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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
3
The Ohio State Journal notes Tokyo hosts over 5,000 foreign restaurants where international foods are prepared by cooks with foreign experience. It also reports more than 1,000 Chinese restaurants and over 16,000 strictly Japanese eating places in the city.
Diamond Dyes offer 15 cent packs with simple directions for tinting fabrics from wool and silk to linen cotton or mixed goods. The ad highlights garments like wrappers skirts dresses and draperies and urges buyers to tell their druggist material type. A separate line notes a legal quirky remark about sins of omission in the commission business.
A McClure Newspaper Article urges readers to recognize the metaphorical web of cunning and danger woven by a predatory spider. It warns that careless words and actions can entangle and frighten, urging vigilance and courage to outwit the danger and warn others.
In a South rooted tale Melinda is traced from Spanish ballad names Melisenda to Princess Melisenda of Jerusalem. The piece links Melinda to a talisman gem said to grant charm and restlessness, claiming Monday as a lucky day and a favored number.
A quoted voice argues that even if Germany creates abundant synthetic gold it would ruin its value, leaving paper money as the more convenient medium. The remark appears in a McClure Newspaper Budget.
A light exchange notes Judson praising his wife as very bright after a brief conversation. The husband recalls asking what she said and the wife’s reaction, finding she approved of everything he said.
A poem on shared sorrow and communal mourning. The speaker contrasts personal loss with others’ grief and urges acts of compassion. Though written in elevated verse, it centers on empathy, solidarity, and the quiet duty to comfort those who mourn. The piece attributes credit to McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
A fragmented page blends a poetic verse on summer fading with midcentury kitchen notes. It cites a hillside scene where blossoms fade and corn ripens, then shifts to practical recipes for vegetables, custard pies, coconut soup, cranberry sherbet, spinach a la Sousa, and a princess dessert with cream and cake.
Science Service reports that 66,636,052 pairs of stockings were manufactured in June 1925 to supply every person in the United States. Of these, 15,959,448 were silk and 24,354,768 were cotton.
A fifteen year old boy in France recently died. He stood five feet two inches tall and weighed three hundred seventy five pounds. His shirts required seven and a half yards of material.
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