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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
2
Advertised remedy Calotabs purports to cure colds and flu by purifying and refining calomel plus bitters in tablet form. One or two tablets at bedtime with water are said to cause no stomach upset or interference with daily activities, with a next morning recovery claim. Availability stated at 35 cents per package.
Members of the Lakeside County Club announce a meeting at the club house on the golf course next Tuesday evening. The notice mentions casual items and a possible social agenda for members.
Members of the Stud Club gathered at Mrs. Dole’s home for a Friday afternoon program. Roll call listed each member sharing a favorite Madonna or Christmas scene from period pieces like Ben Hur and The Nativity. Refreshments followed with chicken salad sandwiches and bonbons, while calendars from Centralizing Station and Frank Stephens Co. were noted in reception.
The Liberty Bell will be broadcast via radio for the first time in history in a ceremony at Independence Hall Philadelphia on New Year’s Eve. A national and international hookup will share the bell tones with audiences in the U.S. and abroad as Major Kendrick stages tableau reenactments with actors and a live radio program from the Hall. Mrs. Freelant Kendrick will strike the bell at midnight with a padded mallet after safety checks by scientists ensure no crack risk.
Children learn that handmade gifts please mothers most. The article outlines making fragrant dried rose petal charms by chopping petals, soaking them, forming heads, and drying them to string as wearable keepsakes. The process requires a kettle, hot plate, and careful handling.
Charles M Reynolds of Lodge Keles California announces a new advertising office in Baghe Lake near Radio Barber Shop. He will provide outdoor sign work newspaper art drawing and layout planning for merchants and will occupy a booth after the first year. Partners Cuanecon Wgging and R V Beaveh join in the venture.
Gap Johnson recalls a porch disturbance near dinner as youths on horseback fired shot after a dog barked. Children shouted, shots hit fence and skinned some, prompting Gabe Glevery to scold the riders for firing at the boys. The mug, the dog, and the danger all fueled a tense moment.
A late model Ford truck is offered for sale at a bargain price. Contact A. Db. Baring for details and arrangements. Listing appears in the local classifieds with emphasis on quick sale and affordable condition.
Eagle Lake shops glow with holiday displays and strong Christmas trade as retailers report better than average business. Post Office staff, aided by efficient parcel handling, anticipate a rush of Christmas mail and packages next week.
About three hundred students and teachers will assemble in Columbus on March 25 and 26 for the County Meet of the Interscholastic League. Officials appointed committees to secure judges and boost county-wide participation with about forty schools entering. Ten loving cups will be awarded, five new, as preparations begin for the event at the Colorado Citizen report.
The 18 month old Marjorie Perkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis Perkins, was brought home from La Grange hospital after a week of treatment for severe scalds when a pot overturned spilling boiling liquid on the child.
A historical notice describes a syrup named Tunlo-Laxative for ubitun Jaunitipation and pepsin based formula, marketed as a warning for 14 day use. The text asserts relief and a regular topointon effect, mentioning pleasant effects and purported dosing details.
Plans for a modern lumber and hardware building by Seymour, located just north of Milam Street tracks, with a full line of shelf and heavy hardware. Construction to start soon after the new year. Seymour has operated in the city for over thirty years and will relocate to a larger facility.
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