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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
5
Walter Gummelt a Concordia College Springfield Illinois student came to Hallettsville on Thursday to spend his vacation with homefolk, reported by the Hallettsville Herald.
Mrs Elo Wolters and Mise Stella Wolters leave Sunday for Houston then Chicago Niagara Falls and New York. In New York they board passage to Europe on June 27 for a three month absence. The Baier couple begins an eight month Rocky Mountain to Alaska recreation trip returning by October. Jodie Goetz visits home from San Antonio.
Henry Behlen of Shiner visited the city Saturday. William Hillmer and Mrs. Hillmer stayed in Yoakum Friday. Robert Kotzebue returned from a Galveston visit. Selma Hillmer and Minnie Pundt returned from a Winters trip. Bessie Willberg left for Shiner to spend weeks with sister Mrs Henry Janssen. Willie Etlinger of LaGrange visited his parents Sunday. W A Bergfeld of Moulin Motor in San Antonio last week. Isabel Papacek returned from Luling. Mrs Charles Riske and daughters Mildred and Vivian were in Hallettsville Thursday. John and Erich Brunkenhoefer and Smith Leazar were in Weimar for business. Dr C R Saur closed Moulton office to focus on Shiner. J R Matula erecting bungalow in town. Joe Gold and family and others visited Luling oil fields. John Darilek and family and others visited Magnolia Beach and Port Lavaca. Emil Gold and family and others from near Moulton were in San Antonio.
Sir Ronald Ross predicts future longevity could reach 150 years as knowledge of disease germs grows. The piece notes human maturity at 24 and suggests keeping the digestive system clean to counteract infections, praising Triner's Bitter Wine as a remedy and listing reader testimonials and current distributors. It also mentions William Kneisler moving to Dublin with the American Oil Company and Miss Lillie Krause visiting Robstown.
A tonic claim for Herbine promises quick relief from tiredness and a torpid liver. The ad asserts the first dose purifies and regulates bowels, drives out bile, and imparts exhilaration, strength, and buoyant spirits. Price 60¢. Sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
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