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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
5
Louise Mueller announces Decor ation Day will be observed at Flatonia on the third Sunday of April. Services will be held at 3 30 o clock in the afternoon. Also note Tanlac from Kotzebue Drug Company as an advertisement.
Examinations for all grades of teachers' certificates will be held at Hallettsville Friday and Saturday, April 7 and 8. Why mope around half sick and listless when health and strength are yours for the asking. Take Tanlac, Sold by Kotzebue Drug Co, Advertisement.
A marketing note indicates a free balloon offered with every tablet purchase at Kotzebue Drug Co. The offer appears in a cur attire style item with the tagline A Balloon Free.
Brevham Texas March 29 Charles A DeWare states the first artificial ice in the world was made in Jefferson northeast Texas. Inventors Boyd and Scott were aided financially by Capt J M DeWare who built the first artificial ice plant. The unit operated in 1869 and produced three inch thick three foot long ice sold without refrigerators, stored in underground cisterns.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since last report. Names include Joe Migl Moulton F J Schoenfeld Moulton Louie Ehlers Shiner Joe Simper Shiner Bb H Cordes Moulton F V Arnim Corpus Christi Eu Kalischko Shiner J T Jaeggli Moulton Adolph Anders Moulton George Baur Moulton Adolph Baur Moulton Lucas Rebmet Moulton Louis A Migt Moulton William Hillmer Moulton John Mang Jr Floresville.
Messrs C L Stavinoha H S Paulus and John H Bailey of Cue ro were in Shiner on business. Mrs A G Kotzebue and son visited in Moulton at the Cowdin home. Miss Hertha Pieper visited Yoakum between trains. Dr A M Kotzebue attended professional business in Yoakum. Mrs Louise Pieper left for Hallettsville to visit her daughter. A J Darilek the real estate dealer was in Shiner on business. Mrs D F Johnson of Flatonia visited her parents in the city. Erwie Oechl returned to Houston after visiting his parents. Augu st Ellinghaueen and family spent the day in Schultenburg. Miss Helen Ruhman and Miss Annie Strauen returned from Shiler. Culak School near here closed a session March 31 under Miss Lorena Askey. Louis Meiserechaleyer returned to Baenham after visiting his ill mother. Miss Llelen Pliska left for Eagle Lake to visit friends. John Culak was re-elected to the Dickson school board. Louis Ehlers cigar maker of Shiner visited merchants with Dick Ziese.
An advertisement extols Triner's Bitter Wine as a scientifically backed laxative. It contrasts primitive medical rites in Africa with modern medicine and urges readers to buy the product at local druggists for ailments like poor appetite constipation flatulence headaches and general debility.
If you suffer from billiousness constipation headache nervousness sallow complexion logs of appetite bad taste in the mouth taniac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills will certainly straighten you out. Sold by the Kotzebue Drug Up Advertisement.
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