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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
6
Mrs. E Howard of Marquez Texas credits Ware's Baby Powder with curing her year old boy and three year old girl after stomach and bowel troubles. The ad claims safe use for infants and even says it eases summer complaints. Packages priced at 60c and 1.20 from The Ware Chemical Co Dallas.
Each package of Diamond Dyes contains simple directions for dyeing worn skirts, dresses, coats, gloves, stockings, sweaters, draperies and more. The ad urges asking a druggist to show the Diamond Dyes Color Card. Also includes a casual exchange about eating beefsteak for breakfast and affordability.
Despite changing times, many still favor classic fourcorner ceremonies and rites. The appeal of formal attire, ceremonial customs, and structured services remains strong among communities prioritizing tradition.
General Alvaro Obregon was inaugurated president of Mexico at midnight with a peaceful transfer of power. Provisional President de la Huerta and numerous foreign diplomats attended as Obregon took the oath in the chamber of deputies.
Governor William P. Hobby and Texas delegation visited Chapultepec cadets’ graves in Mexico City during President Obregon’s inaugural ceremonies. Hobby wreaths the tombs and praises Mexican patriots, hoping friendship and mutual understanding prevent future sacrifices by either nation.
An official announcement from Mexico City on Thursday lists the Obregon cabinet: Gobernacion and Chief of Cabinet General E Plutarco Calles. Foreign Relations Dr Cuthberto Hidalgo. Treasury Adolfo de la Huerta. War General Benjamin Hill. Agriculture General Antonio Villareal. Industry Commerce and Labor Rafael Zubaran Capmany. Communications and Public Works Pascual Ortiz Rubio.
Eight bodies from the lost barge W. J. Pirrie including Mrs. Alfred Jensen wife of the vessel master were found on a beach near Cape Johnson Washington according to advices Thursday from Callan Bay.
Budapest Hungary. The Teleky led cabinet resigned Friday after a ministry formed July 20 last.
Texas officials approved bonds and licenses in multiple counties including $100,000 for Gregg County and $700,000 for Wichita Falls sewer bonds. Crop finance discussions, land revenue, and oil royalties rise, with Texas Panhandle asks Congress to restore Central Time. Mexican secretary Hidalgo may visit in January to thank Texans for hospitality and support.
Washington reports Surgeon General Ireland's annual World War I casualty study: 34,249 Americans killed and 224,089 wounded. Mortality from gunshot wounds fell to 8.26 percent, enabling 5.34 percent of wounded to be saved by improved care. Mortality, hospital admissions per thousand, and extensive limb losses are detailed.
New York reports Waldek Zbyszko the fish wrestler is in hospital after a recent match with Ed Strangler Lewis. He suffered a fractured scalp and head injuries with impaired sight, according to Friday’s update.
Constantinople reports Turkish nationalists, aided by Soviet air support, have 30 planes 20 armored cars and many motorcycles ready for a renewed attack against Greek forces on the Ismid and Smyrna fronts as they concentrate for a major offensive.
An audited account released this week shows the national woman's party spent 664208 on the suffrage campaign during the last seven years. The report outlines expenditures across fundraising, organizing, and advocacy efforts.
The Hague reports Germany is finally prepared to ratify the 200,000,000 guilder Dutch loan after months of delays. The Dutch government has been informed from Berlin that the ratification is now imminent.
Eddie Dyer, star halfback on the Rice team last year, was elected captain of the 1921 Rice team on Friday.
Fourteen Italian deputies from all parties travel to Fiume to persuade Gabriel d Annunzio that his resistance is inopportune.
Report from Shanghai identifies sixty killed as Chinese troops mutiny at I Chang in Hu Peh province. Hankow cable notes the massacre occurred at the treaty port and lists casualties and unrest in the region.
Mrs Muriel MacSwinney widow of Cork's late mayor who died on hunger strike in an English prison arrived in New York and reached quarantine on Friday.
A bomb blast Friday severely damaged a business building in Seville, Spain, with extensive destruction reported and no further details available on casualties or motives.
Druggists report falling calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains favor. The product is touted as a safe, vegetable remedy that relieves liver sluggishness and constipation without harsh side effects and comes with a money back guarantee.
A playful Dallas News quip notes how a flashy hair switch in a shop window draws eye attention yet remains unimpressive merchandise. The ad copy promises Roman Eye Balsam for eye relief as a nightly remedy.
The Boston Transcript quotes a obituary line about a woman aged sixty nine and notes her long marriage spanning more than a century.
The phrase highlights the vigor of youth and its appeal due to each experience being new, contrasting with the routine of later life. It emphasizes curiosity and fresh perceptions as defining features of youth.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. It states no other diseases are cured. The liquid medicine is taken internally and works through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces. Circulars free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
In a back-and-forth, Piute Pete contends he won over forty dollars at a card game, while another speaker counters he cannot see it that way. The overheard exchange reflects a casual gambling scene and a disputed win amount.
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