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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
5
The Stewart-Warner Safety Council imagines a modern take on Shakespeare's seven ages of man noting how many are cut off by cars. The spoof cites the poet’s line and hints at a contemporary warning to motorists about road dangers.
The Clover Leaf Safety Club of the Guadalupe Group met at the Moulton opera house on Monday September 20 at 2 p.m. Smith Leazar presided. attendees included representatives from San Antonio Cuero Moulton Schulenburg Luling Yoakum Gonzales Karnes City Hallettsville Goliad and Yorktown with talks on safety and a Prone Pressure Method demonstration by the Boy Scouts.
The Eagle expresses gratitude to readers who paid subscriptions since the last report. Names include Henry Wachtendorf Moulton Otto Urban Moulton Louis Niebuhr Moulton R A Etlinger Moulton Miss Lillian Jaeggli San Antonio Miss Theodora Jaeggli Denton Miss Gladys Jaeggli Orangefield William Voss Moulton Mrs Frank Novak Moulton August Ellinghausen Shiner Anton Mueck Moulton Martin Boehm Moulton Joe Veselka Shiner John Seidel Moulton Ad Kloesel Shiner Henry Alex Luling
An advertisement touts Herbine as a cure for torpid liver and constipation, claiming it purifies and regulates quickly. It promises first-dose relief and a burst of vigor, noting the product is sold by A.F. Kotzebue Drug Co and K oop eck y Drug Co.
The Eagle lists new subscribers from the past week including Leo Guenther of St. Louis and Anton Mueck of Moulton joining the paper’s circulation.
An advertising block warns of danger signals in spring and fall linking indigestion and stomach issues to illnesses. It promotes Triner’s Bitter Wine for stomach regularity and Triner’s Cold Tablets, priced at 1.25 dollars per bottle, with a mail address to Joseph Triner Company in Chicago.
Miss Siddie Knesek of Schulenburg was here last Thursday visiting relatives and friends.
A film version of Zane Grey's epic tale of the early west shown to reveal American heritage. The display promotes the picture as a must see for every red blooded American with admission prices of 15 and 35 cents.
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