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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
7
An old ad style notice touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for children troubled with worms and stomach disorders. It claims regular use over two to three weeks will enrich the blood, improve digestion, and act as a general tonic for the system, helping the body dispel worms and restore health.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met this week on Tuesday with Mrs Max M Landa presiding as three tables of parelug were present. Winners were Mrs Penny and Won Ligh with second prize and two embroidered brandkerchiefs as prizes. Mrs U Prazar won the main prize, and Miss Gere Malcolmson will host next week at her sister Mrs W E Lenbart’s home. Mr EB Harigel spent several days at Rosenberg and Richmond on business. Farmers notice states gin operations on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays by Brandon and Herder.
Rancho Grande school opened for the fall term last Monday with Mrs. M Heimann of Garwood in charge. Mrs. Helmana was, before marriage, Miss Elizabeth Wallin. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freis hosted sun day guests Mr. and Mrs. M Heimann and daughter and young John, and Miss Alice Priesmeyer of Garwood, Mr. and Mrs. Walter A Matthys of Wharton, and Mr. Otto Matthys of Mackay. A well attended picnic at Taiton Hell followed, with day and night activities. Many people viewed the Schinnaker place drill in progress. Mr I B Garry has been in the community for repairs on Grandma Blumrich’s home. Mr Madden, formerly farming on the Haskin farm, moved last week. Nada correspondent has not provided news. request for motor Nada news.
A terse verse warns to settle now or face consequences. It contrasts delayed payment with missed opportunities and symbolic blooms. The language hints at impending regret and social duty, framed as a moral musing.
Atlanta Constitution notes advertisers must mail checks to settle monthly statements. It declares accounts cannot extend beyond thirty days and urges prompt payment to cover obligations. The notice also promotes optometry services by a legally registered optometrist.
A Virginia gubernatorial candidate criticizes the primary system as lacking a binding party platform and voice for the collective will of the party. He argues for a convention based process and warns that direct nominations erode representative democracy guiding the state toward restoring traditional party responsibility and suffrage safeguards.
Essay on American ideals urging service over wealth and power. Emphasizes living for Christian ideals, warns against materialism, and calls youth to champion service in state and national life. Also lists local names and notes next week’s session with Mrs Hanly.
The Thursday Bridge Club gathered at the parlor house hosted by Mrs. R. M. Vitzgerini. Five games were played with Mrs. Jesse Adams winning the cliff prize and receiving Mandarin booking. Miss Gertie Malcomson took the nest prize a bottle of talcum powder. Mrs. Max Tanda earned the consolation a handkerchief. A gala course with saltines tea and pineapple ice was served.
A local notice guarantees glasses fitted by J F Ulbrby will be satisfactory with lens changes for one year, dated October 10.
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