Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meets in May
The Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held its regular meeting at the hall on May 5. The next gathering is planned for June 2 with committees named for Sick, Membership, Flower, and hospitality. Family visitations include Victor Fehrenkamp and kin to Shiner, F Ginzel to Ed Boehm Sr., and a Kyle weekend with the Schmeltekopf family in attendance.
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Moulton Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Sick
E. Janszen
F. Biehunke
Fred Pietsch
Arnold Wiedemann
Flower
E. Boehm Jr
R. Jaegglis
Aug. Kuehn
Charles Klobedans
Man of Small Interest Dialog Echoes Unspoken Fears
Quotation from the Washington Star captures Uncle Eben remarking that no man is so uninteresting as the one who knows much yet remains silent for fear of action. The line reflects a wary view of talkative restraint.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Boursville Ladies Aid Society Meets at Luther Hall
The Boursville Ladies Aid Society met at Luther Hall on May 4 with Mrs. R. Vogt Sr and Mrs. R. Vogt Jr as hostesses. Committees were elected for flower sick membership. Guests included Mrs. Adolf Baur of Ganado and Mrs. Hermann Thar.
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Boursville Ladies’ Aid Society
Luther Hall
R. Vogt
R. Vogt, Jr
Flower
H. Mueller
A. H. Falkenberg
Vince Rehment
Geo. Kaiser
F. J. Butschek
Adolf Baur
Ganado
Hermann Thar
Verein
Heger Couple Returns From Oklahoma Honeymoon
Dr and Mrs F F Heger have come back from a honeymoon trip in Oklahoma, marking their return to home and social circles.
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Mrs. F. F. Heger
Oklahoma
Silence in finance blamed for business slump says Traylor
Melvin A. Traylor president of the First National Bank of Chicago told the International Chamber of Commerce in Washington that excessive silence from finance and government helped spark a decade of expansion. He urged leaders to adopt a new, sound approach and criticized past credit practices and risky investments.
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International Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Salubrious Salads With Pineapple and Beets
Two quick salads featuring pineapple for protein digestion. Pineapple Beet and Celery Salad uses drained pineapple tidbits, beets, celery, and green pepper with French dressing, served on lettuce with a mayonnaise rosette. Shrimp in Pineapple Aspic layers shrimp and pineapple with gelatin, lemon juice and sugar, chilled and served on lettuce with mayonnaise. Serves six to eight.
Motorist Not Alone in Roadside Produce Stand Note
Readers learn that a bee travels about 40 000 miles to gather a pound of honey while motorists explore de tours for wayside produce stands.
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Detroit News
Gas and sleep advice from Kopecky Drug ad
An Adlerika gas relief ad from Kopecky Drug Co. urges avoiding sleeping on the left side because gas hurts the heart and promises one dose will rid you of gas or nervousness and bring sound sleep.
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Kopecky Drug Co
Dangerous Medicines and the Safe Way with Herbine
The notice warns against harsh laxatives for constipation and promotes Herbine, a herbal cathartic that works with the body's natural processes. It notes potential lining injury and temporary relief from other medicines and directs readers to Kopecky Drug Company for purchase at No 99.
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Kopecky Drug Company
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Victor Fehrenkamp
Shiner
Ed Kolar
Keward and
Edward James
Moulton
Henry Etlinger
Yoakum
Kyle
William Schmeltekopf
Phoenix
J. T. Jaeggh
Sey M
Agazines
Pathfinder
Household Magazine
Illustrated Mechanics
American Poultry
the Farm Journal
Woman's World
the Kopecky Drug CO
Olympia
Moulton, Texas
Der
Reeperbahn
New York Sun
New Yok Telegram
Cooffim Nn
Cinadr’s Cleaning Parlor
Bill Orr
Houston
Texas
Eagle
Traylor
Chicago
Melvin Traylor
Sulphur Park
Boehm’s
No 99
Edwin A. Jaeggli