Actions speak louder than words and men endure
A compact reflection on perseverance noting that many men refuse to quit and press forward despite challenges. the piece emphasizes resilience over rhetoric and the inevitability of struggle in life.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
9
Green's August Flower Deed of Digestive Remedy Endures
Green's August Flower claims fifty eight years of superior performance for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach and various digestive disorders. The remedy promises relief for indigestion torpid liver dizziness wind in the stomach and palpitations. It asserts widespread use in millions of households and availability in 80 and 90 cent bottles. Ad.
Stomach Distress in Galveston Man Reports Cure
A Galveston resident claims relief from chronic indigestion and headaches after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. The testimonial describes rapid improvement beginning with the first treatments and eventual full recovery after several bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Ave. L
Dr.ees Gy
Freen
Enon
Peggy's Two Year Old Birthday Party Fun
Peggy turns two in a lively family celebration full of siblings, a cake with two candles, a procession, and playful play-talk with her grandmother knowing more than the adults. The tale traces Peggy's humor, the language she invents, and the joy of Natal Day in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Gyp
Grandma
Aunt Mary
Alice
Four Places at Once Peyton Hoge Goes Far
Peyton H. Hoge Jr a charter Jefferson Post 15 member and national American Legion vice commander is highlighted for energy and achievement. From early 1918 orders sent him to four posts and roles in quick succession reflecting his reputation as a go getter. Born 1889 in Wilmington NC he moved to Louisville at age ten and later joined Centre College studying chemistry while selling life insurance and raising a family with Blanche Weissinger Smith. He served as a captain from 1917 landing in France 1918 and was discharged 1919 at Camp Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton H. Hoge, Jr
American Legion
Jefferson Post
George Sylvester Viereck
the Fatherland
Wilmington
N. C
Louisville
Centre College
Blanche Weissinger Smith
Hoge
France
Camp Jackson
Roosevelt American Legion hospital at Battle Creek
The Roosevelt American Legion Hospital in Camp Custer Battle Creek Michigan runs as a veteran care facility operated by service men and women for service men and women. Valued at about 1 250 000 dollars the hospital admitted 260 patients for treatment in the fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Roosevelt American Legion Hospital
Legion
Michigan
Self-Help Virtue and Independence Ideals
A compact reflection argues that true self-help lies in gaining minimal external aid while offering maximal personal service to others within one’s capacity. It frames independence as a balance of self-sufficiency and readiness to assist.
Double I want a hair net please
A playful exchange repeats the quirky demand for hair nets and a rapid string of vague requests. The dialogue hints at humorous improvisation or a staged scene, with the speaker listing items and activities in a rhythmically coded manner.
Special Care for the Very Young and Very Old
A Virginia Medical Monthly piece by Dr. Boggs notes babies and the aged need unique care as life lengthens. It highlights infant feeding, child life expertise, and elderly frailty including constipation and diet. Walking outdoors remains the best exercise for the aged, while gland treatments offer little value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Medica. Monthly
Thomas H. Boggs
Baltimore
The Gold Cure for Tuberculosis and Its Doubts
The article reviews the so called gold cure for tuberculosis noting public appeal and physician caution. It cites Danish doctor Moellgard reporting experiments in TB patients causing a violent reaction, mentions monkey cures and ensuing deaths, and concludes that no drug offers real cure while restoration relies on rest, nutrition, fresh air and sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keats
Robert Louis Stevenson
Professor Moellgard
Denmark
Moellgard
Medical Research Council of
Great Britain
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