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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
6
Physicians cite perfect purification of the system as essential to health and urge a thorough course of Calotabs to remove chronic ailments. Family packs include full directions for 35 cents, trial package 10 cents, available at any drug store.
The article notes Breskrentz will build a new bungalow at Mt Leo and mentions Isrrhus completed his old home Frote. A hardware gate is set for six pm and WE Tevet at Muck Tsu handles the carpenter work.
The Posthmeter and their wife depart Sunday morning to Frederickslairy for a two week vacation. Mrs. Whitarm had already traveled there a couple of weeks earlier, while Posthmeter and another companion plan to join.
Local families and friends gathered for Sunday visits and social calls. Names include Geo Cooper, Mr and Mrs Johnston, C W Sanders, Nora Prieymeyer, Estella Prieymeyer, Ann Hornischer, Agnes Hornischer, Frances Van Vreas, and others from Nottawa and nearby towns. Several trips to West Dexia towns and Culorady are noted, with residents traveling for visits and hosting gatherings.
Mrs Tf Middlebrook and her son Verey returned home Sunday after a two week stay in the city. Percy underwent an eye operation and had his tonsils and adenoids removed. He is recovering well and hopes to soon discard the glasses he has worn for years.
The page lists diverse notices such as permanent waves and beauty parlor services with reduced prices, posting wood delivery and lumber details, painting lessons by Miss Hedwig von Nettlebladt, and eye ear nose and throat care visits by Dr. Frank Kent in Eagle Lake Garwood and Columbus. Also advertised are farm loans, Goodyear belting for pumps, laxative products, and photography services.
Brice McCarty family leaves for Boerne and the Hit Pop Hotel while Mrs McCarty and children plan a summer stay. J N Prazar and others join at the same hotel. D O McClellan recovers at home after surgery in Houston. Several families plan weekend visits to Doerno and Fentress resort, with trips by Mr Horace McRee and Mrs Schielober to Crystal City and San Antonio.
Rock Island notes describe a Taste Thursday gathering at a hostess’s home with sewing and diversions. Refreshments were served as Mrs. A J Weimar and family left for Houston for medical visits, while others welcome a new baby John Henry weighing 10 pounds.
The Denton Herald notes Bryan’s claim of wealth from real estate and investments while emphasizing his denial of millionaire status. It highlights his charity, disciplined earnings, and belief in earned prosperity, contrasting public doubt with his asserted integrity and conviction.
A Texan moves to Salem Oregon suburbs and spends about 50000 on a modern filling station store and campground. He promotes Lone Star Service Station at 1198 North Capital Street with friendly Texas charm and drive up service. The ad promises fuel sales tires and other goods with a welcoming smile.
A reflective verse expresses a life spent in service and faith. The speaker speaks of planting hope in others hearts and doing their best for God. They find solace if their deeds ease others burden or bring joy to a lonely child.
Mr and Mrs Hervin Nussbaum and their baby depart Tuesday for a short visit to Victoria. Manuel Nawbaum stays in charge of the Nussbaum store during Hervin’s absence.
Mrs H E Terrell of Houston arrived last week to visit her mother Mrs O Green and sister Mrs J F Clery. Her husband Mr Terrell, now a noted Houston golfer, is expected for the weekend to show locals how the game is played.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons and two boys George and Raymond of Hioomburg and Miss Ruth Starkey of Atlanta spent several days at the C. W. Bentley home. Simmons is a brother of Mrs. Bentley and Starkey her niece. They were en route in their car for a vacation trip to the western part of the state.
Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Johnson and Mrs. M. E. Guyatt spent the week at Sylvan Beach. They motored to Houston for the Rotary banquet yesterday where Hagle Lake Rotary Club members presented the entertainment program.
An old ad promotes Hayes Healing Honey with a Grove Open Trade Salve included for chest colds head colds and croup. The package urges rubbing the salve on the chest and throat and advises consulting a druggist for Hayes Sealing Honey.
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