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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1925

Page

3

Change of Life Cure Promised by Pinkham

Mrs F B Heappen of Macon Georgia reports suffering from illness during the Change of Life with a painful right side and immobility. After two weeks on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could rise alone and regained strength. The letter notes 200000 canvass replies and 98 of 100 benefited, with the product sold by druggists nationwide.

Macon Georgia Lydia E. Pinkham F. B. Heappen Holt Avenue

Revenge at Last in Electric House Heating Theme

The Newark Advocate notes a future where next generation uses electric heating and asserts a stance of staying to mock the furnace as it becomes commonplace. The piece casts a wry, defiant mood about technological change and comfort in a household context.

Newark

Cascarets Promises Relief for Bilious Distress

An early 20th century advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle bowel cleanser for all ages. It claims cures for sick headaches dizziness biliousness indigestion gas sour stomach and similar distress by morning. Available in drug stores for 10 cents a box.

Hog Sanitation System Spreads Across States

The United States Department of Agriculture reports rapid adoption of the McLean county hog sanitation system to prevent roundworms and filth-borne diseases. Campaigns in Iowa Illinois Nebraska and Missouri reflect growing interest with extension agents promoting clean pens soap scrubbed sows and pasture rotation to improve pig health and profits.

United States Department of Agriculture McLean County Iowa Illinois Nebraska Department of Agriculture Missouri Agricultural College Ohio The Dakotas United States Corn Belt Department Washington

Understanding idiosyncrasy and allergic reactions

A discussion of idiosyncrasy and anaphylaxis explains why individuals react differently to foods drugs and odors. It cites a lobster allergy a strawberry intolerance and varied responses to animal serums with hay fever as a common example. The piece notes the mystery of why some people are sensitive to certain substances and criticizes the use of the term anaphylaxis as a long substitute for clearer explanation.

Dorr Basel

Eyesight best at about eighteen years old study finds

Public Health Service examined ten thousand people to compare vision across ages. Half were school children aged six to sixteen, half were workers from eighteen upward. Results show normal vision rises to age eighteen, then declines, with sharper drop after forty five. Good eyes improve with schooling. poor eyesight worsens with schooling but improves with industrial work.

United States Public Health Service South Carolina Maryland Delaware New York United States

Market report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture

Latest markets summary covers live stock and meats with price changes across hogs, beef, veal, lamb and pork, plus stocker shipments and regional wholesale trends. It includes fruit and vegetable notes, dairy prices and cheese holdings, as well as cotton spot and futures movements for the week ending February 13 to 19.

S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C Chicago New York Rochester East Texas San Benito Florida Midwestern Virginia West Virginia Imperials Philadelphia Boston Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Wisconsin

Texas vegetable shipments show varied carloads and stable prices

Austin reports the first Texas onion car of 1925 along with three from California and a total of 71 cars from other states. Texas cabbage spinach grapefruit lettuce mixed vegetables beets carrots and tomatoes appear in 61 24 51 6 2 2 2 car totals with prices largely steady for fob and cash track sales from 60c to 15 per ton. Demand improves as few cars remain unsold and field contracts set beets and carrots at 10c to 20c per bushel.

Austin Tex Texas California F.o.b

New Orleans Rice Market Slows as Demand Dims

In New Orleans the rice market eased with A M A fancy Blue Rose offered at 63/8 to 64 cents for the best lots. Buying remained limited to current needs with only small pocket lots taken. Foreign orders were nominal and long grains in light supply. Fancy Honduras and Carolinas traded around 74 7/8 and 7 7/8 cents respectively, with fancy screenings at 34 1/2 to 36 cents.

New Orleans Honduras Carolinas

Mrs. Catt Quits Politics to Embrace Peace Effort

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, a leading suffragist in Miami, announced she is quitting national politics to devote her efforts to abolishing war. She said the danger of war and public reluctance to give it up convinced her it is her duty to fight for peace.

Miami Fla Carrie Chapman Catt

Senate OKs riot claims bill over Houston 1917 conflict

Washington reports the Senate approved a bill authorizing claims by about a score or more Texans for damages from the August 3 1917 Houston incident involving over 100 Negro troopers of the Twenty fourth United States Infantry stationed at Camp Logan. The measure, passed by the House, moves to the president.

Washington Senate Texas Houston Twenty-fourth United States Infantry Camp Logan House

Many Miners Entombed in Sullivan Disaster

An explosion of gas in the City Coal Company mine near Sullivan Indiana killed about fifty one men and trapped 121 miners as the worst Indiana coal field disaster to date. Rescue efforts and inquiries followed the Friday blast.

Sullivan Ind Indiana City Coal Company

Russo Japanese Pact Ratified by Soviet Central Committee

The central executive committee of the Soviet Union ratified the Russo Japanese treaty in Moscow, confirming the pact between the two nations and marking a formal step in their diplomatic engagement.

Moscow Soviet Committee

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