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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1926
Page
5
A medicinal syrup marketed to treat habitual constipation promises prompt regular action within 24 to 71 days of daily use. It claims to stimulate and regulate bowel function with a pleasant taste and ease of intake.
The Progressive Farmer criticized the Dallas News contest and argued for focusing on high quality cotton rather than expanding staple length. It urged farmers to improve soil, fertilization, and farming practices, noting premium prices for good staple length and warning against overreaching for longer cotton on marginal land.
Garwood Presbyterian Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. O. R. Searring Followed by study and election of officers postponed at last meeting. Officers elected: Mrs. W. Preskignt president, Mrs. August Brallmany vice president, Mrs. J. B. Complina secretary, Mrs. Bt. Jo. Heiman assistant, Mrs. J. W. King treasurer, Mrs. N. G. Nenn secretary of literature, Mrs. H. B. Priesmeyer secretary of associate members. Refreshments served after. Several local people attended funerals and visits noted. community notes and sale for fundraising mentioned.
Hamme Raaseh left Saturday for West Columbia to be employed in the old town. Charlie Causey and family celebrate arrival of a fine baby girl. Adkins returned home from Houston Monday. Miss Verlia Von Baekirk visited San Antonio for a family weekend. Womens Missionary Society met with Mrs Willesips. Revival services led by Rev Rates nearing close Sunday night. Brack Fough and Edy Causey were business visitors to Wharton and Bowling. The sh bo will meet with Vivtoy Gouvernurlung light. A Rock Island play was staged here Tuesday night.
A sunglassed tone medical ad urges youth to achieve health by Calotabs purging the body. It markets Calotabs as the greatest of system purifiers, offering a family package with multiple directions for a price of 3 cents in drug stores.
Community record notes Teas Farm Women planning absence with Abs and Glen Suukerman as next in the sequence. The fragment mentions a day after-tian and other oblique references.
Robert Hints, long in duty at the R. Ef. Putney Drug Store, departed Wednesday afternoon for Houston where he expects to be employed in the future. He has many friends here who wish him well in his new position.
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