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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
4
A reflective verse where the speaker vows to live honestly with himself and avoid deceit, fame chasing, or hollow show. He stresses the need to face truth, maintain self respect, and be free from inner hypocrisy. The poem centers on personal integrity and inner accountability.
A discussion of working women balancing meals in a new era stresses dinners as a challenge, suggests planning and home cooking, and proposes evaporated milk as a reliable pantry staple. Recipes for Scalloped Ham and Potatoes and Eggs on Casserole illustrate practical hearty options.
Commerce Reports warns American investors to buy foreign securities only through reliable bankers or brokers. It cites cases of ads in American journals offering prices 10 to 100 times local market quotes and urges informed Americans to seek their regular banker's advice to avoid unsafe speculation.
Miss Madeline Goetz of Seguin visits Miss Alice Pohler. Joe Hughs leaves for Marlin for hot baths. Fred Breithaupt and children visit Wharton relatives. Mrs F W Voss and Myrtle spend Monday with Mrs Rudy Garbade. Tube Vulcanizing at Opera House Filling Station F J Vesely prop. Mr and Mrs E H Zander from Lott visiting relatives in Shiver after a Merico tour.
Miss Angelina Kasper a registered nurse from San Antonio visits her parents Mr and Mrs John J Kasper. She is resting after a slight nose operation.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hodanek returned last week from a vacation to West Texas and the plains country. They traveled by car, covering a distance of 1400 miles.
Miss Mae Hughes served as automobile hostess to Mesdames H. H. Hepler Cecil Plageman and S A Thulemeier during a Sunday motor trip to San Antonio on business, returning on Tuesday.
Brief item notes business activity rising at the Gazette Office since the last issue. It also mentions the Editress having her hair bobbed, with a Sand insertion from a business friend and neighbor.
Miss Hulda Probst registered nurse and key member of the M. E. and T. hospital staff at Parsons Kansas resumed duties Tuesday after a brief vacation at the parental home.
Albert Mig's Garage in Yoakum Route 2 announces stock of new Benzer lenses authorized by the State to meet the updated auto head light law. Available for all car makes. Contact the authorized auto light test station for installation and testing procedures.
Otto Fisseler promotes Bennett's Newest Bred Cotton Seed from R L Bennett & Sons. He cites seed breeding history, Arkansas Experiment Station ties, and farmer-spun popularity. Orders taken to ship early fall from North Texas, with guarantees for orders booked before September.
Dr and Mrs B C Schulze and children finish a visit in Shiner with Adolph Schulze and family and Dr G Schulze, then depart for La Grange on Thursday night en route to Dallas.
Misses Ella Novak and Ida Schaefer applied for entrance to Santa Rosa Infirmary School of Nursing and their applications have been accepted. They expect to leave September. Well has it been said the service of a trained nurse is womanhoods most queenly task.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Schulze and their sons Victor and Gene expect to leave for west Texas later this week visiting Hermleigh Snyder Canyon Sweetwater and Adelina Elmer Schulze will follow from Austin a week later with an orchestra he organized this summer and will perform in the same cities
A bargain opportunity offers a commercial college scholarship for sale. Call at the office for details and arranging the purchase.
The Emil Bonorden Cash Store announces a shift from credit to cash transactions. The note thanks customers for past business and states the motto is cash to each and all with one price, as cheap as goods can be sold.
Louis Macha of Michelson Bros sustains a severe cut while slicing bread when the knife slips. Several stitches were required to close the wound. The incident was reported by the Gonzales Inquirer.
Mrs Chas Chovanetz writes from Prague Czechoslovakia praising the Gazette. She and her mother describe the journey as the most wonderful tour and express delight at the accumulated copies upon arrival.
Bushe's Orchestra headlines a big time dance at the breezy Legion Hall in Shiner Texas on Wednesday night August 19th. Admission is one dollar and everyone is welcome to attend.
Dance event at Winkler's Platform this Saturday night August 15 features music by the Paris Orchestra. Refreshments will be served on the ground. Everyone is invited.
Old style dances only at Bluecher Park Sunday night August 16 with good music and a fine maple floor. Refreshments on ground. Everybody invited.
An announcement for a social dance event next Saturday night August 15 at Vlastenec Hall. Othold's Orchestra will furnish the music and everyone is invited to attend.
Little Miss Georgia Baca of Shiner, who has been visiting Miss Edith Mae Patek, left yesterday for her home as reported by the Gonzales Inquirer.
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