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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1934
Page
7
Advertisement touts Grand Prix The South's Finest beer with grand claims of vast sales numbers and widespread availability. Calls readers to call for the product by name to get the best deals.
The non sectarian Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa serves five hundred homeless boys and girls annually. Founded fifty one years ago it is one of the Midwest’s largest nonsectarian institutions. It relies entirely on voluntary contributions and has no state support or traveling agents. It runs its own school and hospital and assists aged women. The dreuth crisis in the Midwest has reduced receipts prompting a public appeal for liberal Thanksgiving and Christmas offerings.
Donations are requested to keep the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs open and able to provide food and care for increasing numbers of destitute children. Contributions will be acknowledged and financial reports published in the institution's official journal.
A garbled historical sketch traces coffee from Mocha legends to early church doubts, papal trials, and spread across Europe and the United States. It cites Omar, Pope Clement IV, the London Coffee House, and coffeehouses in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore as pivotal nodes in coffee’s ascent as a beverage.
Leaders of the early Colonies gathered in New York Philadelphia and Baltingore coffee houses to discuss state papers and the birth of the United States. A 1632 voyage by Captain De Clieu started coffee cultivation in Martinique, fueling Western Hemisphere plantations and shaping markets. The Dinewa Coffee Company in Houston markets Admiralion and Bright Early coffees sourced from Latin America and Mexico, touting vacuum packed glass jars to preserve freshness. Sunday visitors included Pryor Simmons and Mrs Victor Angelhach visiting Eagle Lake with family.
Local column notes Henry Kaiser is recovering at home after a hospital stay and will remain in bed for another week. The roundup lists numerous visitors and relatives from nearby areas including Elmer Braden, Ed Rainer, J F Neuendorff, W H Nelson, Lows Eater, and many others who visited or traveled to see family and friends across LaGrange and surrounding communities.
Sun and Sunday evenings bring visits from Henry Kaiser and family to the Ledeen home, and multiple guests including Mr and Mrs Jatzebnie, Mr and Mrs Meyer, and others in Columbus and Houston. August Pilsner household hosts, while Tenpile and Toward Meyer receive guests. A pharmacy flyer promotes prescription service and Saturday hours at a local drugstore.
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