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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

3

New Era in Finance Prompt Response to Bold Move

The piece credits Theodore N. Vail for Transparency after American Telephone and Telegraph bought Western Union. An eight month inventory cut surplus from 18.9 million to 5.1 million, raising questions about public access to corporate data. Publicity boosted stock despite the write downs.

Vail Western Union Western Union Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company Theodore N. Vail Purchasing Corporation Gould Telephone Company Telegraph Company Harper’s Weekly Telephone and Telegraph

Free $3.50 recipe promises kidney cure

An advertisement offers a free home remedy for weak kidneys and bladder troubles. It claims quick relief from scalding and frequent urination and lists symptoms like back pain, dizziness, and sleeplessness. The letter requests readers to mail for the recipe from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit.

A. E. Robinson Luck Building Detroit Mich

Their Fate and a Witty Exchange in Quirky Dialogue

A brief humorous exchange features Mrs Crow-William asking about aging and Mr Crow-Oh joking that they may end up as quail on toast at a table d hote restaurant. The dialogue plays on aging and dinner table whimsy.

Mrs. Crow William Mr. Crow

Pape's Diapepsia Advertised for Quick Stomach Relief

An advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a 50 cent remedy for indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims rapid relief from sour belching gas heartburn and full stomach, promising digestion as if the stomach were not there and a cure for dyspepsia and related disorders.

Pape

Telephone delay echoes city office humor

A joked exchange unfolds as a man asks if Mrs. Howard was informed he would stay late at the office. The office boy confirms the message and notes Mrs. Howard herself had plans to attend the theater that night.

Howard

Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen Offered For Christmas

A Christmas note praises Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen as the best made. It mentions regular safety and self filling styles for men women and children and advises buyers to examine the trade mark, noting sales by responsible dealers.

Waterman

Not a Romance Finale in Browning's Magazine

A dramatic exchange unfolds as Rodolphus pleads for elopement while Clementine weighs wealth against a life of poverty. He concedes her devotion and wealth, then leaves in sorrow, acknowledging she defies practicality to stay true to family and fortune.

Rodolphus Clementine Browning

Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised Cure Promises

Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a long standing remedy for kidney troubles with a stated 75 year history. A Pendleton Oregon resident lauds relief from bloating backache and kidney secretions after using the product. The ad urges purchase from dealers at 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York is named as the company.

Doan Bright William McGregor Lilleth St Pendleton Ore Dean Dean’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Odd Gift Cigars Spark Family Pact in Dialect Joke

A humorous exchange traces a wife and her husband joking about cigars given on a birthday. The husband replies that he will save the cigars until Willie, their child, is old enough to learn to smoke, highlighting a playful family dynamic in old newspaper prose.

George Willie

CHILL TONIC Public notice of malaria cure claimed

An old bottle label promotes a tonic named Crib wee vee Tach showing it contains quinine and iron to treat malaria. It claims 60 cent price and eight decades sold by dealers. The passage also muses on Eve and Adam’s marriage habits in a separate aside.

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