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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
6
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a pleasant tasting remedy for children, claiming a teaspoonful cleans the liver and bowels. It warns mothers to insist on the genuine product with printed directions for babies and all ages, noting that saying California is necessary to avoid imitation syrups.
Pharmacists say that when all other called remedies fail Joint-Ease will relieve painful inflamed rheumatic joints. It is for joint ailments only and is advised for sure. Joint-Ease limbers the joints with a clean penetrating formula and quick results. Sixty cents a tube at druggists everywhere in America. When Joint-Ease gets in joint agony gets out quickly.
Hooper's Tetter-Rem guarantees cure for all skin diseases including eczema tetter itch ringworm pimples salt rheum dandruff cracked hands poison ivy old sores erysipelas and other troubles. Buy a bottle from Bue Eine Co. Dallas for $1.50 with our positive guarantee and Beeniecc ess liquid germicide.
A New York judge, a wife, allowed to preside in a case, sentences her husband. When asked if he had anything to say, the husband replied, No, never. The Detroit News reports the unconventional bench arrangement and outcome.
Boschee's Syrup is promoted as a remedy for throat and lung inflammation and cough. The ad claims quick healing of irritated airways and notes it has been a household cure for colds, bronchitis, and lung troubles for many years, with wide availability at medicine sellers.
President Angell of Yale told a New Haven party that America has almost too many colleges listing Tusculum Ford Wooford Chicora Tarkio Pomona Kenka and other queer places while England has too few with Oxford and Cambridge dominating. He quipped that an English schoolboy might answer oxygen and cambridgen instead of the elements.
Public health notice warns consumers to verify Bayer on the package or tabs before buying aspirin. It claims Bayer aspirin is proven safe by millions and prescribed for 23 years, urging customers to say Bayer when purchasing to avoid dangerous imitations.
Introduced Flower Language Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, whose husband was for a time British ambassador to Turkey, is said to have learned the language of flowers among the Turks and to have introduced it into western Europe.
To have clear skin use Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching then bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse dry gently and dust on Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Advert says 25c each.
An acquaintance recalls a sparring day involving Bearcat and Gabe Giggery's son. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge says the bout was tame with only eye blackening and nose-banging, no weapon use or serious harm.
An old advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pill as a bedtime remedy for early cold symptoms and flu like illness. It claims to cleanse the system and liver to prevent serious complications, price 25 cents at drug stores.
The quote argues that reading provides knowledge material, while thinking converts it into personal understanding. It emphasizes active interpretation over passive consumption and highlights mind training through synthesis and reflection.
The quote urges humility and restraint, urging individuals to rely on the measured judgment of the wise rather than self-assigned worth. It emphasizes prudence, discretion, and merit assessed by others rather than personal vanity.
A tip notes that adding one half teaspoon of Calumet Baking Powder to poultry stuffing yields light fluffy stuffing with no sogginess. The quote about wisdom follows, “Everything that is wise has been thought already.” and suggests we can only think it again.
A single dose of Dr Peerys Dead Shot will expel worms or tapeworm. No second dose required. 372 Pearl St New York. Adv. The busiest thing on earth is an idle rumor.
Washington reports a department of agriculture order halting cotton seed movement from pink boll worm infected Western Texas until crushing. The rule targets the 1925 crop, with fumigation of all lint before shipment to prevent spread. A Big Bend fumigating plant may be needed as acreage rises raise risk.
Eleven powers at the Paris conference on the Dawes plan signed the protocol for annuity distribution with the United States as a partner in collecting payments from Germany. The final plenary session at Quai d Orsay lasted two hours and settled American claims through a hard fought compromise.
The transfer committee under the Dawes plan reports that in kind deliveries since implementation exceed expectations by 22 million gold marks. After collecting recovery taxes, France and Britain repay the overage to Germany through the reparations agent-general.
Dr. David Starr Jordan, chancellor emeritus of Stanford, was formally presented with the Raphael Herman 25000 dollar peace award in the University of Southern California auditorium on Friday. The donor, a capitalist from Detroit and Los Angeles, offered the prize last year for the best educational plan to solve the problem of world peace.
Berlin reports that Dr Hans Luther, ex lord mayor of Essen and former finance minister in the Marx Stresemann cabinet, has been named German chancellor. He was appointed Thursday by President Ebert after assuring him he has a workable solution to the cabinet crisis.
State rangers are ordered to cease all law enforcement activities across Texas pending hearings on an injunction from Judge R. B. Minor against operations in San Antonio. Adjutant General T. D. Barter announced Friday that General Barton dispatched the orders to ranger captains statewide.
Chancellor Lindley of the University of Kansas, ousted two weeks ago by the state board under Governor Davis, was reinstated Tuesday by the board under Governor Paulen. The move restores Lindley to thechancellorship in Topeka amid shifting administration policies.
Mrs Ross signs first law by a woman’s signature in Cheyenne Wyoming. Governor Nellie Tayloe Ross signs an act appropriating funds to cover expenses of the current legislative session.
Victoria BC reports twenty nine fox farms now operate across British Columbia boosting fur industry activity and employment in the province.
The Utah department of the American Legion starts a five month campaign rivaling Colorado and Wyoming, running November 1 to March 31. J. C. Rebholz, the membership chair, says the outcome decides the Rocky Mountain membership championship with awards for top posts and individuals, including a silver cup for the top department post and a flag stand to the winning unit at the state convention.
The Knoxville public library will receive an oil painting of Sergeant Alvin C. York, famed World War I hero who allegedly stopped 35 machine guns and captured 182 German soldiers. York, heavier now at six foot two and 240 pounds, declined a cigar, saying he has not smoked or sworn an oath in ten years. He doubted enduring world peace, citing persistent European wars and jealousies, though US entry might influence affairs.
General Pershing calls Amuel Woodfill America’s Greatest Soldier and praises the American Legion as a ready body of veterans. He notes Legion posts provide relief in crises, cites Lorain, Ohio, where members aided disaster victims, and urges keeps a home for the Legion in every city.
The East Side post of New York County led by Abraham Rosenberg grew from 65 to almost 1000 members and won all membership prizes. Its 82 nationalities reflect a largely foreign-born Lower East Side, with robust Americanism work including English for foreigners and citizenship classes.
New York county American Legion has raised two hundred thousand dollars toward a center in the city. The project total exceeds five hundred thousand dollars and the new building will host all Legion activities. It will include a restaurant gymnasium and swimming pool plus meeting and lounge rooms.
S. C. Hoyle explains constructing hot beds and cold frames on farms for better vegetable yields. Guidance covers location, wind protection, soil, depth, manure layering, and heat management, plus frame construction using boards, cement, or brick. Readers learn practical steps to heat and protect seedlings while avoiding disease and weeds.
The Pale was a district in Ireland where English sovereignty and law prevailed after Henry II’s 1172 invasion. Its extent varied but generally included Dublin, Meath, Carlow, Kilkenny, and Louth. The term derives from palus meaning stake and is used figuratively in phrases about civility.
In a terse exchange, Eelen claims a win in a golf match while someone questions a player’s quality, noting the best is not the one in question. The remark highlights rivalries and competitive tension within a local club setting.
A short note notes that a man known for a single recurring joke remains a well regarded figure. His simple humor endears him to neighbors and friends, illustrating how consistency can build warmth and trust in a small community.
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