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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
7
A Southland Farmer letter comments on a reactionary Australian government opposing the Ten Commandments teaching in workingmen's Sunday Schools. The piece lists the commandments as moral guidance on labor, learning, justice, patriotism, and universal brotherhood, urging civic duty and truthful reasoning.
John Neuser aged 85, father of Mrs Adolph Kloesel of near Shiner, endured two serious operations at Cuero hospital last month and is now recovering well and soon expected to be able to be about.
The Eagle thanks readers who paid subscriptions since the last report including Adolph Kloesel Shiner Prof T N Powell Moulton Alois Zidek Shiner Ed Kalischko Shiner George Mehner Moulton Ad Westerhoff Houston August Hobensee Moulton Oswald Buescher Smithville visited the city Monday Mrs R P Kirk returned to Waco after weeks with the Studemans Mrs John Hundlik and child left for Cleveland Ohio to visit relatives Mrs Gerhard H Mueller went to San Antonio to see her sister and Ringling Brothers show Mr and Mrs Ed Arnim and daughters Ruth and Doris visited Taylor Monday at Alfred Rehmer’s home Fritz Munke and family are now residents of Moulton living on the August Ellinghausen place adjoining town Miss Theodora Jaeggli Waelder teacher spent Sunday with her parents accompanied by Miss Wilkson and Waelder teaching staff.
The piece links Caesar’s short watchword NOW to the modern emphasis on timely action in health. It extols rapid treatment for illness and promotes Triner’s Bitter Wine and other remedies as quick fixes, urging readers to buy from their local druggists. It ends noting Hlenore and Oscar Petrasc} returned from Yorktown to visit relatives and attend the fair.
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