nada. News reports his finger injuries from a gin stand accident while camp residents and neighbors rally to support him and his sister Mrs Tyty Beboeltjant and others. Multiple locals including Mr and Mrs W E Abett and Mr Mike Avalisura are seen at the hospital and home as well as relatives from Tees Creek and El Campo.
The Rex Theatre announces new releases tonight and throughout the week. Pets and patrons are informed of showtimes, prices, and upcoming titles including a Western feature and a comedy. Armistice Day events and holiday screenings are noted with street and venue references. A local obituary reports the death of Chas W Shell in Dallas from war injuries.
When bowels are not kept regular the lower intestine fills with refuse and germs. These germs affect the appendix and cause inflammation known as appendicitis. Take tablets when needed and keep bowels regular to fear appendicitis less.
A Straits area report states Henry Prinasot was seriously injured in an automobile accident. Local letters imply conflicting accounts with hints of an incident near Mast Bernard and Sugar Land. A citizen from East Gerpard comments on crime rumors, while officials advise caution over sensational reports.
Master Russell Cole, thirteen, the Young Ladies Missionary Society of Eagle Lake has clothed for seven years, returned yesterday after a week’s visit to the orphanage. He stayed with Dr and Mrs T F Dooly and was entertained in his honor. The Headlight editor met Russell and praised his courteous manner and promising training for a future as a capable citizen.
A collated note lists guests and relatives visiting Eagle Lake for the centennial week. Mentions Alleyton Allspice guest Mrs Geo Hawkes, visits by Mr and Mrs Sam H Little and daughter, John Keller taking a railroad job in Seguin, Miss Tonist Orker as guest of her cousin, and other attendees connected to families in Rosebud Pleasanton Wharton and Houston.
Immense crowds gathered at Columbus for the centennial events as locals reflect on the Stafford family cattle empire, early settlers, and prominent figures tied to the region. Obituaries honor E. Stafford and Capt. S. W. McCarty while mentions cover judges, lawmakers, and traders who shaped the area's history.
A compact proverb about awareness and ignorance. It contrasts those who do not know they do not know with those who know their own ignorance and those who truly know and act on their knowledge. The saying cautions and guides toward wisdom.
A vintage ad promotes Hayes Healing Honey to stop coughs and soothe inflamed tissues. It includes a chest salve for chest colds and a nose throat rub to ease throat congestion and nasal irritation. The packaging claims pores absorb the medicine through the skin.
Bruce Oliphant returned home last Sunday from a six weeks visit to Lis later at Jacksonville. He says he had a good time, though he thinks it would have been better if he had known some of the boys there.
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