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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
8
An advertisement from Kotzebuk Drug Co promises facial skin remedies claiming to remove liver spots freckles pimples and other discolorations caused by cold conditions of the system. The copy seeks customers for a patent or proprietary treatment at the pharmacy.
Specials list meat cuts and prices for Wednesday Saturday Sunday. Rib roast and stews offered. bones trimmed as motto claims. Prices shown per pound with small quantity limits.
Mr. E. T. Merrem and others visited Schulenburg last week. County Superintendent Frank Schoppe of Hallettsville was a business visitor Tuesday and called on The Eagle. Sept. Schoppe also favored The Eagle with a pleasant call.
Mr and Mrs George Bargman of Gonzales and Mr and Mrs Henry Peters with their baby of Cuero visited Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp on Sunday indicating a family gathering in Cuero.
A witty exchange depicts a wife who preps for danger by cleaning her husband’s pockets before his risky aviation flights. The banter frames concern with humor as the couple faces the dangers of flight and the need for practical routines.
A Brooklyn Eagle item notes a charity worker visiting a jail ask why he is there and the prisoner replies he aims to economize while his family stays at Palm Beach. The brief exchange centers on frugality during hardship.
A shop replies that all hats are made after the style the customer is already wearing. The exchange reflects a tailoring emphasis on matching existing fashion.
A brief quip discusses how many men owe their success to wives and, conversely, how wives may owe their husbands' success to their support. The remark appears in a Sydney bulletin and reflects social attitudes of the era.
A brief London humor sketch recalls a tramp asking for cake and a neighbor offering a digestive tablet in a light, everyday urban scene. The exchange captures streetwise wit and neighborly generosity in a humorous vignette.
Zions Lutheran Church invites worshippers for Sunday March 12 1933 with Sunday School at 9 30 A.M Bible Class 10 30 A.M German service and 7 00 P.M English service Pastor A H Falxenberg extends a welcome. Local visits include Henry Fehrenkamp and family in Shiner Oswald Buescher of Smithville in Moulton W H Mueller and family and Otto Mueller of Houston visiting homefolks Sam Jaeggli Jr son of Dr and Mrs Sam Jaeggli spent time in Latonia with Frank F Wotipka.
Two travelers share a remark about a scenic overlook reminiscent of Scotland Then one asks if the other attended a lecture. The exchange captures a moment of shared travel talk and reunion.
In a Dublin Opinion gag a curious old lady mistakes a mirror for a futuristic painting while a patient clerk explains the illusion. A separate panel, Sizing Up the Gee-Gees, quips about a horse show with fashion jokes about frocks.
In a rustic exchange, Jim explains a mule branded on the right leg with U 8 stands for Un Safe, not Uncle Sam, revealing a misunderstanding about army mule markings and ownership.
A collection of tested light and heartier salad recipes. Featured are Dolly Varden Flower Salad, Lily Salad, Frozen Symphony Salad, Frozen Star Salad, and Heartier Salads with chicken and fruit, lobster, and sweetbread options. Each uses lettuce cups, fruit, gelatin molds, and mayonnaise based dressings. Serves vary.
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