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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
An old newspaper advertisement denounces calomel for causing sickness and salivation, touting Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver, restores energy, and can be given to children without harmful effects. The piece ends with a biblical cartoon caption about a camel.
Health ad from E. W. Vacher Inc New Orleans markets Vacher-Balm for hurts and soreness claiming nothing compares regardless of price. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
A lighthearted spring game exchange features a playful query about Put and Take. The response centers on humorous attire and removal, reflecting a casual, cheeky tone among participants.
Mrs. Ella M Bailey of Blountstown Florida describes severe weakness nervousness loss of spirit and poor appetite. After taking one bottle Cardui she reports improved nervousness sleep and eating, then overall recovery. The article notes Cardui has been used for over forty years and is sold by druggists.
The article argues all nature moves toward a great purpose and individuals must question each day whether they move forward or drift back. It urges daily self examination at dawn and night to ensure steady progress with thoughts, impulses, and actions aligned to a broader, eternal motion.
The article lauds Marie Curie for discovering radium and its potential to conquer cancer. It emphasizes her pioneering work as a landmark, proving women can rival men in science, and calls her example a guiding inspiration for truth seekers globally.
When you're feeling blue and the sledding's hard remember this Those who win are those who try So brace up and don't say die Grit your teeth and smile at pain Tackle trouble with a laugh And you'll cut the dose in a half Look the world square in the eye Buck the line and don't say die Laying down is all the shame Sit straight up and play the game Don't dodge trouble if you do It will doubly trouble you Meet each task with grit and vim Do the square thing sink or swim If you see hard luck draw aigh Laugh again and don't say die Keep your face turned to the light Do your best and you're all right
A text segment from a cookbook page offers methods for using stale bread in croquettes and omelets, describes a cream crumb buttered omelet, and provides a crumb based fruit dish and a molasses graham mix recipe. It also includes a stuffed apple dish with bread crumbs and roast beef, seasoned with onion juice celery salt and red pepper.
A fragment describes Berbera on the Gulf of Aden where a seasonal city rises in winter and vanishes in summer. It notes a population over 20 000 during trading peak, with huts and tents, and mentions a brief street encounter in Washington Street where two men greet each other as Green and White, both black.
The article traces the phrase He's a brick across history citing Lycurgus in Sparta and an Epirus envoy. It recounts the king showing battalions as walls of Sparta and declares each soldier a brick. It also notes the Ingoldsby Legends noting the idiom's antiquity.
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