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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1922
Page
8
Fragmentary text describes fines and bargains at a Mrs Shins home. The readable parts mention prices like eight dollars and a list of disjointed phrases possibly from an old notice or advertisement. No clear events or individuals are fully identifiable.
Mrs A W Caylor visited Eagle Lake on Thursday afternoon. Mrs W G Darby and Misses Helen Darby Florence McWilliams Mildred Kelley shopped in Houston Friday and Saturday. C W Smith A W Caylor and B C Cassady attended Lissie Farm Women meeting at Mrs Kurtson home in Bugle Lake. Reed entertained at dinner Sunday. Mog A W W Caylor and family hosted guests. Roy Winnert hosted W Ay Crow and Fred Adkins. Miss Mildred Keith spent a week at BL Campa then returned to Medina for school closing events. Chad and pupils presented a program with readings and a short play. Hazel Welch received awards for reading and spelling. Friday activities postponed to May Ynshee later noted. Everyone invited to attend church service Sunday night.
An account of a Dubinsky show in Eagle Lake featuring performances by the company noted for cordial reception in cities. The text highlights audience warmth, host interactions, and a mix of anecdotes about performers and local reactions during a recent engagement.
Mrs. Scott of Wichita Kansas credits Tanlac with transforming her health after years of stomach trouble indigestion and fatigue. She reports regained appetite steady sleep and weight gain after starting the medicine sold at Putoy’s Drug Store Engle Weimar and Matthews.
The WM of the Baptist Church held its regular business session on Tuesday afternoon May 2. About fifteen members attended. Reports from the secretary and social service chair were read. Refreshments were served including water ice cream and grape juice. Members listed include K Roberts Horace Green Norris Martin Rotterford and Damron. G Ward and D Gordon contributed cotton seed and hay.
Mr. Joe Berger expands his fruit and vegetable shop near the square post office to include a full line of staple groceries. He will continue to offer fresh fruits and vegetables as the new venture begins this week, according to an announcement in today’s Hewilight.
An old report describes a faulty senour-lin item bought by Jobnet that proved crippled on four wheels rather than a pleasure vehicle. A patient’s symptoms are discussed with a friend as the owner questions the reliability of the device and a reference to a J. FP. Ciery for Kodak films is noted.
Mr J D Arnett spent last week at Eastin as a murder case witness. Flooded state roads forced a 1850 mile detour to Bastand with high waters and washouts. Arnett reports crops in awful condition near Fort Worth. A $1.00 special sale begins Saturday May 6 at Landa's Dry Goods Store.
Advertises LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN syrup as a laxative for habitual constipation. Claims prompt relief with regular 14 to 21 day use to induce regular action and regulate digestion. Describes pleasant-tasting syrup offered in a 960c bottle.
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