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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
5
A collage of humorous vignettes and sexual misadventures unfolds as two chums visit Harrington with bachelor banter turning steamy. A fire brigade interrupts a covert encounter while fashion and marriage loom. stylish gowns and lace are folded as social norms clash with risqué desires.
Statistics from the clerk of the General Assembly show fully 86 percent of United States Presbyterian ministers earn less than 2000 dollars annually.
Rail line adds two dollar surcharge to round trips to Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina Kentucky Arkansas Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and beyond. Tickets extend through December 19 with special daily trains to New Orleans and other points, valid for 30 days from sale.
A French deputy proposes a tax on all hazard bets with the aim of yielding an annual revenue. The plan estimates a levy as a percentage of the stakes to fund public needs and reduce the burden of other taxes.
Mercury containing medicines deny you proper smell and harm the body. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Kelley Co Toledo Ohio claims to work directly on blood surfaces. Consumers are urged to seek genuine Hall's Cure and testimonials are offered free.
Questionable health remedy advertisement proposes at home cures for female diseases. Mentions Dr Lunn's sanitarium and hospital located in Houston Texas and urges women to seek the treatment locally. The wording implies a medical service promotion with a home treatment claim.
The German population rose from about 40 million in 1870 to 47 million in 1886 and reached 56,345,014 by the 1900 census, indicating rapid demographic expansion across the late 19th century.
A sales note promises a free 50 cent bottle of Liquid Ozone Co. remedy to any sick person with a simple coupon, no strings. The item sits among assorted mentions including theft acquittal, detective agencies, roses and beards, and a Geneva aerial observatory project.
In Moust n Texas a cooperative mill project emerges from a organized group linked to McCane's Detective Agency. The report describes a knitting workers initiative seeking trained reliable service and community backing for the venture.
A fragmented report notes variable round counts and a grim tally of 102 killed. The text references incomplete figures about serpent incidents and losses within a particular period, with unclear locations and dates.
A dated advertisement offers Hunt's Cure for ringworm tetter eczema and related skin ills priced at 50 cents. The copy asserts effectiveness and urges readers to try the remedy.
The plan proposes spending about $50,050,000 to bring 200,000,000 gallons daily from the Wappinae and Esopus regions via oil to the New York area. The project aims to improve daily water availability for the region.
A damaged text fragment references Starch brands, a library castle, and a claim about objects associated with Napoleon Bonaparte. It mentions Fontainbleau abdication and a residence in Hampshire, but the passage remains unclear and fragmentary overall.
Travel ad offers Santa Fe fare to Ceres from Texas for $25 with September 26 to November 30, 1902 sale window. Advertises Tourist Sleeper Texas to Los Angeles with no change and stopover privileges. Descriptive literature and time cards available from Santa Fe agents or W S Keenan P A Galveston Texas.
A fragment discusses a so called destruh prophecy linking nerve irritability to teaching medicine. It notes that if boys are easily provoked a shower is likely, with the speaker sharing a personal alignment.
An advertisement touts Cheathant a Laxative Tablets as safe and swift with a day cure claim. It promotes pocket portability and easy use, priced at 25 cents, and includes a line about an elderly mother learning to hustle for herself.
Fragment notes describe colored globes seen in drug store windows, attributed to Moors of Arabia and Spain.
An advertisement touts Liquozone as liquid oxygen that kills germs inside the body and cures many ailments. It promises money back for first bottle, claims physicians endorse it, and lists conditions from hay fever to pneumonia as treatable by the product.
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