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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
3
The sleeveless dress returns as a key warm weather ensemble with cardigans, bold prints, and varied sleeves. Designers show suited for dinners and dances with silk pique, chiffon, and lace options, pairing with contrasting coats, hats, and patent pumps.
Johnny considers the word arrears while composing a sentence for class. Helen hints at a hidden secret and jokes that she has dirt behind arr ears.
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to gently clear a child’s bowels. It promises quick relief for fussiness feverishness biliousness or colds and notes only the genuine product carries age appropriate directions on the bottle.
Looker-On in the London Daily Chronicle argues the Soviet push to suppress Russia's wandering holy men will face strong resistance. Elders or staretzi hold sway from Rasputin lore to peasant masses, with villages fostering superstition and some officials of genuine piety.
Five year old Sally asks if there will be more Tomato accidents. She recalls a past rain and wind event that knocked down houses and killed people, prompting her mother to seek clarification.
The dating practice based on the birth of Jesus originated with Dionysius Exiguus, a Rome monk who compiled the paschal cycle. He lived in the Fifth to Sixth centuries and died around 555.
A clipped exchange from the Montreal Star about love and betrayal features a distressed woman and a weary man in a melodramatic moment. A separate quip notes that a financier is a man who does not lose his money.
Idaho raisers report six month litters totaling 4156 pounds for 14 pigs, nearly 3800 pounds per pig, as the aim shifts to ton litters totaling 2000 pounds or more. In 1928 farmers across 30 states reported 492 such litters led by Pennsylvania with 65 and Ohio with 48.
The common legend that Christopher Columbus died in destitution is false. He left substantial wealth in his will and died in Valladolid in 1506. The passage notes that bad manners do not excuse candor regarding his legacy.
An advertisement promises quick relief for bilious and sluggish feeling with Dodson's Levertone. It claims the product detoxifies the liver and bowels and offers a free bottle by writing Sterling Products in Wheeling West Virginia.
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