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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
6
The piece argues front yard planting should harmonize with neighboring grounds and house style, reflecting occupants. It likens yard aesthetics to public attire, noting lasting foliage effects matter more than brief flowering displays and warning against conspicuous gardening that clashes with street view.
Dr. Max C. Starkloff health commissioner of St Louis cites paint as a health aid. He notes in a lying in hospital painting walls floors and ceilings reduced puerperal fever cases, while New York uses paint to sterilize rooms for contagious patients. Henry A Gardner at institutes of industrial research shows painted surfaces resist germ growth compared with unpainted areas.
An Anniston Star editorial urges striving for an ideal home for all communities and farms. It argues high ideals drive progress in home-making and community development, suggesting the goal is attainable with sustained effort.
Parents who save to own their home look forward with confidence to a happy old age. The great majority who do not save become dependent on others as they grow older. Thrift honesty straightforwardness and self discipline are learned through family life.
The Anniston Star editorial urges total rat eradication as essential to health and property protection. It declares rats a universal nuisance and threat, damaging homes and communities, and argues that only new houses might escape them.
The text argues that every dollar spent on paint saves five to one hundred dollars otherwise spent on repairs or depreciation. Proper painting protects a frame dwelling, extending its life for generations and sharply reducing maintenance costs from renewal and repairs.
Mrs Nellie Richter of Gonzales visited Mrs C B Welhausen last week, according to a local social item noting familiar callings and neighborhood interactions.
Mrs B E Smith and her son Floyd attended the funeral of the late A P Hornburg in Victoria last Wednesday.
Mrs H M Richter and her daughter Alice of Houston are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Luedtke and other relatives.
The office of J. A. F. Kroschel will close from Monday July 6 until on or about August 3. The notice lists the practice as unavailable during this period.
Dr. J. A. F. Kruschel travels with Dr. M. L. Kroschel and his wife. They expect to depart around July 6 for a vacation in cool Colorado.
George Martin of San Antonio and his sister Mrs. Fred Griffin and son George Gregory of Fa bens near El Paso were guests of their uncle W. L. Martin last week.
Mrs. C. L. Williams and Clifton Monroe returned Saturday morning from San Marcos where they visited in the home of Mrs. Kate Sanford.
J R Mikes reports a 700 mile vacation trip through Junction Kerrville and Medine Lake country. He returned home to discover crop prospects lacking. Accompanying him were his wife and son and Mrs Cervenka wife.
83tf Shiner Motor Sales offers a keepsake after every purchase, rewarding customers with a card that fills after twenty dollars. Prop. P. R. Otto and O. C. Henkhaus visited Lubbock and Waco en route to Central City Commercial College in Wa co. Walter Henkhaus noted crops and severe drought with many water hauler wagons observed on the trip.
The Garbade Lumber Company donated a new thermometer to the office calling it an accurate and reliable device. It is praised for its ambition to rise in usefulness at home and office and is said to maintain a perfect 100 percent record of accuracy and efficiency.
State Senator Bailey toured our city Tuesday as a business visitor. He said politics had not started yet in his section and noted crops looked much better here than around Cuero. Schulenburg Sticker
Veedol Oils Lubrication is promoted as the life of your car. The ad claims the best oils are the cheapest in the end and warns that poor oils reduce performance and shorten vehicle life. It invites customers to visit Highway Filling Station City Garage 831f to fill their crank cases with Veedol for Fordgars.
Advertisements will be inserted under this head at 5c per line each insertion. No order accepted for less than twenty five cents.
For sale a 59 acre farm three miles northwest of Shiner with fine improvements and good crop including cotton in bloom. Listed by Anton Schaefer. Features a 32x4p structure.
Advertisement offering men to learn barber trade with ready employment and good wages. A few weeks qualification, free mailed catalogue from Lewis Barber College in San Antonio Texas. 32x8 style classified notice features concise call to action for apprenticeship.
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