666 Cures Chills and Fever Disease Remedy Note
A brief historic note cites cures for intermittent and remittent fever linked to malaria. It mentions Ui Bills the Germs as a presumed remedy or advertiser reference in the treatment claims.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1928
Page
10
A brief historic note cites cures for intermittent and remittent fever linked to malaria. It mentions Ui Bills the Germs as a presumed remedy or advertiser reference in the treatment claims.
Community items mention Mrs De Beauseling hosting visits at Bel Encampment and local gatherings. Names include Mrs Merrig Dries, Miss Lisee, Mr J Z De Walfrown, and several attendees from Gal Ras and Manila area. The piece references a Potters Field origin story tied to Judas and Pontius Pilate, with biblical context and a public interest note about the origin of the field name.
A letter from a Texas mother recounts how California Syrup of Figs eased her child Mildred’s constipation, leading to improved mood and health. She praises the remedy’s gentle relief and neighbors’ observations of her daughter’s cheer.
The Miss Thelma Reynalde and her father Mr HW Gk Reynalde with daughter Mary Thelma, and family members from Elorifa Miascuri visited for a week, staying with relatives including Mrs Bade Mre and others at 108 Buwingees. Widespread mentions of names indicate a family gathering and familial travel.
The column lists local social events and visits with many spelling errors. Mentions include Mik. Tao Oo MeDomakt at River side Park, Miss Phoebia Crows entertaining, Miss Frances Horalseber visiting sister, and various residents traveling to Houston, East Bernard, and other towns for family, dances, and social occasions.
Juanita Urasco a Mestecan girl from Tulun Urasco住 Ulery place tied a knot in the Mestean secthin of Eagle Lake Wednesday. the funeral was held yesterday with interment in Lakeside cemetery.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger presents a rebuttal to the claim that advertising raises living costs. It cites the Fort Smith Garment Company and Vice President Leo Phaning, arguing advertising fuels volume and supports production, with references to distribution, pricing, and industry impact across multiple regions and years.
Rosalie Hayden, the youngest daughter of air, and Nira Muyden, suffered a fracture to the right arm when a cement wall collapsed during a roller skating event Thursday evening at LG. Mrs Clark of Johnson City visits family of Cr. daughter. Clerks and local friends express concern and offer prayers for Rosalie as she improves in splints.
The text discusses dairy cows as the source of income for Wisconsin farms. It notes climate and dairy quality, mentions feed and milk production, and implies farming practices tied to dairy economy.
The family of our beloved wife and mother expresses gratitude to Erjeeip and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and many kindnesses during the loss. MAX BCEINDLER, BM, and all family members join in the appreciation.
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