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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
2
The text surveys Christian persecution from Nero through Hadrian, noting how Christians were viewed as a dangerous sect tied to Judaism. It recalls Polycarp’s martyrdom, the cruelty of mobs, and the misperceptions that branded Christians as pagans and magicians while praising their steadfast faith.
Free book offers symptominology and treatment guidance for diseases in both genders. Valuable reference to keep for future use. Address request sent to Pel Vita Co lock box 508 San Antonio Texas.
A through train to the City of Mexico entering Rinconado Pass tunnel near Monterey suffered an oil compartment fire in the first class coach. Two passengers, a man and a woman, were burned to death as the train stopped outside the tunnel and the coach was destroyed.
In a light exchange a worried husband accepts his wife’s advice to stay cheerful. He declares he isn’t borrowing trouble but already has it to lead, while she urges steady optimism. The line finishes with a playful exclamation reflecting concern and humor.
Louisville Courier Journal notes a humorous job in Burbank training a Christmas tree to sprout its own presents. The item plays on holiday novelty and local color.
First Tramp says he seeks work while Second Tramp questions the claim. The exchange hints at a scene from the December Smart Set, implying a social contest or irony about seeking employment.
A San Antonio column from 1909 shares a simple egg custard method. It prescribes four eggs per dish with one tablespoon sugar per egg, plus milk and nutmeg, baked until firm and browned, with knife test to check doneness. The note mentions varying the proportions with a cup of milk per egg and a tablespoon sugar per egg.
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