Will to Succeed and Balsam for Sprains
A brief note extols strong will as the key to achievement and recommends Hanford's Balsam for sprains with thorough rubbing and application.
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Hanford
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
6
Old-Fashioned Birds In The Park Lines
A playful exchange in a park feature where one speaker notes walking and birds singing in a stately, old fashioned mood while another remarks that the birds sing sweetly yet avoid ragtime tunes.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Blood Clearance
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general strengthening remedy that arouses the blood and drives malaria from the body. Claims it builds up the system and suits both adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Sheriff Intervenes as Scenery Is Seized for Debt
A local performance ends abruptly when the sheriff seizes stage decor and scenery to satisfy a debt. The incident halted the show leaving organizers seeking funds to recover items and resume performances.
Talking Shop Ends Here for Women in Business
An article on feminine work life warns that persistent chatter about one’s occupation can be off-putting. It urges balance, noting others have varying topics of interest and social contexts matter.
London Laughs Over Lloyd George King Question
A British tale circulates after King Edward's death as a Welsh elder learns that Lloyd George is now king. The English traveler recounts the moment when the Welshman recalls George as a former small town lawyer from Criccieth and wonders how he has fared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd -George
Edward
Wales
George
Criccieth
Why a Maiden Lady Seeks a Chiropodist Visit
A humorous exchange unfolds as a modest old lady admits plans to see a chiropodist. Her friend probes about foot pain, she replies she has none, then softly reveals the motive is to claim a man was at her feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdr
Ches
Railroad Commission fixes June docket in Austin
The June term docket announced lists petitions for rate changes and facilities across Texas lines. Proposals include depot upgrades for Texarkana and Fort Smith, special differentials on various commodities, readjustments of carload rates, and requests for stock pens, passenger coach upgrades, and depots at multiple intersections on lines such as St. Louis Southwestern, Missouri Kansas and Texas, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
The
Railroad Commission
Chaison
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Beaumont
Galveston
Texas City
Velasco
St. Louis
Brownsville
Mexico
Eastern Texas
Stephenville
South Texas Railway
St. Louis Southwestern Railway of Texas
San Benito and
Rio Grande Valley Railway
Riviera and Western Railway
Texarkana and Fort Smith Railway Company
Sugarland Railway
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway of Texas
Greenville
Houston
Texas
New Orleans
Liberty
L. C. Li
Garker
Missouri, Kansas and
Teds Railway
Houston-Galveston
Pomavaca
Hawkinsville
Japan’s Rejoinder to California Alien Land Law Protest
Tokyo argues California’s anti alien land law and related Western state measures violate international law and the 1911 treaty. Ambassador Chinda and Secretary Bryan favor quiet negotiation over public discussion, with the note aimed at showing discriminatory effects rather than a final dispute.
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Washington
Japan
United States
California
Chinda
Bryan
Tokio
Arizona
Submarine incident tale from the harbor adds mystery
Fragmentary text mentions a boat and several named women including Maude Burch and Lynne Bishop in a Beach harbor incident. Details are incomplete but imply a sea bottom event and ongoing investigation or recollection involving Los Angeles and participants around Cage and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los . Ords Torceles
Beach Harbor
Boa
John N. Cage
M3f
Maude Burch
BA. Miller
Lynne Bishop
Bellringer, Sprague
Laura
Train wreck destroys roundhouse at oil dump
Houston report details a major fire and wreck after a signal loss damaged the Interurban Great Northern facility. Five engines and two freight engines were involved, and the roundhouse burned instantly. Fire teams battled the blaze as wreckage piled high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Great Northern Railway
O& O
Great Northern
Assenger
Amendment on Bonds for Macadamized Roads Dropped
A Texas Senate joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to allow bond issues for macadamized roads and warehouses will not be submitted in July or any election because it lacks a stated voting year. The text says submission on the third Saturday in July, the 19th, but omits the year, rendering the measure void and of no effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Senate
Texas school apportionment reaches 6.76 million dollars
The Texas education department reports total per capita apportionment of 6.85 dollars for this scholastic year, with 6.65 already allocated to public schools and 20 cents pending. The current distribution totals 6,763,934 dollars, including a 406,855 dollar recent apportionment, with the remaining due next month subject to funds availability.
