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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
3
A short advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a fast remedy for rheumatism. It claims one application relieves pain and notes many users report permanent cures, with wide drugstore availability and a weekly ad change by W. J. Knezek.
Mrs. W- Kilpatrick of Danforth Me reports severe dyspepsia for twenty years eased six months after starting Electric Bitters. She cites restored strength and vitality and calls it the greatest restorative medicine. Also notes 50 cent price and druggist guarantee. Jim Wood visits Shiner on business Saturday.
A testimonial promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for injuries with a Michigan user claiming family success for cuts sores and skin injuries. It also touts Dr Wing's New Life Pills as a quick cure for chronic constipation removing poisons and curing sour stomach nausea headache dizziness and other ills without griping. Both products are said to be available at drug stores.
Two remedies from St. Nicodemus Drug Store in Hallettsville Texas claim fast relief. One elixir expels the grip germ in one day priced 25 cents, another cough medicine priced 50 cents.
Edward Kure visits Shiner on Saturday. Jaegglis advertise shoes and country produce buys. Jon Brunkenhoefer offers razors and shaves. Polhemus returns from Austin. Local lodge meets. County Attorney Bagby in town. Arnim visits Runge family. New spring suit sale and Pongee silk in stock.
News notes mention Miss Ida Lueke recovering from grippe Mrs Hl A Menefee and son visiting in city Adela Hillmer Shiner guest of Kotzebues announcements of Rud Jaeggli ad Grand feast and dance at Hermann Park April 16 Moulton Dramatic club to Shiner for play Under the Laurels Dr Frank Kent San Antonio eye ear nose throat specialist in city Mrs Joe Demel Freyburg surgical operation performed by Dr Guenther Mr and Mrs Wm Krause move to Savinal Ed Boehm Son building foundation and Kotzebue brick walls underway Gonzales county to build cotton warehouse Banking statement due April 2 1906 County Teachers institute led by J E Cherry petition to submit county superintendent question to voters Operetta A Merry Company to be performed at Flatonia opera house Sam and Will Moore Institute pupils present Leona Kotzebue Edna Glass to assist with music by L Niebuhr
Oak Grove Texas April 11 Mr John Hoepfi Sr delivered honey in Shiner. No trustee election results so the County Superintendent will appoint a trustee. Ben Mueller young blacksmith in Hall et ville visited home folks. O D HW 8 lodge met Sunday. Mr Mrs Emil Pundt of Moulton visited Henry Hinrichs family. Mrs Minnie Wiechring of Cheapside formerly from here visiting relatives. Adolph Mueller’s baby baptized with many relatives and friends. Witting Orchestra provided music. Miss Mary Wenske of Wood's Pasture and Mr Paul Sauer of Gonzales County greeted friends and noted crops late with rain needed.
The San Antonio Spring Carnival runs April 16 to 21 with a busy programme. Opening events include a street pageant and King Selamat welcome, followed by a baby carriage parade, concerts, conventions, and illuminations. The State Saengerfest and large musical performances culminate in Friday’s homeseekers convention and further Saengerfest concerts.
Epileptic Rudolph Pichka is ordered sent to the Abilene colony and confined in the county jail. Lion O C Searcy, long resident and former ranger, recovered from illness and active in local affairs. Judge Lucke seeks re election for justice of the peace precinct No 6 under White Man's Union. Jno G Mueller enters race for county commissioner precincts 2 and 6 under the same group. Community program features a student operetta A Merry Company with receipts over 15 dollars toward a piano.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm eases rheumatic and sciatic pains with fast action. The ointment's potent relief has surprised and delighted thousands of sufferers. Its quick pain relief alone justifies its cost. For sale by all druggists.
Notice states a bay stallion Redivine Clipper 9670 standing 16 hands and a registered Kentucky jack at 16 hands will be shown on the farm one mile west of Oak Grove. Palm Sunday date noted as Sunday, April 8, marking Christ's triumphal entry.
Claiming they aid digestion and strengthening the body, the ad urges trial of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for weak digestion. It notes thousands benefited and the price is a quarter, with sale by all druggists and advice to keep bowels regular.
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