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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
7
A bright young woman presses the powerful organizer of trusts about a personal pursuit beyond his office. He responds with sudden candor and reveals his avocation as a coin collector, adding a note of unexpected humanity to a figure of power.
Miss Innocence notes the city clerk advertises for sealed proposals as a sign of municipal initiative. Miss Antike questions how the city can take lead in mat ters of love while pursuing formal bids.
A fragment describes a man traveling to New York with his wife absent and local women quipping on the street about his appearance as a possible masher. The line captures casual social banter in a metropolitan setting.
Fragment from a humorous column about a sick man named High roller conversing with his daughter Polly. The vignette riffs on mortality as the doctor’s cautious reply hints at potential death while maintaining light tone.
The item touts Dr August Koenig's Hamburg Breast Tea and Drops as remedies for lingering coughs and mild lung issues, recommending a nightly cup, hot use, and pairing with St Jacobs Oil and warm baths. It urges fresh air, open windows, legible diet, and a cold sponge bath each morning, claiming beneficial results within a week. It also notes a two-sentence humorous insert and a short syndicated sketch about a senator and a wealthy Iowa marriage.
A cautionary tale features the Dee Mother guiding the Little Deer to stay still by the roadside so hunters do not mistake him for a man. The Deer Mother stays alert, being up to date with the daily papers.
A Punch cartoon caption recalls a distressed mistress urging mercy for a sick pet and Bridget resisting the idea of shooting it. The exchange hints at a moral dilemma and a harrowing moment in a domestic scene.
The hostess asks Mr Dineout which portion of the chicken he desires. Mr Dineout replies that half will be ample and polite.
Aj well known authoress was one, asking with a dilapidated bachero who retained Uttle but his conceit. "It is time now," he said pompously, "For me to settle down as a married man," but "I want so much," said his fair listener.
A terse exchange notes that infants show open expressions, with a wry remark linking this behavior to the hour of midnight, implying a humorous or observational point about babies.
A testimonial style ad claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal remedies. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Family Pills as superior tonics and blood purifiers. It cites a physician endorsement, prescriptions, and requests testimonials.
About 15 000 000 acres in northwest Nebraska are so sandy they cannot be tilled. The region's soil condition prevents cultivation and affects farm operations.
Ad copy style item touts Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cough suppressant and cold remedy priced at 25. Casual maxims about intelligence and quality compare Defiance starch to rivals. The text frames adversity as a test of character and claims superiority through quantity.
A fragment of a calendar from Guttersberg era was found at Wiesbaden. Astronomical calculations indicate it likely marked the first four months of the year. A lock of Napoleon's hair sold at auction recently with his accompanying note to Mrs le Vaux stating the lock is small but precious.
A dispatch reports Kaiser sent a pressing invitation to Lord Kitchener to visit Germany before his Russia journey. The letter says the German army would esteem welcoming so distinguished a soldier.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants. It claims gum softness relief from feverish irritation and wind colic with a price of 25 cents per bottle. The item also references General Kitchener declining an interview after returning from South Africa and his polite response to journalists.
An advertisement from McCane's Detective Agency of Houston touts trained, reliable service. It notes a southern desperado shot by a sheriff's posse and remarks on his habit of carrying a Bible and rifle, implying faith influenced his use of arms.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows duplicated lines about resignation to fate and its acceptance, followed by garbled text mentioning a bon net and odd names. The readable content centers on phrases about resignation and fate, with several garbled names and numbers.
Letter from Louis E Johnson son of Reverdy Johnson urges Peruna as a remedy for catarrh claiming it reaches the root of the ailment. The ad warns against temporary relief from gargles sprays and inhalants and promotes Peruna as a radical cure with free guidance from Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
San Francisco records the highest rate of personal crisis reports at 39.1 per 100 000 residents, leading a nationwide comparison of major cities by this measure.
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