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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
8
The text says the remedy destroys malarial organisms in blood and system causing chills and fevers. Dr CG Hott of Kilgore Texas trialed Admirine Sarsaparilia Compound and pronounced it a great remedy for Chronic Malaria, enlarged spleen, and related conditions. It names dealer outlets in Lavaca County.
Baltimore invites Harriett Lane Johnson, child hood playmate of King Edward, to coronation. a canal bill in Washington likely to vote in ten days. Treasury rules allow baggage duty by express money order. inquiry into alleged secret war charges reaches Senator Culberson. London reports Jeanne Langtry to marry Jan Z. Malcoilin, Canadian MP. Pittsburg cites order for 100000 tons of Bessemer steel. An ad touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with 25 cent price.
The piece notes Texas rising in public esteem as oil development expands beyond cattle and cotton. It highlights Beaumont oil gushers drawing world attention, spurring investment and industry growth nationwide. It predicts a decade of evolving commerce and capital inflows fueling progress and population movement.
In Dilworth Texas on June 5 visitors from Prairieville Maurin Gonzales Stonewall and other towns were present. Emancipation Day preparations are underway while the Denton Creek picnic drew a large crowd with brief speeches and a late dance at the Bem Davis site. Mentions of local figures and business notices appear alongside advertisements for Simmons Cough Syrup Cheatham’s Laxative Tablets and regional news items from Weimar and Wharton.
The record notes a claim that the signature is on every genuine box of Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a remedy for colds in one day. It also mentions Barnes-Oil burning engines becoming common on the 8 P. M. route, with new feature "'eder."
Weimar Mercury notes boll weevils have vanished from many fields this warm period with no sign of young weevils in punctured squares. Uncertain if they will return. readers question future impact and causes. Also included is a Hunt’s Dunre ad offering instant relief and permanent cure for itching diseases at 50 cents.
The Boer peace terms are outlined with England seen as liberal. Boers may bear arms for protection and Dutch language instruction will be provided where demanded. Tax relief for transport costs, stock and farm restoration funds, and withdrawal of English troops are planned. Self government to follow. Cape Colony rebels to be prosecuted and disfranchised. Boers must acknowledge the King.
A fragmentary article notes George Selaib of New Lebanon Ohio reads Dayton Volksitung and praises Amberlain’s Pain Balm for his wife’s back pains. It mentions cotton market strength, a Washington booklet offer, a New York editor note, and a political snippet about D A Paulus and the 18th Senatorial district race with brief mentions of Colorado Fayette and Allstin Halletsville.
A terse OCR fragment mentions department and department store activity in the United States, noting everyday commerce and honest living. It references a company formation or operation in a retail environment, implying everyday consumer exchange without dramatic events.
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