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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
4
Special notice by directors stating the Floresville warehouse opens March 10 and all persons must list their cotton by that date. Dated February 28. M. C. West.
An old advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar claims no case of pneumonia from coughs and cold, warns to buy only the yellow package, and notes it contains no opiates. It also presents a quoted Epicurean proverb contrasting wise and foolish living.
A brief advertisement touts Cascasweet as a safe nonopiate remedy for cross and peevish babies. It claims compliance with the Pure Food and Drug Law and lists J. Bain as the seller.
A reflective verse allusion urges courage and forward resolve. It invokes Longfellow style and echoes a theme of moving boldly toward what lies ahead without fear.
Healing soothing and cooling salve for piles advertised by J. H. Bain. Sold at local shop.
A moral reflection attributed to Lavater warns that those who exploit the unguarded moments of humanity cannot be trusted. The brief remark emphasizes vigilance against misuse of opportunity and the integrity required in character.
Fragmented ad style text promotes Dr Shoop’s Restorative as a remedy for weakness in nerves heart and kidneys. It claims digestion and stomach issues improve, with cautions against overstimulation, urging readers to consult dealers for product availability.
The event will be held at the club house on the date this month. The Waldheim band will furnish music for the occasion. Dinner includes fish and other good things, served around two o clock. Members of the Job and their families and a few guests will attend.
Edward and William Johnson of St Louis Me are here prospecting They will patrol bat HY Te ie main until May.
Hugh Wiseman and Miss Cecil Custer, both well known in Wilson county, plan to marry tomorrow at the bride’s father's home in Karnes City. Wiseman, eldest son of J. E. Wiseman, is a furniture company salesman, while Miss Custer formerly served as stenographer for the John Griffith Company and is related to Mrs. M. M. Butler. They will reside with the bride’s family for now.
The notice urges readers to support H. J. Price in the precinct constable race. Jap, as locals call him, is well known in the city and nearby areas. The piece asserts he will perform the duties impartially and invites voters to confer with him about his plans if elected.
Notice to customers announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law because it contains no opiates or harmful dregs. Palace Drug Store sells it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
A Lavater quote condemns insincere reformers and hypocritical self-promoters. It warns that those who urge others to rely on methods they despise are puffers, quacks, or imposters, exaggerating effectiveness beyond personal experience.
The advertisement proclaims Kodol as the best known and most reliable cure for dyspepsia heart burn sour stomach and belching. It states Kodol contains the same gastric juices found in a healthy stomach and is pleasant to take with a relief guarantee, sold by J. H. Bain.
A terse reflection on loyalty and trust noting that elder bonds are harmed when one partner betrays a friend by actions that sever the golden ties of affection. The saying warns that treachery destroys intimate connections built over time.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills marketed as small and safe are advertised for sale by Bath. The item appears as a brief classified style note without further details.
A quotation attributed to Miss Edgeworth on loyalty and betrayal, stating a betrayer of the country will also betray a friend. The line reflects a moral stance on trust and fidelity.
Fragmented OCR notes claim a 30 day trial offer with “money returned” guarantee. Mentions Pinelies and back ache relief, with garbled phrases about pains and illness. Likely ad copy for a pharmaceutical product or store promotion.
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine claiming it restores nervous energy to treat symptoms like weakness irritability insomnia and indigestion. A testimonial from Mrs Rose Otto of Columbus Ohio praises its effects after a year of illness, noting the product’s money back guarantee via the Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
The Texas State Convention of Sunday School workers meets in Austin starting Thursday March 19 with the Adult Bible Class Day featuring delegates from Baraca and Hilathea groups. Marshal A Hudson, founder of Baraca, will instruct. The event closes with a banquet from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday March 22, with about five hundred plates expected.
An advertisement praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the cure for coughs and colds, urging consumers to choose the genuine product in a yellow package sold by Palace Drug Store.
A succinct quotation attributed to Augustine contends that humans should not be granted full foresight. It argues that prescience of prosperity leads to carelessness, while awareness of adversity fosters insensitivity, underscoring a cautious view of human knowledge and fortune.
A severe cold overnight may develop into pneumonia, but Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a quick cure for obstinate coughing and lung strengthening. The genuine product is in a yellow package sold by Palace Drug Store.
H S Tom and his wife left Thursday afternoon to visit Mrs Tom's sister in Brady Texas. They have not seen her for years and expect to be away about ten days to two weeks. The community wishes them a safe and pleasant trip.
Havana Cuba professor H A Howell testifies Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saved his son after severe cold. He recalls his mother's use of the remedy, noting prompt relief and full recovery within days, urging others to consider it for similar coughs.
Boyd Smith states the matt ress factory project is shaping up and, upon completion, he will handle all required work for the town.
Sunday School workers from all denominations rally enthusiasm for the Texas State Convention in Austin. The gathering promises to be the largest yet, with many leading workers of the world expected to participate. Traveling rail rates and affordable boarding may be arranged to suit attendance.
A patient recounts five years of kidney and bladder trouble causing pain weight loss and near death. After doctors failed Foley's Kidney Cure provided significant relief with the first bottle and total recovery after the second at Palace Drug Store.
A reflective aphorism notes that a man’s fragmented fortunes fuse into a pleasing yet misleading arrangement. The shards of his own achievements create a present charm that can backfire, shaping a benign but dangerous illusion of order and fate.
A brief advertisement urges immediate use of Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup to move the bowels and soothe inflammation. It claims gentle prompt action, pleasant taste, and suitability for children, noting it is sold by J. H. Bain.
A fragmentary quotation likening a talkative person to an unbraced drum that unsettles a sane man. It defines loquacity as the fistula of the mind, ever running and nearly incurable, attributed to Feltham.
A 25 cent box promises instant relief for all pain and neuralgia with one tablet. Advertises universal safety and suitability for painful periods in women. Sold by all dealers.
A scrambled ad era recounts Kedol for Dyspepsia with a testimonial from Jake Moore, Georgia State Warden, praising rapid relief after eighteen months of digestive failure. The note, dated 1904 Atlanta, is accompanied by generic claims for Man Zan Pile remedy and other patent products.
Our friends Wesley Irvin and W P Wiley were here Thursday and Friday. Irvin says that everything in his neck of the woods is in fine shape except the Republicans and that he has them on a long run for tall timber.
A Pleasant Physic offers Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets described as mild and gentle with a pleasant cathartic effect. Readers are invited to visit J. H. Bain's drug store for a free sample.
A fragment notes Dewees says everything looks fine though rain would help. Edh wants those premier melon seeds. Pump kin seed up what he planted.
Reader guidance praises Chamberlain's Livimentes as a remedy for muscular and rheumatic pains. The ad style text extols its effectiveness for curing soreness and stiffness, urging purchase for relief. The language mirrors early advertisement tone with emphasis on quick results and broad use.
Teas traveled to Pear Sail on Thursday to visit his brother who is seriously ill. Hope is expressed that upon arrival at the bedside Mr. Teas will find him improving.
Mexicans who had small pox on the Wiseman firm are to be released from quarantine next week after thorough cleaning and fumigation of the premises. They will then be allowed to go and come at their leisure.
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