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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
2
A quirky exchange features animals and people in whimsical dialogue about shoes, memory, manners, and a spring gathering. Regsy performs an afternoon stunt balancing a salad, coffee, and ice cream, while a wife and Bobby comment on appetites and childhood referents.
San Benito breaks ground for a new high school educational building. Limestone County prepares a new courthouse, due January 1925. Texas Bar Association to meet in Dallas July 1 2 3. Bonds approved for Baylor County road work and Laredo street improvements. Plano Independent School District bonds approved. Grain car construction boosts wheat shipments. Harvest yields improve across the state. State buys 174 road graders for highway maintenance at 74749 dollars. Bastrop plum crop and canning up this year. Brown County grasshopper pest worsens but a new fly outbreak noted. San Saba County pursues pecan budding and poultry association growth. Texas highway funds reach 4 410 189 76 for next fiscal year from federal aid. Santa Fe plans rock crushing to support track ballast. I G N Railroad authorized to issue 1 809 000 in gold bonds as collateral. Hotel versus Angelina county highway case reversed in favor of the county. Rio Grande Valley gains 14 new gins totaling 68. Road contract on Houston East & West Texas line to San Jacinto County line advances Liberty County link.
A. W. McClellan, city employee, testifies Tanlac restored his health after years of illness. He weighed 100 pounds during a congestive chill episode and after nine bottles his weight rose by 28 pounds and his strength returned, enabling a full workday. Tanlac marketed by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
A reflective note urges not to overlook minor chances while seeking major openings as patient effort can bring unexpected gains. It emphasizes steady focus and optimism in daily actions, suggesting prudent use of small chances may lead to larger opportunities.
An old advertisement promotes Bond's Pills as the superior treatment for inactive liver and bowel cleansing. It claims the pills remove bile and poisonous waste in a mild, effective manner with a one pill dose priced at 25 cents, available from all druggists.
A reflective maxim notes that experience itself shapes judgment more than any preconceived standard. The quote credits Sir Walter Raleigh with the idea that criticism must come from a broader store of experience, not a fixed template.
A fragment promotes Dr Peerys Dead Shot for Worms with a street address 372 Pearl and ad copy claiming the remedy suits natural tendencies.
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