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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1921
Page
8
An old remedy advertisement touts SWAMP Chill Tonic as a quick and permanent cure for grippe colds. W H Howard of Ravanna Ark endorses it, claiming rapid relief with no calomel, and notes a gentle purgative action with the dose. Bottle priced at 60 cents.
A long running meeting of the Auxiliary of the American Legion was held with members attending in the afternoon. A splendid tea was given to the workers and a program noted. The report included sorrowful scenes and memories of loved ones, with reflections on happiness and enduring friendship.
Fragmented ad copy claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures worm problems in children by improving digestion, mood, and overall strength. It asserts healthy color as proof and urges regular use to expel worms and restore welfare.
Assistant Fire Chief J P Lindsay asks the City Hall meeting at 8 o'clock next Tuesday to discuss the street alarm and its acceptance or dismissal. All members urged to attend as topics include whether to repair or replace the alarm system. Local notice requests full turnout.
The Catholic Ladies Sewing Circle met on a Tuesday afternoon led by Mrs Sharh and Mrs Tess Adams. Attendees listed include Mrs A Tee and Mrs A ON among others. A social gathering followed with refreshments and brief speeches, highlighting community ties and mutual support.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to criminal negligence, a Dallas arrest, military doctors, and a war era service context. The narrative includes abrupt mentions of German spies, a commander, and improvised critique of government aid to wounded veterans, with stray lines about race and a child. The passage is heavily garbled and contains non sequiturs and disjointed quotes.
An older advertisement promotes Bayer aspirin tablets as genuine medicine for relief of headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and sore muscles. It explains dosage guidance by physicians over three years and notes toll prices for twelve pill boxes. The copy references Bayer branding and chemical terms for acetylsalicylic acid ester preparation.
Mrs Elnora Sawyer and Praices from Miami Arizona returned home after visiting seven months in Altair. Mr Te Tohison Colorado county tax official spent May and Wednesday in Columbus. Tobrisot spoke of world travels and plans to return to Roving Canada. Mr Flaley arrived from Rock Island Saturday and led a service Sunday. Charles Michn Johnson and Virginia Ruth Johnson visited Miss Mutty Johnson in Eagle Take. A treky parley at the xehoot hone Hore was enjoyed Monday night. Robert Dunlavy and daughter visited from Ragte Take. Ora Miller and Elma Wertha, studying in Eagle Lake, spent the weekend with parents. Miss Ligell Walker went to Bartlett for several weeks to visit relatives. Mrs T Williams of Bay City is visiting her parents Hon and Mr Gee Herders and family of her sister Mrs DAL 1.
A local reader from South Gardiner Me claims Chimhertihv's Cough Remedy cured her persistent cough and chest congestion after using half a bottle. She asserts the product relieved grip and throat irritation and recommends it as effective medicine.
Maize Heads and Bar Corn espeedily reveal new prices prompting quick buying interest. Hurlson promises cleaning and pressing services. Accordions and pleats offered for customer tailoring. Anselin endorses the speedy deals and service options.
Two Burden drivers head on collision on the highway about a mile west of town Sunday night. Both front wheels damaged and one axle bent. no injuries reported. Driver of the other vehicle fled. Drivers warned about reckless speed and failure to yield. Weadight subscription rate noted.
Mother Tewure says California is the only genuine California Syrup of Figs recommended by doctors for babies and children. It cleans the bowels and regulates the stomach and liver gently and thoroughly with each bottle’s directions. Say California to avoid imitation products lacking the fruity taste and laxative action.
Mrs 8 M Schleicher hosted a bridge party at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Green in Bay City honoring Mrs W Y Beard of San Air Route. Guests included Mesdames Anderson Callison Wintermann Frazer Allen Dallas Carey Peterson Hayes Stephens Matthews Stephens Williams Beckwan McCarty Sandmeyer and Iseard. Prizes went to Mrs Carey for high score and to Mrs Beard for guest of honor. Refreshments featured chicken, pickles, bread and butter sandwiches and cake. Engle Lake Mercantile Company provided bread and cakes.
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