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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
2
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Article appeals to women to consider kidney and bladder disease as a common illness and promotes Dr Kilmer and Co Swamp Root. It claims the remedy restores kidney health and offers sample bottles by mailing ten cents to Binghamton New York. It notes药 drug stores sell larger bottles and ends with a sales pitch about women shoppers.
The Bayer Tablets of Aspirin carry the Bayer Cross on each tablet and package. They promise relief for colds headaches neuralgia toothache rheumatic and general pain with directions inside each package. Handy 12 tablet tins cost only a few cents and larger packages are also sold by druggists.
A fragment notes a family choosing a gender and a later comment confirms disappointment. The readable text hints at a tense moment regarding expecting a boy or girl and an accompanying reaction. No further context or names are provided in the readable portion.
Texas items report farming and civic events across the state. E K Barden of Dayton named Living-Bion School superintendent. Nacogdoches cavalry to contest in Austin for a 1100 prize. Wharton Light and Ice Co. fire causes 32000 loss. Andrew Shirley of Anna donates 100000 to Texas Christian University endowment. streetcar fare in Austin to rise to 7 cents starting June 1. Dallas population tops 158976, up 72672 since 1910. Grand Army pensions rise to 50 dollars. Hast Texas Fair plans an auditorium costing about 20000. Fire-claims credits awarded to 160 towns total 1016692 in savings 645771. Texas motor vehicle registrations and transfers rise. several legal cases and naturalizations noted. Garland road construction to start within 60 days with 800000 cost. Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway gains discontinuance of two passenger trains between Waco and Stamford. State food and drug department reports large seizures and 893 convictions since 1919. Love Field fire investigation cites one man charged with arson and two with neglect. defendants moved to Fort Sill for court martial.
Telegram from General Obregon to Carmen Carranza reports President Venustiano Carranza killed by forces of General Rodolfo Herrero at Tlaxcalantongo Pueblo. Dispatch details the assault, rescue attempts, and the captors including Mario Mendez Fontes and others. Carranza's aides say the loyalty of his followers remained firm.
Neuvo Laredo commandant told the Mexican vice consul that Adolfo de la Huerta governor of Sonora and leader of the new revolutionary movement had been elected provisional president of Mexico in a Friday report from Laredo Texas.
The state department seeks a list of commercial and diplomatic agents of the de facto Mexican government in the United States. Charge d Affaires Bummerlin in Mexico City is to provide the Mat of agents to gauge commercial relations between the United States and the revolutionist controlled territory in Mexico.
Dispatch reports Bolsheviki appeared at Ashoka and crossed the Persian frontier. They claim no quarrel with Persia but demand British troops withdraw from the region.
Two police barracks, one in Devonshire, were destroyed on Thursday while another in Limerick and a barrack in Meath suffered damage. The incidents indicate coordinated attacks across multiple locations.
The naval observatory notes the Big Dipper circles the pole star once every 23 hours 58 minutes, matching a sidereal day. When above the pole it moves east to west, and below it from west to east, an apparent motion due to Earth's rotation.
A fragment from the Atlantic Monthly notes baboons trained as shepherds form strong attachments to young animals or flocks. One baboon cared for hundreds of sheep daily, guiding them to pasture and back to the corral. His only fault was fear when distant baboons called, prompting him to hurriedly herd sheep home.
The Huang Shan in South Anhui became a sacred mountain after Ming era monk Pur Men inspired a temple complex. A brass pagoda and Thousand God pagoda were built, the Purple Sand temple renamed Merciful Light hall, with roads to peak temples and a flourishing Buddhist era. The piece ends with a reflection on enduring prices and marriage wisdom.
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