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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
6
Mr Eli Wiltshire of Landsdown Terrace Calne Wis recounts enduring rheumatic fever six times in twenty years. He endorses St Jacob's Oil as a quick pain killer and credits it with relief unseen in other remedies. He notes additional cures he has witnessed and plans further recommendations.
The account notes Representative Grow of Pennsylvania was first seated in the national house fifty years ago this month. It suggests his potential parliamentary career might have rivaled the longevity of notable British Commons members if his service had continued uninterrupted.
Influx of population into West and central Canada regions like Manitoba Assiniboia Saskatchewan and Alberta necessitates bigger school facilities. Many new schools stand half occupied, signaling growth, immigration, and confidence in continued births. Government agents target settlers with ads detailing locations and names.
Charles A. Prouty of Vermont has been nominated by the president to an interstate commissioner post. The announcement names Prouty as the administration seeks to fill the regulatory role with a seasoned official.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason notes the oath on December 6. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. A brief line mentions a critical situation and fears of uprising in Venezuela in January.
Thousands visit or send for the doctors free home treatment for cancer and malignant diseases. Many patients are very old from seventy to one hundred who cannot travel, so a free book explains the treatment and is mailed. Address D M By Co Box 462 Dallas ex.
The Argentine minister of finance has received a loan offer from Paris amounting to 2,000,000 pounds. This capital may impact national financial plans and debt strategy subject to approval.
Advertisement claims Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children fully used by the nurse at the Children’s Home in New York. Promises to cure rashness bad stomach teething disorders move and regulate the bowels and worms. Includes testimonials and price two cents in all druggists. Banplern ex. Olmsted Lenoy N.
A historical note states that more than a third of France's manufactured products are produced by female labor. The statement highlights women's significant role in French industry and production.
A Savannah reader, M Solomon, reports rapid relief from ring worm after using Tetterine. The testimonial asserts effective relief and directs others to consult local druggists for the remedy.
A minor expense for locomotives is recorded as consuming 100 gallons of lubricating oil per year. This figure highlights routine maintenance costs and does not reflect larger overhaul or replacement expenses.
Fragmentary text notes a price comparison for Defiance Starch and mentions an American population in a place. It references a belief about more effective use of a product and a quip about hitting a finger versus the head.
A New York Times feature depicts tailors overwhelmed by women accompanying husbands to fittings. The tailor laments social change, noting vexed wives critique garments, demand alterations, and flatter themselves with gossip. He jokes of heavenbound dressmakers and fears a New York legislature banning women from fittings.
A Kansas soldier stationed in Tarlac Philippines writes home about locals who he says are varied in education with many literate yet idle. He notes their foods including baked grasshoppers June bugs snails and a large pot of rice eaten with fingers. He calls some natives savages in places.
A cryptic gadfly urges restraint and caution, cautioning readers to distrust bold appeals, avoid meddling, and keep a calm, quiet stance as tensions rise in local affairs.
The New York Evening Post lauds beet sugar as a self supporting industry and cites Oxnard and Cutting 1899 letters arguing beet production can profit farmers with $65 to $100 per acre. It notes tariff needs and compares beet sugar’s efficiency to cane sugar and European production, urging protection against Cuban imports.
A Philadelphia style meditation on progress laments corn shredders as the latest deadly tool amid rapid industrial devices. It warns the machine maims and factories flood hospitals, while surgeons profit from the era of faster, harsher labor saving engines.
Three women entered a street car with babies in quick succession. The mothers unveiled newborns in blue booties and lace, drawing stares from two elderly bachelors who declared the scene disgusting. The men left the car, one chewing tobacco and the other with a foul cigar.
Bridget, a young maid, reveals to her mistress she is engaged to Tim and both plan to wait two years before marrying. Tim’s silence during visits puzzles the family, with Bridget noting he talks more once engaged.
A cautionary note advising avoidance of fights to stay out of legal trouble or testimony. It frames physical altercations as risks to one’s role in disputes or investigations. The terse dictum emphasizes self-control and legal prudence.
Phya Akarej Oradhara, the newly arrived Siamese minister, Friday presented his credentials to the president.
An old advertisement touts Mre Winslow's Teething Syrup for children. It claims gums soften, teething pain reduces, and wind colic is cured. The copy notes a price of 25 cents per bottle.
A reflective note counters the idea that poets are simply born. it argues verse writers develop through effort, practice, and inner cultivation, shaping identity and craft over time.
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