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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
6
A compact roundup of notable happenings across politics, science, culture, and society. Highlights include key developments, emerging trends, and regional pulses shaping public discourse with concise, fact-driven notes.
In Washington the senate committee on foreign relations favorably reports a Honduras loan treaty for 10 million dollars with 7.5 million due immediately. Elbert H. Gary urges new anti trust legislation to protect property and welfare. Senate finance backs Rout amendment on Canadian reciprocity. House grills the worsted trust in wool bill. Heat grips the Midwest and Southwest with Chicago hitting 98.8 amid deaths and prostrations. Texas and Southwest leagues show standings. Four die in Mississippi river rescue attempt. Camp Crockett troops reviewed and paid for May service. Corps arrests fishers in Corpus Christi. Interior Fisher’s appointment sparks protest. New York arena sale to syndicate for 3.5 million. Dr Austin Chamberlin buried in Galveston. Battleships visit Galveston and fleet salutes. Postmasters’ salaries rise on July 1. Tomatoes shipped from Jacksonville. Hessian ruin bottles found at Fort Washington. Berwind carries 15,000 sacks of raw sugar to Galveston. Taft rebukes Fort Myer officer over antisemitic remarks. Bailey warns on race relations. China defends Mexican indemnity claims. Kings ton Jamaica restrict Castro entry. Turkish dynamite finds. Magonistes executed near Altar. Diaz sails to Havre amid farewells. Greeks and Turks clash near Dereli with Turks killed.
Chadbourn North Carolina Mrs M D McPherson writes of five years of severe pains fainting and inability to walk. After one bottle of Cardui she could cook and after three bottles was able to do all work. She attributes relief to Cardui and recommends it with contact for guidance.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis urges comprehensive reporting laws. Twenty five states require living TB case reporting, while 28 states and territories lack any provision. About one hundred U.S. cities have local TB reporting ordinances.
A Rome matron explains coffee harmed her health causing dizziness stomach upset and irritability. She quit coffee and switched to Postum and reports restored appetite and health with improved blood and nerves. The testimonial cites Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and the booklet The Road to Wellville. There is a product endorsement with the tagline There’s a reason.
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