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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
5
A vintage ad for Stab Parasite Remover claims it cleans fowls in water or feed, kills lice mites fleas blue bugs and other insects, acts as a tonic and purifier, prevents disease, and offers a money back guarantee if no improvement after a month. Sold by Beckman's Drug Store.
A flurry of visits from Houston and San Antonio families fills Eagle Lake week. Mrs Pete Schroeder and children tour relatives. Miss Edit Wright stays in San Antonio with kin. Asa McClanahan and family visit, and many locals host gatherings and an Embroidery Club luncheon. The Fleet includes bus service updates and Cottage relocation by Frank Mazucine as Eagle Lake eyes growth with Cavendale development.
Mr and Mrs J Markus of Lufkin visited their son and daughter in Houston or nearby with Mrs Belle Nall and Mrs Helmer Seaholm. The group returned to Lufkin by auto with Mrs J J Minton of Houston and Mrs Neill Davis of Greenville visiting Miss Waugh in Houston. They spent the 4th of July season with Mr and Mrs WA Dallas.
Mr and Mrs I V Duncan and Gardner spent the Fourth of July season with relatives at Palestine. The gathering included family from nearby towns and marked a quiet holiday rather than a formal celebration.
An editorial piece promotes evaporated milk as a safe, sterilized option for young children during summer, noting its sixty percent water removal, double richness, and high nutritive value. It cites pediatricians supporting its use after maternal milk, outlining a feeding schedule from six weeks onward and instructions for preparation.
A garbled will leaves odd bequests to his wife daughter valet chauffeur and partner. He bequeaths money to his daughter, clothes stolen by the valet, a winter coat to the tiger, and suggests the chauffeur finish his job. The text reads as a fragmented probate note with mis-spellings and incomplete names.
An editor nearing retirement notes high praise for honest dealings and fair treatment of others. A claim adjuster echoes the sentiment, saying most people will do the right thing, with two exceptions. A local letter highlights two individuals who declined damages after an accident, reinforcing a shared belief in general honesty amid crooks. Bruce McCarty and family plan a late week visit to Botrne, staying at HL Top hotel. Mrs. Joe Hurley of Galveston? is listed among upcoming travel plans.
The article states Dr. Crankehaw, head of Prudential Insurance infirmary, argues movies fatigue eyes less than reading. He notes eye defects affect about 25,000,000 of 42,000,000 employed Americans and cites stabilizers reducing flicker in films. It also mentions agricultural notes and local employment changes.
The piece argues thrift strengthens character and guards against waste. It contends money should not be squandered on unneeded items and that saving shows maturity. It warns that worry about money is common and calls for self control to stabilize the mind amid crises.
Justice court Monday accepted W S Shaver of Weimar plead guilty to moving stock without permission and he paid the imposed fine. Meyer D Nathan plans a month long visit to her former home in Waco starting Sunday. The Nathan brothers Louis and Nolan J have been in Waco for several weeks.
The marriage of Ben Boehmg and Miss Hilda Meyer occurred Tuesday at the Lutheran church in Frelsburg with services by H. Lindenberg. The bride, daughter of Herman and Mrs Meyer of Bernardo, is noted for her pleasing manners and sociable nature. The groom, a Frelsburg native, is regarded as of good moral standing. The couple moved into their new home purchased from G. F. Boelache and vacated the old residence the same day.
Mrs. Lillian Perry of Houston is spending a few weeks there as a guest of Mr. and Mrs AV D Smith.
Fragmentary OCR text attempts to claim Hall's Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrh and sinus inflammation. Mentions ointment form and quick relief but text is garbled with spelling errors and unclear endorsements. No verifiable details on dates persons or organizations.
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