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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

2

Weak nervous mother cured by Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy

Philadelphia readers report relief from nervousness and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Worthline says a doctor diagnosed nervous indigation and the remedy restored strength, appetite, and mood after three months of use.

Lydia E. Pinkham Philadelphia Mia Worvhline North Taylor St Mothara Lydia E. Finklen Mrs. Worthilne

Cupid Not the Fellow Says a Caution on Love

A fragment reflecting social wit argues that love is not Cupid the person but a trust misplaced as sighs mislead and judgment falters in matters of affection.

Cupid

Cardul credited with restoring Mrs Stephenson’s health

McKinney Texas Mrs Mary Stephenson describes six weeks bedridden with nervous spells and back pain. After taking Cardul she quickly gained strength and returned to work within three weeks. The ad promotes Cardul as a 49 year old remedy for women’s weakness.

McKinney Teoxas Mary Stephenson Serosa Cardul Adv

Physically fit at any age warning from a health ad

An advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming they protect kidneys and reduce uric acid buildup. It warns back pain and loss of appetite as early signs and promises refund if not effective. Boxes are sold in three sizes and imported from Holland.

Ata Wright Haarlem Holland

Texas voters approve road bonds across multiple counties

Dallas County votes 6.5 million for a road bond, Smith County approves 1.5 million, Yarrel ton district Cameron County backs 50 thousand. Lampasas reports rapid sheep shearing and wool storage while San Antonio approves 25 thousand for new school buildings. Somerville plans a June 26 home canning celebration for soldiers and Green's brigade. A Cucro swine breeders group forms and DeWitt County leads in hog production. A Mayfield dipping vat is dynamited, law on stock dipping takes effect, and a $5,0000 statewide prohibition campaign disbursement is itemized. An attorney general opinion on carnival taxes and a long rail-improvement funding history are noted alongside Liberty Loan medal dispersals for Jefferson and Beaumont women and Boy Scouts. A public weighers law clarifies post June 18 1918 restrictions on weight certificates.

Texas Election Results Update for Four Constitutional Amendments

Returns from 219 of 248 Texas counties show prohibition leading by about 12 000 votes while suffrage trails with about 17 000 against. Home ownership leads by 4 879, governor salary inclusion trails by 53 019, with 29 counties yet to report. Orange County among counties with notable weight.

Texas Prohibition Orange Borden Burnet Cottle Dickens Dimmit Gaines Glasscock Hemphilis McMullen Moore Newton Parner San Augustine Schleicher Sherman Somervill Stonewall Sutton Upton Ward

Agitators Try Reign of Terror by Bomb Plots

Washington reports militant radicals attempted to unleash terror by planting infernal devices at prominent homes. Palmer's residence wrecked with no injuries to him or his family. one assailant died in the blast. Bombs exploded in New York at Judge Nott's home injuring bystanders, and in Patterson New Jersey injuring none. Additional blasts hit Newtonville Massachusetts, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, Boston Massachusetts, Cleveland Ohio, and others, damaging residences and threatening public officials.

Washington Palmer Lexington Avenue Sixty-Seventh Street New York City Charles C. Nott, Jr Court of General Sessions Max Gold Thirty-First Street Patterson N. J House of State Leland W. Powers Newtonville Maas Samuel L. Powers United States W. H. Thompson Pittsburgh Albert F. Hayden Roxbury Municipal Court Boston Mass Harry L. Davin Cleveland Ohio

Supreme Court Upholds Higher Railroad and Wire Rates

The Supreme Court on Monday sustained higher railroad, telephone, and telegraph rates, affirming that wartime powers granted to the president include broad control over rail and wire systems with supreme authority to set intrastate rates.

Washington Railroad Administration Postmaster General Supreme Court Congress

Dallas Building Trades Strike Tied to Power and Light Dispute

Nine building trades in Dallas with about three thousand members walked out Monday as part of a North Texas walkout. They protest Texas Power and Light Company officers' refusal to arbitrate wage, hour, and shop condition demands presented weeks ago.

Dallas Tex North Texas Building Trades Texas Power and Light Company Hnemen

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