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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
5
Governor Neff signs bill mandating death by electricity within the state penitentiary. After ninety days, no more lawful hangings occur in Texas. condemned individuals shall be taken from their home counties for execution. Source: Yoakum Weekly Times.
A claim that 666 quickly relieves constipation biliousness headaches colds and lagtippe. No verifiable medical guidance provided.
About twenty boosters for the Shiner fair marched through Moulton on Thursday afternoon at about six o clock. They carried banners flags booster caps and circulars while the band played several selections on Front Street. After about twenty minutes the group returned to Shiner.
Moulton defeated Flatonia 6 to 5 in a Sunday baseball game. Oscar Brunkenhoefer has moved to West Columbia to work in his uncle August Kotzebue’s drug store. Anita von Lienen and Evelyn Richter returned to Galveston to resume nursing at John Sealy Hospital. Richard Boehm visited Port Lavaca. Melvin Leazer visited Kerrville. Mrs. Katherine Boehm arrived from the Sanitorium Texas.
The article notes redwood trees on the Pacific coast measure 3 000 to 4 000 years when cut, and fossil records show even older relatives. It then extols 33 years of Tuiner's Bitter Wine benefits, quoting Frank Skorapa of Rochester praising its immeasurable value for appetite, digestion, and general weakness, and lists various Triner Company remedies. It closes with news that Mr. Henry Pieper has returned to Houston.
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