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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1923
Page
5
Garwood residents and visitors share a busy week with family gatherings. Delayed travel plans, birthday party at the home of Mr. Shaw, and letters from Columbus mark the community notes. Attendees include the Shaw and Pinchback families along with local and visiting guests. The Lyceum announces a February 24 event featuring S Platt Jones.
An ad touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe, harmless substitute for calomel. It claims the liquid medicine cleanses the liver and improves digestion without poisoning bones or provoking vomiting, urging readers to try it and refund if unsatisfied.
The Rex theatre hosts a romantic comedy with Mollie King and Creighton Ware this Saturday. The plot centers on twin sisters, rich and poor, who are mistaken for each other causing a comic chain of errors. Music interlaces with the unfolding romance as hearts and lives entangle.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an odd claim about a salve named Chandertite providing instant relief from a pestilent ailment. Mentions victims kept in perpetual torrent and a vague reference to eating at Girvers. No clear dates or organizations.
Nottawa notes report residents in East Bernard and El Campo with several illnesses. Miss Florence McWilliams fell ill with flu while visiting El Campo. Mrs. Fred Adkins and others are described as sick, with varying recovery. A meeting of the Hap Old Ladies Aldu¢i group at Mrs. Horace McRee’s in Eagle Lake highlighted a Bible study and a dessert course. Mr. and Mrs. Reed visited Eagle Lake, learning A. W. Cuyler was ill. Mrs. Darby awaits word from Michigan relatives. plans for a two month Floridian visit precede a Not tawa return. Mrs. J. W. Mayes returns from Averwar with lingering injuries and nervousness after an auto crash. Lealle Larnier family moves to the former Tyte tank farm near Lissie, as Mr. A. S. Ith Fes eta contemplates relocation to Alabama for future home.
Mr B W Kallman visited Columbus Bernardo Git Corp relatives and friends. Fred Gertses near injury from falling scaffold piece. treated in Richmond. Fred Fussell of Kentwood visiting. W G Knnser ill, improving. Tses Farm Women held meeting Feb 13 with Mrs Harner White. refreshments served. Miss Chas Smith visiting relatives in Houston. Principal Willie Holiqud of Lone school ill and quitting. Parent Teachers Association meeting set for third Friday monthly. Church group from Mesquite attended Presbyterian meeting in Houston.
Digestive issues and pale skin in children signal worms, doctors say. A popular remedy, Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, is recommended for one to three weeks to enrich the blood strengthen the system and help expel worms. Pleasant to take and widely advised as a general tonic.
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