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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
10
A Texas newspaper urges voters to back good roads, arguing permanence in construction, state and local road upkeep, and the broad civic benefits of sturdy infrastructure. It notes postwar neglect of secondary roads harms bond issues and highlights Texas expositions, fairs, and the inclusive benefit to communities and the state.
Editor Dr Frederick R Green explains vitamins tutorial style, tracing early work from McCollum to at least five vitamins A B C D and X. He cites sources of each vitamin, health impacts such as xerophthalmia beri beri scurvy and polyneuritis, and stresses daily fresh green raw foods to sustain the living body.
A medical note urges care for aging hearts. It compares the heart to a long serving pump and cites Julius Fleischmann’s sudden death after a fast polo game as evidence that strenuous activity can strain an aging heart. It advises avoiding overexertion after forty five, suggesting safer activities like golf and walking and maintaining normal pace.
Bruce Barton in Hearst's International Cosmopolitan offers three suggestions to ensure happiness and shares his own remedy for off days. He notes some days are not worth a hoorah and describes responses like reading, smoking, strolling unfamiliar streets, golf, or riding. He explains that resetting the reserve leads to feeling better the next day.
Japan's finance department plans to include radio receivers and accessories in the luxury tariff list. The 100 percent duty replaces the current 20 percent, provoking concern that the measure could slow radio adoption and hinder broadcasting progress in Japan.
Rice Griddle Cakes use 2 eggs well beaten and one cup sweet milk with 4 level teaspoons baking powder a cup of cooked rice and a pinch of salt. Mix thoroughly and add enough flour to form a medium batter. Bake the same as regular griddle cakes.
Grandma arrived to visit and help celebrate Bobbie birthday on the morrow. After supper Bobbie fidgeted by grandma’s chair and asked which side was the right side. He quoted his mother saying if he stays on the right side he might get a bicycle.
The Broadway strip known as the Great White Way earns its nickname from its many electric signs. Investigations reveal 1 095 841 bulbs lighting the signs and a dedicated crew of 50 men patrols each night to replace burned lamps.
The Goody Two-Shoes nursery tale was written by Oliver Goldsmith in 1765 for Newbery the publisher Based in London near St Pauls Churchyard
A truncated excerpt shows a heated exchange where a father accuses a man of kissing his daughter while the man retorts that tastes differ. The context and identities are missing, leaving an enigmatic, incomplete dialogue snippet.
A compact aphorism states that living under rigid rules without judgment leads to a form of intellectual servitude, contrasting freedom with the constraint of universal rules guiding conduct.
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