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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
7
The clipping lists Henry Behlen in Moulton and Frank Jilek with family in Gonzales. It notes Dr F W Ledbetter around Moulton, J E Stavinoha’s family visiting Wei mar, and many others visiting Hallettsville Rosenberg Luling Yoakum Cuero and Columbus. It also mentions Melvin Merremen birthday party and a health ad promoting Triners cough sedative and Bitter Wine with a reader testimonial.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. List includes Rev Father Kopp Moulton Ms Elsie Linbrugger new Shiner Joe Zalman Rud Filipp Emil Schmidt Emil Aschenbeck Theodore Wenste Louis Moeller new Moulton W F Oehl Moulton R Preston F Biehunke Rud Jaeggli Mrs Edw Boehm F T Fehrenkamp Fk W Neskorik H A Menefee G J Bohnenkamp Henry Krause J E Stavinoha new Joe Schmidt Shiner John Hofner Mrs Erna Kotzebue J W Hull Houston Joe Gold Flatonia Geo Kaiser Flatonia Henry Wenske Moulton.
A fleeting seaside encounter leads to a playful exchange as two strangers, newly acquainted, declare affection during a short visit. The man explains his stay is brief, yet the moment hints at a budding connection.
A party memory lingers as a friend jabs at the singer for a song misdone, calling it a murder of the piece and hinting at the haunting impact it left in the night.
Aline and Alfred speak in a school of dramatic art scene. Alfred notes a change in affection while Aline explains she has learned a new line or method. The exchange hints at evolving stagecraft and personal tension.
A promotional pitch invites readers to subscribe to the home paper to access local news coverage. The offer emphasizes staying informed about neighborhood events and community updates through a trusted source.
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