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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
2
A few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin bring relief as they reach the stomach by neutralizing excess acidity. It stops souring and fermentation that cause gases heartburn and pain in the stomach and intestines. The remedy helps regulate disordered stomachs so meals can be enjoyed again and costs little at drug stores.
Physicians and druggists urge readers to take one Calotab at bedtime to cut short a cold and cleanse the system. The ad claims the next morning the cold is gone and the liver active, with no after effects. Calotabs cost thirty five cents and are sold in sealed packages with a money back guarantee.
In a city scene described as a stage, performers showcase abundant monologue acts with ATL flair. The social mood emphasizes plenty of spoken word talent and theatrical energy around urban venues.
An advertorial notes that when kidneys act excessively, common remedies fail and Liquid Shit Make is suggested for overactive kidneys in both children and adults, especially nocturnal symptoms. It claims not a universal cure and urges readers to ask their druggist to supply it.
President Wilson approved an executive order on March 11 reestablishing a second internal revenue district in Texas with Dallas as headquarters. The district combines several counties from North and South Texas to form a large jurisdiction, with Captain Scott Reed as a recommended new collector and 120,000 Texans filing returns last year.
The Ebert government, led by Vice Chancellor Schiffer and Defense Minister Noske, returns control to Berlin. Loyal troops guard streets and remove wire entanglements as they restore normal activities, amid a fatal mine blast at Kottbuser barricade area that killed 12 and wounded 28.
Washington reports inconsistent representations to Bolivia to avoid disturbing South American peace amid anti-Peruvian protests at La Paz. It notes Peru requested U S good offices to avert hostilities.
General Graves informed the War Department that all United States troops in Siberia including expeditionary force headquarters will be withdrawn by April 1. As of March 10, Vladivostok listed 199 officers and 1,845 enlisted men remaining.
Mexican advices report General Nicholas Franchesda and about 80 Villistas defeated wounded and captured by federal forces near Bachimba Chihuahua. Washington dispatches describe the engagement as a Mexican victory with Franchesda taken in custody.
Rangers from the Texas ranger force state headed by Captain J. B. Brooks guard the Red River oil land tract amid the Texas Oklahoma boundary dispute. The 1000 acre Bass Petroleum lease adjoining the Sam Sparks property is watched by armed men, many former rangers.
Texas mothers testify to Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription aiding motherhood and expectancy. Mrs Willie McNeely of Beasley praises its tonic benefits during motherhood. Mrs Ida Chance of San Antonio notes comfort and strong babies. Mrs S Lee of Dallas commends it for run down state and postnatal strength. The remedy is non alcoholic and lists ingredients on the wrapper.
The writer claims Rich-Tone is a wonderful remedy for people who are weak and lacking vigor. It is described as a famous tonic that provides perfect health and cures ailments the author had long suffered.
Rich Tone claims to increase red blood cells and purify blood, restore tired nerves, boost appetite, and promote sound sleep. The ad offers a bottle for $1.00 at drug stores, from A. B. Richards Medicine Co. in Sherman, Texas.
Get Sloan's for your pain relief. Apply to joints, muscles, sciatic pains for warm soothing relief. Won't stain skin and applies quickly. Large bottle offers economy. Available from your druggist for 35¢ 70c or $1.40.
The Texas Cattle Raisers Association adopted a Houston resolution urging Congress to supervise the packing business via a national agency. It calls for protections for small independent packers and cooperation in handling perishable foods, with San Antonio chosen for the 1921 convention.
The nomination of Bainbridge Colby to be secretary of state was favorably reported Friday by the Senate foreign relations committee without a record vote after extensive hearings.
The lord mayor of Cork was shot Saturday by a masked assailant whose identity remains unknown. The incident occurred in London, triggering a formal inquiry and heightened security measures.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, plant based remedy to relieve bilious symptoms and headaches without Calomel side effects. It claims quick improvement, urges readers to ask a druggist for a bottle, and guarantees satisfaction with no salivation risk.
A young man enjoys summer romance with Hazel and Betty and faces a playful confrontation on the beach. Two voices, similar in tone, surprise him with a riddle about the true beloved as he weighs whom he truly loves. The reveal hinges on a playful clue from the unnamed speaker.
A dialogue snippet notes a woman questioning marriage to a man with strange ideas. The man is described as a worm of the dust in a sharp assessment. The exchange highlights skepticism about his suitability and social perception.
A tale of Prester John described as a legendary king of the East and Abyssinia. An ancient writer links Abyssinia to his realm and recalls a 13th century letter to Manuel Commenus about a waterless sea of sand with flavorful fish, and a mountain spill of a waterless river.
A home sector item notes Harold, age four, preparing for a visit with his mother giving table manners and politeness advice. His six year old sister scoffs and declares she will not be a sissy, ending with a sharp family moment.
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