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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
3
The article catalogs fashionable headwear and knitwear, describing “luggage hats” and sweater styles. It notes long sleeves, turtle and V-neck options, pastel and vivid colors, and machine stitched silks with velvet trimmings. It highlights white silk sports pieces, fall-ready colors, and new random stitch techniques.
A practical guide on nail care and grooming. It explains why nails grow, how long they can become, and how to trim, file, and care for them to prevent infections. It warns against cutting too short, scraping the base, or using knives, and notes that white spots and ridges indicate bruising or illness.
A health note warns that rising summer swimming increases ear infections among children. It advises wearing rubber ear caps or cotton, plugging the nose, avoiding stagnant or overcrowded waters, and not staying chilled. Middle ear infection can be painful and deadly in severe cases.
In a zoo scene the Screech Owl proclaims itself a great favorite while Barred Owl questions why. The Barred Owl suggests fame comes from easy drawing, then compliments the Screech Owl on its musical voice. The Screech Owl then muses about meals of mice and bugs before a keeper brings a meal, and they discuss zoo life as a form of fairyland.
The dialogue shows Jackie and her grandpa joking that they are twins because they share a birthday. The exchange reveals a playful, close family moment centered on a shared date.
Bernard Shaw among today’s celebrities, sought after by autograph hounds, is portrayed as hopeless at signing. The Montagu children cleverly wrote to obtain permission for a new pet name Bernard Shaw, receiving a postcard reply, I object, most strongly, signed George Bernard Shaw.
Treat your liver wisely with an established remedy prescribed for liver ailments. Bond's Liver Pills claim to cure headaches biliousness dizziness and all liver troubles at 25 cents per bottle.
In Indianapolis large department store, a housekeeper and mother of four prepares for a rare rest as her husband is a Spanish American War veteran now deceased. Her children, all musically inclined, practice together while on vacation, prompting the mother to joke about an orchestra in her own family and the kids guiding when she can take a rest.
A compact meditation on nature's detail where every leaf, stalk, and knot embodies intricate shade and tracery. The critic notes that even overwhelming labor cannot reproduce the living mystery, as closeness reveals obscurity and distant view hides its exact complexity.
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as boosting razor efficiency and promoting skin purity comfort and health. It claims no mug slime germs waste or irritation even with twice daily shaving, and that one soap serves shaving bathing and shampooing.
Alice narrates the Columbus tale to her mother in school. She names the Nina Pinta and Santa Maria and questions if her mother has heard the story before, prompting the correction Isabella. The exchange reflects a child’s memory and a mother’s guidance in recounting the famous voyage.
That woman can speak three languages is noted by Awful Speed. Spud quips that she is a triple threat, reflecting a lively exchange in a Penn State Froth piece.
A terse exchange questions belief and perception as one speaker urges conviction based on sight while the other doubts the trustworthiness of what is seen, highlighting a clash between evidence and belief.
A collection of pithy quotes about peace of mind freedom and open mindedness. The lines suggest tensions in marriage and personal autonomy, asserting freedom from habit and the idea of openness when issues are unimportant.
Columba resident Mrs S A Houney credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with three years of illness relief and improved strength for housework. The ad touts benefits for the change of life and urges use at onset of symptoms, citing a large nationwide canvass showing 98 of 100 benefited.
Drugstore advice urges asking for genuine California Fig Syrup with full directions for infants in arms and children, warning to say California to avoid imitation versions. The note emphasizes clear bottle labeling and age-specific usage guidance.
A nationwide survey reported to a chemical society finds US industrial heat losses from radiation, conduction, and convection equal to fuel costs of about 1 billion dollars each year.
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