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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
12
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets promise appetite improvement and digestive regulation for dull after meals, bad taste, torpid liver, constipation, headaches, and bilious feelings. Sold by Schultze & Seydler, Druggists. Congress is in session this week prompting likely live debates on trusts.
Yesterday at 3 p.m. Rev. Wm Freitsche officiated as Emil Jabne and Josephine Fockmann united. Friends of the couple extend best wishes for happiness.
Judge Williams instructed a jury that a standing passenger cannot be forced by a street car conductor to move forward if it blocks passage. The law upholds the right to remain standing, while lateboarded passengers must adapt to crowded space. The conductor must transport safely regardless of aisle crowding.
James McMullen lost his arm at the elbow in a laundry wringer incident. He placed his hand too low and the air current sucked it in, tearing the arm from the elbow as the machine spun at high speed. He remained calm, claiming his head was harmed, and was treated at a hospital.
An ad highlights new furniture and stoves with many tables on sale. Oak parlor tables priced at 1.26 dollars appear among the varied designs and finishes for sale.
An article extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children and adults with coughs cold and bronchial issues. Separate notes describe Rev Robert Graves being whipped in Wilmington Del for theft and a Toowoomba reader praising the remedy with local pharmacist distribution mentioned.
A Franklin Tex article notes if Grover Cleveland were as popular with Democrats as with Republicans, no earthly power could prevent his nomination in 1904.
A satirical George Bowie column mocks reaction to election results. It asks provocative questions about fear and loyalty, reflecting on press sentiment and public mood after the Cross Timbers vote.
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