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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1899

Page

2

Goethe Anniversary Celebrations Mark 150th Birth Anniversary

The anniversary will be observed August 28 in Germany and the United States with ceremonies and banquets. Frankfurt will host a major Goethe exhibition from manuscripts and first editions, while Leipzig and Strassburg plan tributes. Global curiosities include historic wells cited in Europe and the United States.

Germany Goethe Chicago New York Cleveland Milwaukee Frankfort-on-the-Main Goethe Museum Goethe House Solomon Hirzel Leipzig Strassburg Herder Rhine Duesseldorf

London the largest city by population and street reach

The piece asserts London is the world’s largest city by population, equal to the combined totals of Paris Berlin St Petersburg and Rome. It claims London’s streets laid end to end would circle the globe with extra length to connect London to San Francisco.

London Paris Berlin St. Petersburg Rome San Fracisco

Doctor warns against tea and coffee for youths

An eminent physician argues no one should drink tea or coffee before turning 18. He cites that these beverages unduly excite the nervous system and can harm digestion among the young.

Railroad Special Rates For Texas Meetings In May

The Houston East and West Texas railroad offers travel deals for several May conventions. Louisville event May 16 to 19 provides round trip at one fare plus 2, with return by May 20. East Texas Missionary meeting in Houston May 16 to 19 offers one and one half fares round trip. Texas State Dental and State Pharmaceutical meetings in Waco May 16 to 18 offer one fare round trip with return by May 20.

Travelers’ Protective Association Louisville Houston East and West Texas Railroad East Texas Missionary Houston Texas State Dental and State Pharmaceutical Association Waco Above Road

Allen's Foot Ease Ad Encourages Easy Shoes

Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Hot and Sweating Feet At all Druggists and Shoe Stores 25c Sample sent FREE Address Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy N.

Allen Olmsted LeRoy, N

A Disappointment in Love Creates a Businessman

A saying notes that romantic heartbreak can forge resilience in business minds. The idea suggests an upper verse of character, turning emotional setback into practical drive and entrepreneurial skill.

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims strong fever relief

Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a simple iron and quinine remedy for chills and fever. Promises no cure no pay and a price of 5éc.

Grove

A Married Woman's Tears Ignite Curious Reactions

A brief, reflective line notes that a married woman's tears draw more curiosity than sympathy, suggesting social attention and gendered perceptions in intimate life.

Lasative Idea Promises Up-To-Date Cathartic Potent

Fragmentary text advertises laative remedies and candy cathartic products claimed to be scientific and modern. It lists components and references Cascareta Candy Cathartie, implying medical potency and digestion relief.

Ireland and Its Many Names Through Antiquity

The article surveys historic names for Ireland from Scotia Iris Irisi Irene Hibernia Juverna and native Celtic Ir Eri Erin. It notes classical authors linking the island to various terms and questions when the name Ireland became common, highlighting scholarly variance on its general adoption.

Ireland Ptolémy Scotia Diodorus Siculus de Mundo Irenae Orpheus Irinus Strabo Irene Caesar Tacitus Pliny Hibernia Mela Juverna Eri Erin Plutarch Ogygia

Wealth From United States Mines Reaches Record Total

The annual value of the nation’s mines topped 810 million dollars, twice the hay fields output and up by 59.7 million from the previous year. Coal led with 210.26 million, iron 111.86 million, gold 64.3 million, copper 64.24 million, petroleum 49.28 million, silver 37.32 million, lead 16.41 million, zinc 10.27 million, with 129 other minerals contributing the rest.

United States

The Hue of Pessimism in a Magazine Editor Request

A satirical note from the Indianapolis Journal recalls a magazine editor asking for a red pencil to underline what he called excessive pessimism in a story. The quip implies the piece needed a stronger visual cue than a blue mark.

Indianapolis Journal

Boston Owns 1028 Horses and 976 Wagons in Police Setup

Boston reports a fleet of 1028 horses beyond police department stock and 976 wagons and carts. The figures highlight the scale of the city’s mounted unit and transport resources.

Boston

Emperor Francis Joseph and the stubborn postman tale

The Austrian emperor Francis Joseph rode toward Szent-Jacob when a village postmaster refused to yield the road. The coachman turned aside into a gully. The emperor praised the postman and rewarded him with a gold piece saying the road belongs to nobody.

Francis Joseph Austria Szent-Jacob Royal Hungarian Post New York Press

Descriptive English author Richard Harding Davis returns home

Richard Harding Davis, back from London aboard the St. Louis, suffers sciatica and endures passenger curiosity. A woman aboard asked to meet him. another recalled Davis being jolted by a boat lurch and muttering a shocked expletive after being slammed into a corner.

Richard Harding Davis London St. Louis

Alaska Fashion Notes Mark Shift to Furs and Lighter Footwear

Clothing stores in Alaska report rising sales with a shift in buyer demand from woolens to furs and lighter footwear. Moccasins are popular while heavy blankets remain unsold, according to the Tacoma Ledger’s fashion note.

Alaska Tacoma Ledger

Baby Panther Finishes Month of Quail Feeds in Wichita

A Wichita baby panther owned by a local gentleman completes 30 consecutive daily quail meals. The pet reportedly took to the diet with no objection unlike its early feasting bursts. Wagers were placed on the feat as observers noted the animal’s steady appetite. The item also includes a quip from Li Hung Chang about English distinctions and arms lengths in a separate Washington Star bite.

Wichita Kan New York Russia Great Britain Li Hung Chang Washington Star

Debtor Recognition Easier Than Creditor in Finance Saying

A saying notes it is easier to recognize a debtor than a creditor in financial matters. The adage points to asymmetries in debt awareness and repayment perceptions.

An Excellent Combination of Syrup and Laxative Qualities

An advertisement for California Fig Syrup Co. touts a pleasant medicinal laxative syrup made from senna and aromatic plants. It claims gentle cleansing of the system, relief from constipation, and benefits for kidneys and bowels without irritation. The ad warns buyers to choose the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product sold by druggists at 50 cents.

O Rnia Fie Syrup Co California Fig Syrup Co San Se Louisville W York W. C

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