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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
3
The Rev M G Jenkins a 78 year old retired minister from Mineola Texas endorses Black-Draught as a superior stomach and liver medicine. He says it cured two months of cramps and pains and praises its gentle bowel stimulation and bile flow support for digestion and relief from liver related symptoms. Adv.
Dialogue fragment shows Grayes describing a timid girl and a theater outing with a chaperon, Leigh notes the girl drove an ambulance in France during the war. Advert says Granulated Eyelids Inflamed Eyes relieved overnight by Roman Eye Balsam Ady.
Dialog excerpt notes a mother asked about a musical education for her daughter and a reply about paying for one. The line hints at parental investment in arts education without asserting a direct yes.
A detailed guide to hosting a children's Christmas party with simple activities such as fishing pond games blind man's bluff and hide and seek a fortune teller corner a paper owl prop a Santa centerpiece a Christmas pie and individual goodie bags. The setup emphasizes easy supervision and housewife friendly prep.
A church bazaar guide highlights paper craft booths as top sellers with items like paper flowers candle shades napkins and doilies. It details making poinsettias candle shades holly and rose decorations plus small perfume sachets and tiny paper dishes to attract shoppers and raise funds.
A Christmas poem notes the Christ-child travels unseen through city streets. He seeks a home of kindness and goodwill where love dispels hate and pride, and asks readers to welcome him with open hearts. Angels affirm that those who embody peace endure through the season of Christmastides.
Christmas is a long celebrated Christian festival with the Nativity on December 25 and the Twelfth Day on January 6. The Christmas tree origin links to Light of the World ideas and old beliefs of trees bearing fruit. Holly and mistletoe carry ancient associations including protection and love, with kissing under mistletoe rooted in myth.
A seasonal exhortation urges readers to share joy with the weary and joyless by helping at least one home brighten at Christmas. It calls for a resolve to give from abundance, making the sun shine in a poor home, promising personal happiness and lasting satisfaction.
In a family exchange, De Close-Well asks what to buy for Christmas and the answer favors keeping the money instead. The dialogue reflects simple holiday practicality in a domestic setting.
Christmas is a communal spirit of heart and soul shared with friends. Its glow should reflect through the coming year, extending meaning beyond holiday cheer to all who are dear.
A brief note invites readers to cultivate a perpetual Christmas spirit beyond the holiday season, suggesting year round joy and generosity in daily life. It emphasizes continuity of festive kindness and shared goodwill throughout the year.
An overheard car conversation pits concern over rising prices against profiteers described as worse than famed thieves. The chatter references a doctor’s old fashioned medicine claim for worm and tape worm removal with a single dose.
At a Guildhall reception for Field Marshal Viscount Allenby Prince Feisal of Hedjaz mistook a heavily robed lord mayor's retinue member for a superior. The scene showcased the impres sive uniforms of English servants often misread by foreign dignitaries.
Dialogue reveals Jimson as a self-made man whose appearance does not reflect his status. Patrice challenges the stigma of Jimson’s seedy look while Patience defends him, noting his clothes never defined him.
Students at Vassar College resume a long standing holiday charity. Each year before Thanksgiving about 600 dolls are bought by the Christian association and dressed for Christmas gifts to neighborhood children. Dolls are displayed for judging with prizes to the best dressed doll.
A riddle like dialogue shows a father asking if the girl he courts can bake bread. The son responds that she can handle the dough, hinting at competence in both baking and courtship. The playful pun centers on dough as both bread and romance.
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