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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
6
A witty physician tells a sick man he needs real medical care. He notes most patients are rich and suffer from imagined illnesses, and he is glad for a chance to practice something besides deception.
A buyer questions wall figures while the artist deflects with humor about white wash. The dialogue captures a light moment between purchaser and seller in a London Punch style vignette.
An Englishman pours out praise to an American girl. He calls her divine and graceful as a swan, but she cuts him off asking if the swan was swimming or walking, in Tit-Bits style.
Robbels reflects on the past while Mia Ed Kolar and a baby visit Shi ner last Friday afternoon with a remark on the high cost of lying. Miss Kila Kreuger is also mentioned in the scene.
Victoria notes threatening weather with rain hoped for by farmers. Clarence Sparks fought a civet cat causing minor injuries and possible hydro phobia concerns. Residents visited Austin for the Interscholastic League meet and returned home. Families host visitors and a new baby is welcomed by the Ralls household May 22 1921.
Mrs William Todd and the baby visited Flatonia relatives. Mrs Prank A Mang returned to Lockhart after visiting relatives here. Miss Kathleen Preston came from Falfurrias to visit Mrs D C Holmes. Willie Hebr of Schulenburg, formerly of Moulton, was here Thursday. Miss Valentina Krause visited Flatonia and danced at Fair Park. Editor Richard Waltersdorf and A Meyerhoff were in town for business. Mrs Louis Schmidt and son from Beeville left for Shiner after visiting Mang family. Mrs E Westerhoff and Miss Grace Preston attended A and M College commencement at College Station. Adolph Weasterhoff and Vladike Pustrovsky were graduates.
A 1921 advertisement promotes Triner’s Bitter Wine as a remedy to combat worry by improving digestion. It cites Beecher on worry, praises the product for stimulating the intestines, and notes Cough Sedative as a cold remedy. A testimonial from Michael Matyska of Glenmont, New York, dated April 27, 1921, is included.
Shiner Texas residents will mark Flag Day on June 14 with events organized by Kolar Stanek Post No 201. Committees have been appointed to arrange details and sponsorships include a baseball game between Hallettsville and Schulenburg.
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