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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
8
It acts on the liver and bowels and removes every trace of malaria from the system. The tasteless remedy is described as superior to other tasteless cures and suited for debilitated children. The note mentions Schultzki Seydler and a dealer at each small Lavaca County place.
John H. Fisher, 61, was killed instantly when a loose electric telephone wire touched as he stepped from his yard at Speight and Ninth streets around 7 am. The wire spanned a trolley line with 1500 to 2000 volts. Fisher, a retired lumber dealer who moved to Waco from Weimar last year, leaves a wife and a 17-year-old son. Funeral set for 10 am in the city.
Dilworth Texas May 80 residents report J N Johnston of Saturn in town yesterday and court day underway. Gonzales visitors, Calves sold to Gonzales buyer to ship Monday. Weevils attack cotton but crops look above average. road improvements and local visits noted. Hunts Cure advertised for skin diseases.
The article notes that Mr. Croker bid $800 for a seat at King Edward's coronation, paying near the highest price. It comments on the pride it would bring to Americans and calls him an American gentleman of great wealth, implying strong Irish American reactions.
After forty years of waiting for a child a New Jersey couple placed a small want ad in a newspaper. That same night a bouncing boy was left on their doorstep as a result of the advertising.
George J. Mellenger, grocer, displayed a 16 pound beet at the Southern Pacific exhibit yesterday. The giant vegetable came from seed planted seven weeks ago and was shipped to Chicago for the exhibit there. A shipment of melons will be sent to Chicago soon.
Washington dispatch reports the Gonzales National Bank of Gonzales Texas authorized to begin business with capital of 60000. J P Rundle serves as president and J W Hoopes as cashier.
The piece quotes Dr John Grant attacking President Roosevelt for firing him from the marshalship of Fast Texas. It praises the roast as a vivid display of anger toward Roosevelt and notes political shifts as Democrats edge ahead when Republicans clash. Andrew Jackson Houston is mentioned in context of Grant's vacancy.
George Schaab of New Lebanon Ohio reports his wife suffered eight weeks with back pain before using Berlain s Pain Balm. She felt improved after a few days and was soon free of pain, able to resume household duties. The remedy is sold by Schultzer Seydler druggists.
In New York strong influences move to settle the coal strike by Monday. If not settled, observers fear a confrontation that could see either the miners or the operators defeated.
Music bath helps soothe the savage breast but Simmons Cough Syrup promises relief for coughs and similar troubles. Guaranteed price 25 cents to Li cents.
The article notes the coldest May weather in thirty years across the region Denison Texas with residents wearing overcoats and warming stoves. Frost is anticipated tonight based on conditions reported in Gold Wave at Decigon.
Advertising copy touts Cheatham's Laxative Tablets as a ready reliable remedy that cures a cold quicker than any known treatment. Portable phrasing notes ease of use and a guaranteed price of 25 cents.
The Woodmen of the World issued nearly 17 600 certificates in 1901 with Texas Jurisdiction leading, organized by W A Fraser who pledges full effort to surpass the existing record in Texas this year, according to Monitor.
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