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Austin
Tex
Department of Education
Public Schools of
Texas
Star Wills Senator Greer Dead in Texas
Senator Greer dies at home in Texas after illness following last session. Born William Jeffries April 6, 1853, he came from North Carolina to Texas in 1864 and built a career in state politics.
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Wills
Greer
William Jeff
Tex
Greer Greer
Glad Greer
William Jeffries
Pth
Carolina
Texas
Gilmer
Deny Will Id Naval Station London
Government denies plans for a large naval station at a Kingston Jamaica site amid canal completion doubts. Officials say no decision has been made on a London naval base after a scheduled policy review.
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Naval Station
London
Ghingston
Jamaica
Ma Canal
Local Ledger Notes Unclear Monday–Tuesday Events
An OCR fragment mentions Maiden Lane and a weekday schedule with hourly work, a fifty dollar amount, and a person named Deke. The text is incomplete and does not specify clear actions, dates, or entities beyond these hints.
Thrashing tarts at ertra Bertram Tem Oats harvest
Fragmentary OCR reads about harvest activities at Bertram with oats mentioned. The text is garbled and references thrashing, harvest periods, and years but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
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Bertram
Abe
Peiter
Han
Panama Fair Postponed to December 1914
The president signed a decree delaying the Panama Fair until December 1914 citing insufficient time to prepare exhibits and organize the event.
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Panama
Aeroplane Altitude Record Set in Buc France Flight
Edmond Perreyou and a passenger broke the world altitude record by reaching 16 836 feet above Buc France on Tuesday marking a new high for aviation recorded in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buc
France
Edmond Perreyou
Clever French Tricks For Chic Gown Details
A French woman achieves chic by mimicking designer gowns through small, decisive choices. She notes sleeve and neck cuts, waist shaping, and skirt construction to reproduce the look without full draperies. Beadwork and chiffon embellishments are replicated with careful, cost efficient methods.
Before Buying Your Trunk And Packing It
This article guides how to choose a trunk for land travel or sea voyages and how to pack clothes to prevent wrinkles. It advises placing the heaviest garments at the bottom, using tissue between fabrics, bagging fragile beaded dresses, and selecting wardrobe style trunks with compartments for organization.
Millinery Trends Highlight Maline and Ostrich Styles
Maline appears in many forms with new heather bud developments and imitation aigrette gaining favor. The Milinery Trade Review says Maline’s current perfection invites milliners to mix materials wisely. Chantilly lace is used for drapes and brims on midsummer hats, while ostrich features in new shades show strong appeal.
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Millinery Trade Review
Chantilly
To Darn Table Linen
A sewing instruction describes mounting fabric in embroidery hoops, loosening tension, and stitching back and forth under the needle to fill holes. The process is repeated across the garment section, then rotated and repeated for even results.
Mend Lace Curtains With Starch Strips
Use strips of net or old curtain pieces dipped in hot starch. Apply to worn areas while starch is hot so they adhere and conceal repairs better than darns.
No. SIX-SIXTY-SIX and Odd Ad Vantages
A satirical fragment promotes a malaria remedy claiming quick cures with five or six doses and a tonic to prevent fever return. It contrasts with a cartoonish joke about baths, noting a busy man has little time for hygiene while a comical bulging brow questions the other man’s certainty.
Ivy Poisoning Remedy Advertisement
An old ad promotes Hanford's Balsam as an antiseptic treatment for ivy poisoning. It claims immediate relief after the first application and suggests the product can kill the poison quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Not Always Palatable Truth in a Well Contaminated Water
A compact meditation contrasts truth with uncomfortable realities. The speaker argues that unpleasant facts persist beneath surface appearances, prompting reflection on how society treats information and perception.
Pain Relief and Teething Remedies in One Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Porter’s AntiShhp Healing Oil promising instant pain relief and inflammation reduction for burns. It also promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with gums, wind colic relief, and calming effects. Hanford's Balsam is cited as merited. Wild oats proverb applies.
Experience of motherhood and the Pinkham tonic
The piece describes motherhood as a challenging period for most women and urges preparation. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to support the female system, claiming it helps women become normal and healthier for childbearing. It invites confidential letters to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. with responses by a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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