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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
7
At the Lambs in New York Sam Bernard defends foreign dancers arrested on charges of immodesty and criticizes prudery. He likens it to a hospital tale about a cold storage chamber built to separate sexes, a doctor discovering a partition between the two halves.
A Maryland mother reports her infant’s eczema covering the face improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Bathing and nightly applications reduced crying, leading to a complete cure. Free samples and a 32 page Skin Book offered by Cuticura, Boston address provided.
W. B. Yeats spoke in Dublin about abandoning political life to avoid mixing high and sincere speech with expedient politics. He warned that political life forces compromise and leads to less noble ideals.
An advertisement touts Rub-My-Tis TM as a cure for rheumatism and all kinds of pains from cramps to sprains. Claims antiseptic effects with Anetta and promises healing for veins and old sores at a stated price.
A humorous exchange centers on a house matter with a sharp line about not mincing matters and a quip about pies, reflecting domestic tension and wit. The dialogue focuses on priorities in the home and the playful contrast between seriousness andfood.
A reflection on prayer as a window into a person’s faith. The remark suggests that the way a man prays reveals the kind of God he believes in.
The California assembly approved an anti alien land law touching Japanese interests with a Senate go ahead. Secretary of State Bryan warned of a possible referendum and return to Washington as Governor Johnson prepares to consider the measure.
The wool schedule passed the House without amendment as part of the Underwood tariff bill, amid sharp partisan debate. Republicans offered a substitute by Representative Payne proposing 18c a pound on raw wool and scaled rates on manufactured woolens, but the substitute failed and the Underwood wool schedule passed 74 to 193.
The initial shipment ofIrish potatoes left Wharton on Saturday grown by Mrs. L. M. Nation. Sold through W A Saunders manager of the Caney Valley Potato Growers Association, the crop brought two dollars per bushel.
Tokio reports contracts placed for construction in Japanese yards of three dreadnaughts. They will be sister ships to the Fuso whose displacement is 30 000 tons.
To insure health of the division of troops encamped in Texas City during summer and fall, about $100,000 will be spent on sanitation, drainage and screening measures.
Osman Nizam Pasha the ambassador to Germany and Betzara Effendi minister of public works have been appointed delegates to represent Turkey at the peace conference.
In a testimonial from Tullahoma Tennessee Mrs Mary Carroll says Cardus the womans tonic eased severe womanly trouble. She could stand sit and walk longer after two bottles and now weighs 137 pounds. She urges others to try Cardus and writes Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance.
A rubber coat cleans well with automobile soap a dark jelly like substance from auto supply stores or garages. Make a strong lather wash coat apply soap to a small area rinse with clear water and sponge dry outdoors.
Promote Liver Buttons from Hot Springs Chemical Co Arkansas claiming relief from constipation, torpid liver, sick head ache, coated tongue and dizziness. Advertises a 25 cent price and a free sample, urging readers to skip calomel and harsh laxatives.
A well known Detroit newspaper man, once powerful, recalls being offered twelve dollars weekly by a Muncie paper. He calls it the prize insult of his life, while his friend notes any pay is better than nothing. The veteran jokes he can borrow more than that in Detroit.
Mothers advised to examine each bottle of Castoria for the signature of Gar Tku and to trust a remedy used for over 30 years. The advertisement emphasizes safety for infants and children and notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A quote heavy excerpt contrasts a self made man with a self made woman. It notes the man provides little aid to others while the woman is described as a mine of information about hair dyes face bleaches pads and things reflecting social stereotypes.
An advertisement from Vitalitis Remedies Co. of Houston Texas promotes Vitalitas at $1 per bottle and Salve at 50 cents per jar. It invites customers to ask their druggist to save shipping charges or offer to ship by express or Parcel Post.
A Boston Herald snippet notes Ruth Love as a pleasant game and praises Fred Besides for being the only game never postponed due to darkness, highlighting unique reliability and enjoyment.
An old promotional note touts a preparation described as a re prescription for malaria or chills and fever. It claims five to six doses can break a case and that using it as a tonic prevents fever relapse.
In a quiet town a unlikely duo forged an uneasy alliance between a feared devil figure and a self styled saint created by human hands. locals watch as their unlikely partnership reshapes social norms and local dynamics.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children inviting buyers with claims to soften gums reduce inflammation ease teething pain and cure wind colic at 26c a bottle.
The advertisement claims the United Shoe Machinery Company provides machine leasing to small manufacturers based on output, enabling sewing plant start ups and upkeep. It argues it treats all manufacturers equally and that its terms prevent a shoe trust, supporting small and prosperous factories in towns.
Senator Clapp relates a tale of a man dining with children who delivers sandwiches to the table. The manager scolds the man while the diner calmly answers and asks why the orchestra has not begun. The episode highlights nerve and social tap.
Endorsed by physicians and used by thousands Tetterine is advertised as a safe fast cure for eczema tetter infant's sore head chilblains and itching piles. A testimonial from I S Giddens of Tampa Fla claims eight weeks free of eczema after trying the remedy. Available by box from druggists or J T Shuptrine Savannah Ga.
A new wave of breakfast foods appears in Amsterdam shops as several dealers begin stocking them. The Dutch typically start their day with a cold bread and cheese meal with milk and tea or coffee. A proverb contrasts good and bad men in serving their God.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple nightly remedy for constipation and indigestion. It claims easy morning relief, broad use from infants to adults, and urges sending a postal for a free sample from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Ill.
A wealthy Miss Gibson and a poor Mr. Hanna clash over money and romance. He probes if she would marry him after revealing his two million dollars, then admits he wanted to feel how it feels to lose two million when she declines.
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