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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
3
The coal trade of Sydney is marred by a dispute between collier owners and union men, reflecting tensions over labor rights and management control within the industry.
The article predicts electric motors will replace steam within years with trains reaching 100 mph. It praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for health, notes the Portuguese king's ichthyology studies and sea fishing off Portugal, and mentions Dr Winnington Ingram joining British bishops in cycling. It lists cycling archdeacons in London, Durham, and Ripon.
Thomas F. Welch of West Roxbury offers Boston three acres of land and stone for a consumptives home if the city pays construction, equipment, and maintenance costs. The passage notes how communal support eases hardship and contrasts with the relief felt when a performer delivers a strong finish to an audience.
An advertisement touts Allen’s Foot Ease a powder to relieve burning and aching feet caused by new shoes. It promises relief for corns bunions swelling and sweating with 25 cent price and free sample and lists Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York as contact.
Report covers cattle shipments from Sanderson and San Antonio to the Indian Territory and abroad, wool storage in Lampasas, Holstein Friesian sale in Syracuse, and large cattle transfers in Wilson and Gonzales counties. Notes pepper the cotton and wheat impacts from cold spells in Georgia, Alabama, and California, plus mules headed to South Africa and ponies shipped to polo clubs in the Northeast.
A brief, opinioned line noting a stereotype about women and mice. The remark suggests hasty judgments and a comparison to small rodents. No specific events, places, or named entities are present.
A museum note explains how Greeks used three equal parts of the month, Romans divided the month into three unequal periods, and how they borrowed this time division from Eastern practices. It contrasts early calendars with later refinements and hints at broader cultural exchange.
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