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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1926
Page
4
A tonic praised for purifying blood and enriching energy. It claims to improve color, appetite, and strength with iron and quinine in syrup. Advertised as safe for children and effective against “material” and “gap” germs through its strengthening effect.
Fragmentary notice from Christ Episcopal Church invites all people to attend Advent services on a Sunday in November. The schedule mentions a meeting at 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and references a welcoming event at TanG pf, with faith community members urged to attend all listed services.
Mr and Mrs FB Smith mark a Thanksgiving season in Houston with family gathering and festive plans. The couple attends events and hosts relatives amid warm year end celebrations.
Mr and Mrs Chirence Stewart and children of Welder spent several days here at the ML Townsend Home last week Rev Texas Stephens of Yoakum reached here at the Christian charel Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights Mr All Flester was a business visitor to Howton Friday Mr and Mrs A Dyson and their son Arnold of Houston came up Saturday and are guests of Mrs Dyson s parents Mr and Mrs PRM Frazee Mrs J D Bingerman returned home from San Antonio where she had been visiting her son for the past several days She was accompanied home by Messrs Miles and Hite standauthy Jie Mr Adalph Wegenhott returned from a two weeks business trip where he has been looking after cattle interests Miss Eliot Kelsey left this week for Misma Arizona where she expects to visit her sister and make her home Mrs Flor Stuper was the charm We estess ty members of Me Em Mreidvey club on Thursday afternoon The entertainment was spent in the usual and after a delicious Tinoh a shower was given for Mrs St. Groene a club member who is on the way to her new home in Cedar Rapids Iowa She presented a dainty handkerchief by each member.
The death of ME PL F. Heller Sr occurred at his residence. Funeral services were held at the Wurbulie Church at two o clock yesterday, with Rev. BEFL Park officiating, and he was laid to rest in old Fellows Rest. Born in Alsace Lorraine, France, he came to the United States at age seven and lived in Columbus for eighteen years. He was a farmer and stockman, 66 at death, survived by a wife, two sons Joe Heller of Stalstead and PLP Heller Jr. of this city, and five daughters.
A bustling page of 1900s classifieds lists dairy cattle for sale, a cooking stove, Mulberry Cotton Seed, and farm land postings. Offers include a milk cow and yearling heifer, stove at 15 dollars, and seed sold by Otto Rogers. Also advertised are bulbs, plants, garden seeds, and Christmas card samples from Headlight office, with notices about posted lands and trespass warnings in Wharton and Colorado counties.
R. A. Rissen and his daughter Lynn Adaire returned home after a serious throat operation in New Orleans. The child shows steady improvement since her eleventh procedure and hopes are high that she will grow strong and well. Edward Arnold, student at Cranston's Business College in Houston, spent the weekend visiting his parents and his best girl.
The East Bernard Parent-Teacher Association meets at the home of Mrs. J. T. Reed with discussion on educational access from first grade onward. A Friday night event at the high school auditorium aims to fundraise for music memory equipment and uniforms for a volleyball team. Prof W. L. Hughes will speak on consolidating rural schools for high school purposes. Local residents travel to Austin and Houston for related activities and staff updates.
An ad promotes Hayes Healing Honey to stop a cough by soothing inflamed tissues. A box of Groves Open Salve for chest and head colds is included with each bottle, purportedly aiding cold symptoms.
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