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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
8
A nineteenth century verse extols the American eagle as a symbol of unity and strength. It envisions the nation extending from Atlantic to Pacific and north to the Arctic while bearing peace for friends and power against foes. The speaker wishes enduring independence, harmony, and respect for the young republic.
Opinion piece on Independence Day meaning, urging unity and true patriotism. Describes flags, bells, and public rejoicing, and cautions against hollow displays while calling for civic dedication to democratic ideals and national unity.
A public discussion raises questions about how sweeping reforms could be introduced to the department. The speaker argues women in public office could achieve great things, while critics demand practical, concrete steps.
In Douglaston, Mary and Bunny lead a plan to share the Fourth of July sports with a mixed obstacle race. Girls protest exclusion, negotiate with Tom Mason, and arrange a combined events day at the school meadow, featuring hurdles and banners. Grandniece Mary wins the girls race amid festive crowd, while Grandaunt Mary watches proudly.
This afternoon two to five o clock Douglaston girls will race jump and bowl in Judge Evans meadow admission 25 cents adults 10 cents children lemonade free spectators watch as preparations for the afternoon events proceed a group of girls pace distances for the obstacle race in Evans meadow
A Liberty Missouri reader testifies that kidney pain dizziness and backache were signs of kidney trouble and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief and lasting cure. The ad claims the pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York is named as the manufacturer.
In a quirky declaration a speaker vows to abandon beans for beef for life. The unusual pledge shifts conversation from diet to personal stance and humor, drawing laughs and curiosity from listeners.
Hicks' Capuchine offers fast relief for headaches caused by colds heat stomach or nerves. The liquid preparation claims immediate effects and is priced at 10 25 and 60 cents at drug stores.
A quotation contrasts a man of power who stays calm amid ambition with the next man in a barber shop who is always rough and ready. The lines juxtapose restraint and readiness in social settings.
Mrs May Fry of Lindley Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing a long standing cyst and avoiding operation. The testimonial extols the remedy as standard for female ills and urges others to try it to overcome pains inflammations and other ailments without surgery.
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