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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1932

Page

7

Town teems as lynch mob forms over Dave Stone case

In Basford's yard Jim Yerby learns Circle Cross seeks Stone's lynching after Dave Stone confesses to killing Tom McArdle. Ann Gifford vows to tell the truth and prepare to face a dangerous night, while Julia Stark mobilizes aid with Wilson McCann to temper the mob and protect Stone.

Hagwo Basford’s Limp Shell Red Medford Simp Dave Stone Shell Nester Jas Stark Carl Gitner Stone le Page Hank Tucson Yerby Circle Cross Jim Jas Jasper Stark Giffords Ann Ethel Tony Miss Ann Tom McArdle McArdle Lynch Gitner Mesa Tom David Phil Texas Julia Monarch Ben Bolt Mike Rand Dave Jags Stalling Southwest Jasper Ann Gifford Dominick Rafferty Rafferty Sam Sharp Wilson McCann Miss Stark

Anya Stark Confronted by McCann in Back Alley

Jasper Stark is escorted toward the jail by Will McCann after fearing a trap and murder. In darkness they move through a cottonwood grove toward a dry creek as Stark pleads, while McCann's steady gaze and loaded gun keep him in check. The confrontation ends unresolved.

Mike Rand Jasper McCann Lyn Sam Julia Wilson McCann Wilson Mike Jas Stark Ann Jasper Stark Senorita Stark Will McCann MceCann Tha Stark

American hotels first to use bills of fare

The passage traces the origin of the hotel menu from ancient times to mid nineteenth century America. It notes early inns and taverns lacked written menus, with meals served at one table and homemade victuals. It highlights 1850s Philadelphia Foley’s National and New York hotel menus as early fashion trends with narrow paper slips and dish names under headings.

Jacob Esau England France United States Hotel Philadelphia Foley's National Hotel Norfolk New York Hotel New York

Traveling tinkers roam villages with a warning bell

A reader complaint notes the term tinkers derives from tinkler and recalls itinerant tinsmiths before motor traffic rang a small bell to warn villages of their approach, a detail cited by London Answers.

London

Earths chemicals and earth's surface elements

The text explains that over eighty chemical elements enter Earth's composition. about half the crust's mass is oxygen, over a quarter silicon, with aluminum iron calcium magnesium and the alkalies sodium and potassium making up the rest. These eight elements dominate the Earth's surface, always combined in minerals.

St Josephs Genuine Pure Aspirin Ad Slogan

An advertisement extols St Josephs Genuine Pure Aspirin as the largest selling aspirin in the world for 10 cents. It claims wide trust, freshness in wrapped packaging, and urges customers to buy 12 tablets for value without overpaying.

St.Joseph’s St Joseph’s

Mammoth Dollar Bill Under Construction for Exhibition

The largest U S currency note, 12 feet long and 5 feet wide, is nearing completion at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington D C. It is largely made from macerated old currency and is estimated to contain about 10 million dollars in value. The bill will be shown in exhibitions.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Washington, D. C

Even if Pretty Girl Leaves for the Beach

A brief note from the Boston Transcript presents a sentimental line about a girl going to the shore with a father urging letters or at least a check. The quotation hints at affection and support within a family.

Boston Transcript

Cost Her $4.25 To Reduce 65 Pounds

Beech Iowa resident Miss Bates endorses Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss method. She reports losing 65 pounds in five months at a cost of $4.25, recommending a daily half teaspoon dose in hot water before breakfast, plus dietary changes. The ad urges readers to buy Kruschen Salts at drugstores worldwide.

Columbus Ohio Chicago

Weather Comes With Rheumatism Cure Quip

The dialogue features a witty exchange about health and weather, with a playful claim of rheumatism cure and a jokey question about forecasting the weather now. It reads like a light caption or cartoon caption. The tone is humorous and concise.

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By William MacLeod Raine WNU Service William MacLeod Raine Rand Pat Menders Earth’s Nashville Tenn Miss Bates Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkeham
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