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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
2
A Georgia farmer Bud Evans credits Dodson's Liver Tone for curing severe bilious illness that left him unable to plow. After one bottle the swelling eased, digestion improved, and he felt revitalized. The ad claims the remedy works without gripe or distress and offers a refund if unsatisfied.
Lois Wilson quotes a London paper saying a little book titled Courage inspires her. It is a reprint of an address by a lesser-known English Episcopalian rector at St. Andrew's University. The address was delivered by W. Orton Tewson, linked to Barrie during his Lord Rector tenure.
A Stenographer at the Hotel declares she will quit relying on spiritualist mediums. She mocks claims of communicating with departed relatives, cites inconsistent evidences, and says science offers progress via radio and travel. She plans to visit a traditional fortune teller instead.
An essay by F A Walker urges courage, confidence, and self reliance as essential virtues in work and life. It compares timid folks to those who avoid risk and shadows, praising hearts of oak who persevere through difficulties and stay focused on goals. The piece, syndicated by McClure, champions steadfast grit.
Enfranchised Fannie quips on workplace equality noting that true parity hinges on allowing lady employees to prop their feet on their desks without disrupting the office. The remark mocks formal barriers to women’s comfort and authority in the workplace.
Jiggery Splitts explains his somber mood stems from a misread cheerful expression. Friends like T Toatler assume luck and invite himself over, while Splitts claims his finances were never better despite the downturn in his stocks.
A reflective poem explores uncertainty of daily fortunes from sun and fog to mood and fate. It urges embracing the present, balanced by faith and reason, noting mountains remain even when hidden and suggesting hope may reveal a rose ahead.
The quotation asserts that a child has character to be developed and a place to make in the world, not a canvas for others to write ideas on. It emphasizes individuality, growth, and personal purpose within life’s broader context.
A feature profiles Lieut. Col. George R. Crosfield of London, president of Fidac, as he represents ten million World War I veterans. It notes his recent May visit to the United States, tours in major cities, and prior service in the Royal British Flying Corps, the British Legion, and Fidac's aim of global peace and cooperation.
Minnesota disabled World War I veterans are being repaired and returned to health by the American Legion Hospital Association of Minnesota. Since 1922, 221 cases have been treated with only one death. The Rochester clinic treats all patients regardless of ability to pay, assessing contributions based on miners’ or veterans’ means. The association funds the work through small Legion dues and a 60 year contract ensures future operation.
Long Beach post of the American Legion reports the oldest veteran as Henry Rodgers aged 72 who served through World War I after retirement and the youngest as Eddie Peabody aged 23 who served in the navy.
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