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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1908
Page
4
A man, unnamed, mailed $130 to the San Antonio School Board last week, money he had wrongfully obtained from the board. The act appears prompted by remorse and was reported without identifying the donor.
Leo F. Zelinski of 68 Gibson St Buffalo N Y reports curing a stubborn cold sore with Baecklen's Amioa Salve. He used it once daily for two days and saw no trace of the sore. The salve heals all sores and is sold under a guarantee at Palace Drug Store for 25 cents.
A concise motivational line urging steadfast effort and discipline to seize opportunities, linking success to consistent preparation and proactive attitude. The wording emphasizes personal agency and the payoff of perseverance.
Rex F. Woodfour, a Kentucky native living in Dallas, killed himself Sunday night after a girl he loved refused him. The girl witnessed the event but could not stop him.
Defendant found guilty of counterfeiting. The report notes counterfeit notes passed and likens the act to substituting a worthless remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar claimed to cure coughs. Central Store referenced in the summary as the involved location.
A combined offer presents the Chronicle Journal and National Co operator Farm Journal together for two dollars. The package includes both publications at a single promotional price.
For eczema, tetter and salt rheum the itching is eased instantly by Chamberlain's Salve. Many severe cases have been cured by it. Sold by M. M. Hughes.
A political note urges rapid entry in the race with the earlier start favored. It warns that waiting could invite others to join, as delays risk losing momentum and support. The message suggests friends may help by acting quickly to back the candidate.
An old advertisement style notice touts a surgical removal of the appendix as a dangerous operation performed by a surgeon. It promotes Dr King’s Life Pills as a safe, quiet cure for various ailments and urges readers to subscribe to multiple papers for a weekly rate.
A claim from Halliday Ark resident Kiestler praises Electric Bitters as a medicine for malaria and stomach ailments. It is said to purify and enrich the blood, tone the body, and restore vigor, with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
A concise report notes Venezuela's maritime force is reduced to a sail less fleet, likened to a sand scow carrying two coal hoppers, highlighting diminished naval capacity and resource constraints.
David Faseman of Kempt Nova Scotia reports a dull after meal feeling eased by Chamberisin’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says the tablets strengthen digestion and regulate the liver and bowels and are superior to pills. Sample at M Hughes' drug store.
The text is garbled and reads like an OCR fragment. It mentions a trial and gunfire but lacks clear entities or a coherent event to describe. No verifiable people, places, or organizations are identifiable for a grounded summary.
An early start with Ballard's Syrup stops coughs and protects against pneumonia or consumption. A few doses at the onset shorten illness. otherwise treatment may last longer. Sold by Place Drug Store.
Roosevelt plans to travel to the Congo region to focus on hunting topics tied to the rubber business, signaling a shift from eviction concerns to economic actions. The specifics about missions or dates remain unclear in the fragment.
Mrs A D Williams of Backy says a graveyard cough nearly killed her. After trying doctors and failing, she used Dr King’s New Discovery. She reports full recovery with 48 pound gain and restored health. Trial bottle free at Puleve Drug Store selling 50 and 1.00 guaranteed.
A reader asks how to advise a friend in a similar condition after trying Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine. The letter notes multiple bottles taken and questions the product’s effectiveness and safety, raising concern about medical guidance.
A fragmentary snippet mentions Chamter isin s Cough Remedy praised for relief by a user, claiming improved throat and lung health after use. The ad notes sale through MM. Buches and attributes the product to a listed Theodore L.
A fragmentary note mentions Tom Platt i writing a book that could rank among the six best sellers if he shares all he knows. References to Hoaree coughs and cold remedies note Foley's Hooey as a cure and soothing remedy from Central Drug Store.
An ad from Central Drug Store touts Foley's Orind Laxagive as a remedy for chronic constipation and liver stimulation. It claims the product regulates the bowels to act naturally, reducing the need for continuous purgatives.
