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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
7
Dodson is promoting Liver Tone as a safe effective alternative to calomel for liver sluggishness and constipation. Druggists guarantee the product, priced cheaply, and claim it leaves users feeling vigorous without the weakness or nausea associated with calomel.
A cautioned advertisement urges checking for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians. It notes aspirin’s claimed safety, approved uses for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and pain, and mentions small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.
The item lists various mushroom based dishes with detailed preparation steps such as Stuffed Mushrooms Eugenie Manhattan and a mushroom puree dish. It also includes notes on fresh mushrooms and a brief literary excerpt mentioning Kipling.
Simple home recipes show how to use green onions and young onions in dishes like onion scrambled with eggs and milk based onion chowder. Prune roll uses prunes raisins and fruit juice in a thin crust, baked and served with cream or hot milk and spices.
The 42nd Texas Prong Association annual convention closes in Browhaville Tet Denton chosen as next meeting site. Judd Mortimer Lewis of Houston elected president for the year with D Chesnut Kenedy as vice president Sam Harden Richardson secretary and C F Lehman San Antonio treasurer. Delegates approve valuing official publications at 1 to 2 cents and oppose political talk during sessions. They commend McAllen and Rio Grande Valley hosts and urge rising advertising for state fairs and educational institutions. A world wide disarmament proposal failed.
Austin announces a July 23 1921 special election with five proposed amendments. Provisions include restricting electors to native born or naturalized citizens, allowing either spouse to pay the other's poll tax and enabling absentee voting, raising Confederate pension taxes, abolishing three prison commissioners and centralizing control, increasing legislative per diem and reducing travel allowances, and boosting salaries for governor attorney general land commissioner state comptroller and secretary of state.
Immigrants arriving in June in excess of the quota will land on nominal bond and be admitted permanently under the July quota, announced by B J Jennings assistant secretary of labor.
More horses are being bred this year than in the past three years and more are in use today than ten years ago. Wayne Dinsmore, chairman of the Haree Association of America meeting at Chicago Tuesday.
The article argues life spent studying the violin minimizes time for other learning. It cites Stradivarius as a craftsman, notes Paganini and Huberman's early feats, and highlights Vecsey and Hofertz as prodigies who achieved mastery with little schooling.
London and North Western Railway has converted coal burners to oil, adding scarab oil burners across the firebox fed by a 1,000 gallon oil tank in the tender. An adjacent heater pre-warms oil to aid atomization and smooth flow through valves.
Experiments resumed in Brussels on using palm oil in engines begun in 1914 halted by war. A Swedish two cycle engine runs on palm oil with a mix of glycerine esters. Belgian analysis finds palm oil mainly palmitate and oleate with acids. caloric value near 9228 calories per gram and ignition at 210 Celsius.
The Tara humare Indians, about 15,000 in Mexico, are famed for extraordinary endurance and speed. They reportedly cover 170 miles daily on foot and have been known to run 600 miles in five days, making them highly sought as government couriers.
A terse exchange notes domestic friction as a wife forgets butter, prompting a sharp retort about missing vows and weddings. The quip ends with a wry London Answers tone, underscoring marital tensions.
A dialogue features Senator Sorghum dismissing famed literature while acknowledging obscure works may lie in party platforms. The exchange hints at political platforms containing overlooked writings. The quotation pairs a dismissive stance with a counterpoint about valuable ideas tucked away in obscure sources.
England provides daily meals to about 260000 starving children in central Europe. The aid program targets relief amid postwar hardship and widespread shortage.
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