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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
3
Concord Kentucky man B F Leek reports a twenty year sore on his upper lip healed by Sacklen Arnica Salve after trial of other remedies. The ad extols the salve for burns cuts and wounds and notes availability at drug stores for 25 cents. Reverend Waite visited from Shiner on Saturday.
A pleasant surprise party may be given to your stomach and liver by taking Dr Kings New Life Pills. The medicine relieves pain and discomfort and promises relief from headache dizziness and constipation. 25 cents at all drug stores. Anton Kolar of Flatonia was a Moulton visitor Saturday.
A Virginia family credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving Ruth Dewey from cholera infantum after doctors gave up. The article urges readers to buy the medicine, noting its low cost and potential to avoid medical bills.
Miss Deila Boehmie spends a few days in Yoakum. Henry Cook trips to Yoakum earlier in the week. Jno G Mueller makes a pleasant call Tuesday. Julius Kotzebue travels to Gonzales returning Monday. Prof C A Peterson from Yoakum visits. J Brunkenhoefer barber offers razor services. B N Cordes returns from Corpus Christi. Prof Richard Strauss of Shiner visits his brother Charles. T A Havemann and wife depart for Weimar and Houston to reside. Mrs Wm Fehrenkamp returns to Shiner after visit.
Community notices report visits by John G. Mueller and Prof. Ang W. Janszen, relatives traveling to Temple and Flatonia, and Mrs. F T Fehrenkamp with son Freddie in town. Others announce illness recovery, sales, bankruptcy, and a large fort Sam Houston brick contract.
Donations from local residents support community needs while farmers adjust to cotton prices, and boll weevil numbers decline. Mrs Friederike Wagner dies at 76 after illness. her funeral is in Freyburg with Rev F Bohmfalk officiating. Moulton Independent School District selects Prof Nathaniel Wilson as principal for the coming term. A V Peterson and two others named staff. Citizens urged to back a band stand to aid the juvenile band rehearsals, promoting open-air performances and communal enjoyment.
A scattered newspaper snippet promotes Chamberlain remedies for stomach and bowel issues with claims of quick relief and local druggist availability. It also notes heavy rain with a bright electrical display and mentions Emil Janssen’s move to Ottine and a telegraphy training ad at McKinney Telegraph College in Texas.
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg credits Electric Bitters with curing her typhoid and kidney trouble that left her bent double. She says the tonic restored health and strength enabling her to walk straight again. Also reports Paul Levenson aged 66 killed by a street car in San Antonio on Monday.
Paris reports a claimed diamond cure for consumption. The ad urges W. T. McGee of Vauleer Tennessee and others to try Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. It promises instant relief and permanent cure with quick action and offers trial bottles free.
Beer agent Henry Etlinger returned last Thursday from a business visit to the Alamo City.
In Halletsville Texas on October 26 1901 Dr E W Hall of St Louis receives a testimonial from A B Devall County Treasurer praising Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism relief. The letter endorses the remedy for similar sufferers.
An 19th century patent remedy ad promises The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, diabetes, rheumatism, and related complaints in men women and children. One bottle equals two months treatment and can be mailed for $1 if not found locally from Dr. E W Hall, St. Louis former Texas manufacturer, P O Box 629.
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