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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
8
A prominent physician in a recent article argues that patients rarely follow prescribed hygiene or diet, leaving the physician with only drug treatment. He suggests using mild remedies like Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for chronic constipation to avoid harming natural bowel function. Sold by Schultzer Seydler, druggists.
Governor Jefferson Davis of Arkansas grants a limited pardon to Andrew Thompson, a Black man convicted in Prairie County for assault with intent to kill, on the condition that he relocate to Massachusetts within 30 days to pursue citizenship. The pardon cites sympathy for the supposedly oppressed Southern Black population and aims to reform a portion of it.
A veteran soldier, Martin Bray, acknowledges gratitude toward a young captain who steadies his post amid fire. A black infantryman, deemed a mere servant by some, saves the captain at the cost of his own life, prompting the captain to salute the fallen hero and murmur the line that reveals the war’s hidden respect.
The Houston Post echoes a heated political clash comparing Roosevelt’s bluster and stern stance to Mark Hanna’s old guard power. It mocks the use of wealth and influence in shaping nominations, likening the matchup to Pompey and Caesar and lampooning party factions.
The June designer issue exudes early summer mood with Fiona on the cover. A jaunty girl amid midsummer daisies invites readers to tennis, fashion, millinery and miscellaneous delights from Ellis.
A mother with first hand experience shares how to avoid dangerous outcomes from whooping cough. She notes her three children, including a three month old, used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy last summer and suffered no loss of health or plumpness, unlike others. She reports her oldest daughter often called loudly for cough syrup. The remedy is sold by a local druggist.
In Washington Mrs Roosevelt mails daily White House flowers to Mrs McKinley. In New York the New York Central plans six hour faster Chicago service after a trial run. In London Prof Koch reports cows may carry human tuberculosis. In Washington the beef trust suit seeks an immediate injunction. Secretary Root claims responsibility for reconcentration in the Philippine war.
A parcel of 505 1-8 acres of prairie land 250 acres cultivated 100 acres black waxey 150 acres dark sandy with 5 tenant houses barns wells and a 12 ft Perkins windmill. Located 17 miles west of Cuero and 3 1/2 miles NE of Nepal on the Quero Stockdale railroad line. $20 per acre for all or half with reasonable terms. Grover J Schleicher.
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