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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
5
An advertisement from A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co. touts Herbine as a purifying laxative for bowel regularity, claiming it boosts energy and spirits. Price 60 cents. The notice requests news items be sent to The Eagle office.
Mr Chas Zavesky and family visited his parents in Hallettsville to meet his new brother G J Breitkreutz and family from Yoakum. Victor George son of Joe Zavesky was christened at the Catholic church. Huff and associated families attended events in Hallettsville and Shiner including Mrs Hartmann's birthday.
Erna Wustenbart states that all stock and tools are held under law and that Martin Wustenbart is not capable of transacting business. Public is advised not to trade or buy any goods or services from him.
Miss Erna Schmidt returns from Shiner Monday. Frank Mikes joins Henry Schrner's tinshop. Ludwig Valenta visits Moulton on business. Cecile Rehmer becomes Kopecky Drug Company saleslady. Edwin and Mrs. Pietsch visit from Yoakum. Misses Pliska Sikora Parma visit Eagle Lake and nearby. Rudolph Grunwald returns from Corpus Christi trip. Mrs G J Dreyer and Gideon visit from Cuero. Boehm's Sons promotes overcoats and winter suits. Sophie Krause visits Shiner. Minnie Merrem and Elizabeth Tannler visit Schulenburg. William Schroeder moves with family to Alice. buys 100 acre farm nearby. Best wishes from friends on new home.
Reported experience from Fridtjof Nansen’s Arctic voyage indicates exposure to extreme cold and wet weather did not by itself cause colds. The text suggests infection as the real cause, with an unidentified organic poison as likely, and promotes Triner’s Bitter Wine and Triner’s Cough Sedative as remedies. J. Triner Company, Chicago, sells these products.
To remove worms in children the remedy promises quick relief and restoration to health. The product is sold for 35 cents by A F Kotebue Drug Co.
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