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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
11
National Board of Women’s Christian Association representative Mi Stoner visits Shiner for a preparatory economic survey ahead of local organizing efforts. The visit marks a notable engagement by a prominent national figure in the community.
Vel G B H Leslie the new superintendent of Shiner Public Schools has arrived and is comfortably domiciled in Dr G Schulae residence in the west part of town.
Serjent onis Pagel returns home fromWrance and pledges an interview for next week, signaling plans to discuss recent events and share insights.
The Houston Post notes a rise in prices linked to a breath in France with no parallel in a nearby country. Report mentions a cited quote of twelve dollars a quart as the last figure heard.
A husband at dinner marvels at a lavish spread and jokes about the cook while his wife replies that no company is expected. The exchange reflects a light homely banter cited by the Boston Transcript.
In Gonzales the town and county see a busy canning season as families preserve bumper fruit and vegetable crops. Lessons from wartime prove invaluable and many now grow their own produce and live largely from home processed foods.
Ad copy touts Herbine as a remedy for biliousness and fatigue with prompt improvements after the first dose. It promises rapid energy boost and a vigorous system after several doses, sold by Shiner Drug Co.
Mr. Chas. Buesing sold his residence in Shiner to Mr. O. W. Miller who will at once occupy the property. Terms were private.
The excerpt reflects on debts lingering, foolish behavior, and work as virtue. It notes a misfit article about Finns in the U S and criticizes the notion of pe u suffering with mobe while cootie comparison echoes wartime trivialities.
The University of Texas Board met in Austin on June 9 and 10. Mrs Helen Marr Kirby tendered her resignation as dean of women, to serve as dean emerita for life. Miss Lilia M Casis was chosen to succeed her, with plans discussed for more dormitory space and permanent buildings for the mechanical schools.
The note reflects on July approaching and half the year gone. It contrasts women’s peculiar views with men and hints women may hold thoughts about men they rarely voice.
The report says millions of war weary Europeans will come to America and must bring good references. In 1918 eighty six percent of business failures were due to personal causes like incompetence ignorance and neglect. Villa proclaimed Felipe Angles provisional president of Mexico while additional precincts were to report.
excerpts describe Hawker and Grieve choosing a steamer without wireless and the allure of being lost for days, seemingly defying death in a romantic wartime scenario.
The notice argues Britain requests 82 million from an unspecified country to cover the cost of transporting 1,000,000 American soldiers to France. It questions why France cannot pay and notes the sum is small compared with Britain owing the United States about 4 billion.
German audience enjoys Clemenceau answers in a live Q and A setting. Each question prompts sharp, witty comparisons as commentators note the premier’s frank style and steely responses. The exchange underscores wartime diplomacy and public engagement with leadership rhetoric.
The article notes retailers kept wartime prices high long after other goods rose, hoping peace would restore prewar levels. Instead, costs continued to climb and traders say they must have raised prices earlier to survive.
A short witty note quotes Uncle Eben on why some men fish to loaf unseen rather than for sport, as shared by the Washington Star.
In Floresville Texas a notice lists 10,000 good Mesquite posts and references Ed McDaniel. The fragmentary item appears as a classified style notice with uncertain context and dated style.
A buyer seeks a well grown eight year old horse and a gentle four year old pony. Contact Ger hard Siemms in Shiner Texas at 34xt.
The piece compares laborto skill to business and art by examples from a ditch digger, mechanic, merchant, painter, Longfellow, Pierpont Morgan and a woman choosing hats. It argues that labor skill art genius and capital yield different values in society and ends with a question about a woman choosing a much pricier hat.
Strayed dark brown meré male dog with white nose about ten years old missing about fourteen days. Owner offers to pay charges for recovery. Contact R H Malina, R 2, with details.
Mrs. F. A. Richter seeks a girl for general house work in Gonzales Texas. Apply by mail to P O Box 399.
In a loose pairing, Wendtland and Novak try to maximize chances in a chance-based contest. The two players race to outsized outcomes, hoping to leverage luck and skill in a tense, uncertain setting.
For Sale. The Opera House Cafe all fix tures and stock on hand. Will sell reasonable. Apply Mrs. A Pollak. The following program was rendered at the Commencement exercises of the University of Texas on Sunday June 8. Prelude Proessional Invitation Voluntary Joy to the World Scripture Hymn Dear Lord and Father of Man Kind Prayer Hymn There's a Wideness in God's Mercy Sermon Hymn God the Rock of Ages Benediction.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for toe itch with immediate itching relief and claims multiple applications remove the cause, though warns against a permanent cure and notes sale by unspecified sellers.
The federation denounces the daylight saving measure and calls for repeal amid public demand. It urges lawmakers to abandon wartime commissions and avoid imposing further policies on citizens, hoping future war pace would be managed differently.
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