Editor Richard Waltershorf Visits Moulton on Saturday
Hallettsville editor Richard Waltershorf was in Moulton Saturday handling business matters.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
5
Hallettsville editor Richard Waltershorf was in Moulton Saturday handling business matters.
Mr and Mrs R Linnartz and daughter Irma of Schulenburg were in Moulton Sunday visiting friends. Mrs William Albrecht of Flatonia spent last weekend in Moulton with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Krause. Mr and Mrs William Hilmer returned Friday from San Antonio after visiting Mr Harry T Pitts and family.
Mr. Delbert Rawlings and family returned to Port Lavaca Sunday afternoon after spending the weekend at the O. F. Knape home.
Mrs. F. J. Guenther superintendent of the local hospital returned from a trip to Galveston and Houston where she attended the state-wide Nurses’ institute. The convention met in Galveston on Monday and in Houston on Tuesday and Wednesday. She reported a very profitable meeting.
Neglect of minor flesh wounds can lead to blood poisoning or festering sores in one in ten cases. The advised treatment is to disinfect with liquid Borozone and apply Borozone powder to speed healing. Available in liquid at 30¢ 60¢ and 1 20, powder at 30c and 60c from Kopecky Drug Co.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report including Julius Kubicek of Kingsville F L Hofner of Moulton Miss Lillian Mika of Moulton FPE Pilzner of Columbus Henry Roessler of Moulton.
Health advisory warns mothers to watch for intestinal parasites in their children and act quickly if worms are suspected. The remedy White's Cream Vermifuge is promoted as time-tested and effective, claiming to expel worms in one to two doses and restore rosy cheeks. Sold by Kopecky Drug Co at 35 cents.
Rev. M. C. Hoermann of Warrenton preached at the Baursville church Sunday morning and afternoon for the annual mission festival. Mr. Joe Mikulik and family have moved to a new home in southern Moulton from the Komensky farm.
The Eagle reports new subscribers over the past week including Vladik Kubicek in Yoakum and Julius Kubicek in Kingsville.
Mr. Joe F Pilzner and family left last week for Columbus where they will establish their future home. Pilzner has accepted work in a gravel pit there. The Eagle wishes them health and happiness in their new home.
Attendees included Mrs. K Pilzner with granddaughter, Mr and Mrs Henry Roesler and daughter Sydonia, Mr Gus Krueger and family of Moulton, and Mrs August Pilzner with children of Columbus.
An old advertisement notes Tibetan customs of sticking out the tongue as a sign of respect and suggests Triner's Bitter Wine as a remedy to keep bowels active. The claim comes from Mrs. John Sertich of Wentworth Wisconsin praising the product. The bottle costs $1.25 with 5c samples, and Triner's Cold Tablets are also marketed at 30c through Joseph Triner Company Chicago.
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