The Chronicle and Journal along with the National Co-operator rallied to support the Journal for a sum of 2000 dollars. Organizers highlighted unity among press and co-operative partners to sustain publication operations and future programs.
A historical medical advertisement extols the Blood as Life hypothesis and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to cleanse blood and treat skin ailments. It recommends All Healing Salve for open sores and provides ordering with postage to Buffalo, NY. Also mentions Pierce’s Pills for liver and bowels.
Backache and bladder inflammation warnings follow, touting DeWitt kidney pills and kidney tonics. An advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy soothes coughing without opioids or stupor, produced from a harmless shrub and safe for children. Sold by Will Seeger.
Language breaks out on some men like boils on others. Foley's Kidney Remedy is touted as the most effective kidney and bladder remedy, correcting irregularities, rebuilding tissues, and restoring vitality. Central Drag Stores.
An advertisement touts Wonder Chamberlain's ointment as a remarkable relief for rheumatic pains, lame back, sprains and bruises. It promises quick relief, noting a 26 cent price and 50 cent large size, with sale by M. M. Hughes.
Fragmentary text suggests a call to action about a job or position with unclear details. It mentions readiness, time, money, and effort, but the overall meaning and specifics remain obscured by the garbled OCR. No clear individuals, places, or organizations can be identified.
A garbled OCR style note references Castoria and Beate with mentions of dosing and heart health. It appears to echo old advertising language about remedies and ingredients, with scattered names like Dr Shoop and Seeger, but fragments lack clear facts or outcomes.
A local report notes strike actions and requests for pain relief after incidents at Mare Street Danyon. The article mentions a three pine pain tablein and references Whiten RR in connection with the relief efforts.
Andy Carnegie reveals he misjudged his age by two years affecting plans. A blunt remark from Mrs Hetty is noted, but context remains unclear. The fragment hints at social dynamics and reaction to an unclear statement within a domestic setting.
An old advertisement urges immediate treatment for any kidney or bladder ailment with Bright's disease or diabetes cautions against delay. It promotes 50 cent and one dollar bottles and warns to refuse substitutes.
The text contrasts murder statistics in London and cities with populations similar to London and references a death penalty era explanation. It then shifts to a miscellaneous note about Chinese indemnity expenses and a medical remedy Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup, claiming it stops coughing and eases cold symptoms in children.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for children with no opiates, claiming it protects against diphtheria and scarlet fever by curing colds quickly. It cites Mrs F F Starcher of Ripley West Virginia praising the product and notes M M Huches as the seller.
Drugstores tout Preventics as a cold remedy with four advantages. No quinine or harsh medicines, nearly instant relief, pleasant candy flavor, and a large 48 count box priced at 25 cents. Also suitable for feverish children. Sold by Will Enger Jr.
A witty line imagines an unlikely scene as commentary touches on foreign policy and national sentiment. The quip hints at hawkish or humorous views about international affairs and Ms Holland's stance on Venezuela.
Do not lose hope amid rheumatism or stiff joints. After trying various remedies, Ballard's Snow Liniment is advertised to drive away aches and stiffness and restore you to your best. Palace Drug Store distributes the product.
Fragmentary OCR style text shows playful banter about Roosevelt in Africa and a mock inquiry into whether a jackrabbit could kill a ball, ending with a remark to stop this nature faking business. The passage lacks clear events or entities beyond Roosevelt references.
A fragmentary ad urges readers to try Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble. It touts a forty year record of cures and mentions Central Drug Store as the place to purchase the product.
The speaker questions whether Patt as president will mirror or surpass his honored predecessor in calling for moral conduct and business ethics. The critique spans comments on vice and general citizenship, with emphasis on rhetoric and public expectations.
A historical ad claims Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities builds tissues and restores vitality. It pledges improved well being and a healthier appearance, endorsed by M. M. Hughes as a source of renewed health.
Legislative leaders say Congress is waiting and prepared to adjourn after a brief session. Members indicate readiness to proceed to practice and finalize adjournment steps as the chamber winds down its business.
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