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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
6
The Ohio State Journal notes autoism grows with rural adoption spreading from farms to towns. A Oregon town reports 42 autos bought in 30 days as farmers seek mobility, replacing horses with buzz-wagons and cash purchases over mortgages.
The passage recalls Rome as memory and notes Spain’s rise before England’s Armada. It argues heritage lessons for citizens, praising national virtue while warning against excesses that erode core principles. It frames history as a guide for contemporary citizenship and pride.
The 1908 production is expected to rise significantly from 1907’s $410,555,300, aided by large gains in South Africa and other regions. Analysts forecast a total that surpasses the 1907 record and supports stronger monetary conditions.
Chicago public schools plan a course on humane treatment of animals. The editorial lauds the move as timely, arguing that teaching kindness and justice will raise overall citizenship and reduce thoughtless cruelty by children.
Kings and princes join the aviation trend as they fly, aiming to bolster public perception of their authority and security by taking to the air. The piece notes the growing fascination with flight among royal figures.
A California professor has invented a freight carrying airship intended to cross the continent. The inventor hopes the venture will prove steady in operation and not fall prey to neglect or failure once active.
The Sunday drownings are ceasing but auto accidents nationwide persist at a high rate, as the era’s excitement and speed push harms higher. Harmless pleasures seem too tame for this age of rush and risk.
The town tale centers on Barbara Hem InGray and banker Anthony Ankony, whose engagement prompts family intrigue. Dan, Barbara’s suitor, defends the pair as a proxy marriage plan unfolds, Mrs. Dines schemes, and Miss Winstanley confronts a surprise wedding result, with Twining guiding the drama toward a new resolve.
Mrs. Dines presents papers alleging Mr. Ankony's guilt and pressures settlement through legal threat. Miss Winstanley questions counsel while Ankony asserts sailing alone. The dialogue shows a tense confrontation over demands and strategy in a business dispute.
In the corridor Mrs. Dines seeks tablets while Miss Winstanley urges rest and haste. They plan to reveal truth to Barbara before her wedding to Anthony, hoping she does not secretly love him, while Mr. Twining anxiously weighs loyalties and actions.
Georgia resident James Jackson extols southern cuisine describing possum with goobers and sweet potatoes, corn pone and gravy, buttermilk from the spring house and chestnut turkey. He praises Georgia farmers hospitality and claims the region offers the South’s finest eating and generous hospitality.
In a dialogue from the era, Baron Fewcash insists a young suitor sought a cash advance to fund an engagement ring, while Mr. Cumrox notes the move as unbusinesslike though not the cause of the betrothal fallout. The exchange highlights tensions between romance and finance in social expectations.
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