Hosiery Department Stockings and Undergarments
A store notice invites shoppers to visit the Hosiery department for children’s school stockings underwear and related garments including shirts and other essentials.
14 Feb 1900
Page 1
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1900
Page
1
A store notice invites shoppers to visit the Hosiery department for children’s school stockings underwear and related garments including shirts and other essentials.
Intelligence from Wimberley notes distressing garrison privations at Nimveney with horseflesh shortages and rising death rates. Reports say Lord Roberts may be regrouping at Moddee river as Gen Clements’ command shifts with Gen French joining the cavalry. No confirmation of a Ladysmith sortie, but Boer pressure at Rensverg worries authorities.
A brief 1900 era note credits W. H. Harvey as author and signals a publication detail about a work titled Of 1900 by the same author.
The piece advertises Ocis Financial School with 85 extra pages, priced at 25 cents, illustrated in two colors, claiming it supports free institution heritage and money trust education. It notes Ballard’s Horhound Syrup and Ballard's retirement linked to balloon news in London.
The speaker suggests that if a baby is thin while a healthy-feeding expectation exists, examine the food quality. If digestion is weak due to past mistakes, avoid excessive medicine and rely on common sense plus gentle help from nature, such as adding half a teaspoonful of an unspecified remedy.
Advertisement for Scott's Emulsion claims feeding the baby three to four times daily improves digestion and health from day one. It suggests nursing mothers also benefit, urging purchase from druggists for one dollar. Scott & Browne, chemists, New York.
Frankfort reports Governor Taylor decides to let the legislature proceed without veto. They will convene at the capitol Monday and continue work, with troops ordered home. Col Williams arranged transport, signaling end of immediate disruption. The page then pivots to an ad pitch for Gatlin’s Anti Bilious Compound claiming cures for habitual constipation with a free sample via druggists.
New York reports William J. Bryan plans a Washington stop, then Texas rest to recover his throat after a five week series of speeches. The journey aims to ease strain before returning to Nebraska, with lingering medical notes and an unrelated ad for Gatlin's Syrup in the text.
Texans, E G Siggers reports patents granted to Texas inventors including J P Sfu...ges Kirbyville velocipede, R L Davenport Cleburne hose coupling, submerged current motor, bicycle, adjustable bier cle rest and other items. The notice lists inventors from Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, Taylor, Woodville, Cookville, Lampasas and more with dates and locations.
University of Texas students arrange an annual debate with Bayle University at Wareo and Tie Lane University in New Orleans. The forensic trials will be watched by friends of the institutions and provide valuable training to the competitors. Debates are held during the month of May this year.
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