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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
2
During a quarrel Myrtle insists she has not spoken while Lily accuses her of reading thoughts. The exchange reveals tension and a charged moment in a London setting, with implied public attention.
Instructions describe a hair dye mix using Bay Rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water to darken gray hair. Apply twice weekly until shade desired. affordable pharmacist or home preparation. claim of non sticky non drying scalp and glossy finish. Also a health statistic mentioning preventable child deaths.
A historic advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup for coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles. It cites influenza deaths and claims the remedy gives rest and easy morning expectoration while noting its American-made, widely used status.
Officials urge careful checking of Castoria bottles for the longtime remedy’s signature. The notice emphasizes the product’s 30 plus year history and warns parents about ensuring the authentic Fletcher’s Castoria mark.
A clipped Q and A style item notes one person has had multiple affairs while another claims the subject loved himself long before meeting. The dialogue hints at narcissism and romantic irony in a London Answers twist.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are promoted for a clear complexion scalp cleanliness and soft white hands. The ad adds Cuticura Talcum as part of the fragrant toilet trio for daily use.
A terse exchange hints at marital strain with a witty line about fear and an alley, suggesting tension and humor in domestic life.
A single dose of Dr Peery's Dead Shot will expel worms and wapeworm. It acts on the stomach and bowels with beneficial effects. No second dose or purge is necessary.
The article notes that China has grown since a prior time and contrasts its current population with that of the United States, reflecting on relative sizes and growth. It presents a global demographic perspective without graphic detail.
President Wilson signed the railroad bill ending government control and returning roads to private operation. Walker D. Hines retains director general duties until May 1 and will oversee final settlement of thousands of claims and wage disputes with carriers and employees.
The transport Ar gonne named to honor American soldiers who fell in France was launched at Hog Island on Tuesday. Mrs. John Millekin of Washington, daughter of General Peyton C. March, served as sponsor.
The city of San Juan and Porto Rico report the census total population as 1,296,826. Officials announced Friday that the island’s population stands at 1,295,826 in the latest census figures.
President Wilson nomina ted George W. P. Hunt of Arizona as minister to Siam on Thursday. The nomination signals the administration's choice for diplomacy in Siam amid early 20th century Asia-Pacific affairs.
Senator Kenyon of Iowa introduced a resolution Friday proposing diplomatic negotiations with Great Britain for the purchase of the Bermuda Islands. The move signals a formal effort to explore acquiring strategic Caribbean territory.
Eleven carloads of eggs have been shipped from Lockhart since February with more markets to receive. Plans for replacing a Walnut Springs shop burned by fire. Mineola and Nacogdoches show oil prospects as wells are drilled. The Texas Cotton Association meets in San Antonio March 26 27. County road bond election set for Coleman precinct 2. Parker County reports its largest pecan crop and extensive sales. Houston drainage plan costs about 9 171 000. Rice market stiffens with prices rising for the rest of the season. Confederate widow pensions debated as to eligibility. Texas prison statistics show Harris County leading in representation with 88 convictions.
Washington reports that British and French premiers invited President Wilson to join a proposed Adriatic settlement talks with Italy and Jugo-Slavia. Wilson stressed no withdrawal of prior treaty if settlement harms any third nation, and noted possible months of direct negotiations with uncertain prospects.
Texas railroad report details 1919 grade crossing toll. Forty seven killed and 265 injured across rail lines including Missouri Kansas Texas Galveston Harrisburg San Antonio Santa Fe Houston and Texas Central. Automobile crashes produced most fatalities with several on street cars wagons and buggies.
Charles R. Crane the Chicago businessman and world traveler is selected by President Wilson to succeed Dr. Paul Reinsch as minister to China, after previously serving under Taft and briefly recalled for talking too much en route to Pekin.
The Homer pool in Claiborne Parish Louisiana reports 81 630 barrels daily, surpassing Burkburnett output. North Louisiana fields total 116 900 barrels per day in piping runs. Claiborne field adds eight producers with 14 500 barrels daily.
Berlin reports Mathias Erzberger, the finance minister, voluntarily resigned from the cabinet on Wednesday. The move follows political tensions within the government and prompts questions about future fiscal policy leadership.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle overnight remedy for bilious symptoms and stomach liver and bowel disorders. It mocks critics and urges readers to avoid harsh laxatives while overstating the benefits of Cascarets.
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