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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
8
Lost on August 4 a white bull dog about three quarters grown with a black spot on the head and crippled front feet. Reward offered to J. I. Meyer in Moulton Texas.
The Bible Class will meet with Mrs. Sam Jaeggli Monday afternoon at 4:00. Leader is Mrs. H. A. Menefee. Roll call with a scripture quotation on patience. Devotional by Mrs. W. K. Rich ter. Lesson from Ezekial 40 to 48.
A historical explainer describes evaporated milk as water removed from fresh milk through evaporation followed by homogenization canning and sterilization. It emphasizes freshness from farm to can and states evaporated milk remains pure and safe for children. It notes sterilization prevents deterioration and offers usage tips for cooking baking and drinking.
A playful, mid century style verse contrasts common ladders with the true path to success. It warns against confusing public appearances with real advancement and asks readers to value honest effort over flashy symbols.
Local merchants Sam Reichman and wife return from New York with merchandise for Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co. They promise first class goods at hard times prices and urge customers to visit the store. An accompanying medical ad hawks Trier’s Bitter Wine to aid digestion and promote summer well being, touting its liver and kidney benefits.
A backstage exchange reveals the revue’s quick pivot from a chorus to authors lyricists and composers. The producer clarifies the actual creators behind the songs as the performers in rehearsal.
Dr. J. G. Guenther and son Leo were in Cuero Wednesday. Miss Hertha Pieper returned from a visit to Hallettsville relatives. Fred D. Mueller of Inadale visited his parents H. F. and Mrs. Mueller. Mrs. John G. Guenther and Miss Mary Ann Guenther traveled to Houston this week. August W. Janszen Bill Wilks and John Antrich drove to Tamina and back the same day.
Well improved pace in southern part of Moulton. Features include a good house, electric light, well, and other utilities. Inquiries through Eagle Office.
Fresh stock corn chops gray and white shorts bran maize chicken feed listed by Boehm's Sons in a local grocer or farm supply segment.
The piece praises the Insurance Agent for urging people to consider the future for which heirs may be grateful. It suggests death, accident and fire are unpleasant topics but ignoring them is unwise.
A brief dialogue scene unfolds with a woman recalling a familiar face and questioning if the man is the one who proposed last evening. Confusion and recognition drive the exchange as they seek clarity about identity and prior intentions.
Christabel questions Maude about marrying beneath her intellect and Maude reluctantly concedes the possibility.
The scene on the piazza features a lightless confrontation as mosquitoes reportedly locate and bite without illumination, highlighting a nuisance that thrives in darkness.
A confrontation recounts an attempted kiss by Tom to the speaker last night. The speaker refused and notes Tom’s anger and a remark that he wished he had called on them, signaling tension and possible personal animosity.
Dialog fragment shows Phyllis and an unnamed speaker noting a similarity believed to stem from Archie. The exchange hints at a family resemblance or behavior pattern affecting Phyllis.
Charles Kaase of San Angelo visited his cousin F. C. Kaase for the first time. Oscar and Joe Havlik of Cameron visited brother John V. Havlik and family, leaving for Fayetteville Monday. A Sunday night dance at Hermann Park Hall on August 16 drew a large crowd with 186 tickets sold and music by the American Legion Band.
Ginners of Moulton and vicinity announce next week they will gin only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Signatories include Kubenka Bros Komensky Vrana Moravie Skarke Novohrad John Darilck Heukhaus W F Hilert Culak School Beran Bros J R Matula Moulton Oil & Gin Co and Moulton Farmers Cooperative Gin & Mill Co.
A bottle of Herbine at home acts like a doctor in the house, giving instant relief when digestion is upset or bowels fail to move. One or two doses start things moving and restore that buoyant feeling of health. Price 6c. Sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
Modern hair cutting and bobbing services along with clean and easy shaving are offered. Contact FP Raab, proprietor, for appointments and information.
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