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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
5
Bal lard's Snow Liniment is an effective application for skin eruptions rash chafed skin prickly heat chigger bites and stings of poisonous insects. It heals quickly. Three sizes 30¢ 60¢ and $1.50 per bottle. Sold by A Fr Kotzebue Drug Co. Mr and Mrs Joseph Oluras of Shiner were Moulton visitors Sunday.
James McGuire, famed Hog Raiser of New Jersey, endorses Rat Snap Rat Soap as a cheap raticide claiming it saves the price of a hog by killing rats. The cake form comes in 350 650 and 1.25 sizes, sold and guaranteed by F. J. Knesek and Son and A. F. Kostebeue Drag Co.
Miss Helen Kaase left for Austin Saturday. Miss Grace Preston was in Shiner between trains Saturday afternoon. Mrs Laura Valenta and daughter Laura left for Bastrop Sunday. Miss Edith and Alice von Lienen visited Shiner relatives late last week. Mrs August 6 Kotzebue and Kirby Lawrence visited Flatonia relatives last week. Magnus Mertz and sister Olga of Hallettsville were in the city last Wednesday. Mrs William Franke returned to Shiner Friday after a brief visit here. Mr Peter Etlinger and family and Mrs Elizabeth Quevedeaux visited in Hallettsville Saturday. Miss Ruby Meiners left Thursday for Giddings Brenham and Rosenberg. Mrs Benno Hoppe of Yoakum came in Friday to spend a few days. Miss Evelyn Richter has become cashier at Ed Boehm's Sons. Prof and Mrs C C Roeder returned from Meyeraville where they visited relatives. Dr and Mrs Sam Jaeggli are now occupying their home at Moore Avenue and Weather Street. Mrs N J Stubing and daughter Mary of Yorktown came Saturday to visit Mr Sam Johnson of Old Moultun.
The advertisement extols Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as the superior original remedy for stomach troubles. It cites years of study and testimonials, including a letter from Mrs. A. Hamza of Altmar New York, praising the product and noting Joseph Triner Company in Chicago as the source and other Triner remedies available through local dealers. Dick Janazen of Shiner is noted as visiting homefolks since the last issue.
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