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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1901
Page
2
The text describes women waking with daily backache and fatigue, seeking help. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to stop suffering, restore health and courage, and notes uterine trouble or menstrual derangement as underlying causes. It cites Mrs. Morton’s letter as guidance for other readers.
Moody has incorporated. Three prisoners escaped from Woodville jail. Charles Carpenter died from a foot injury at Eddy. I. C. Smith died suddenly at Mineral Wells. Ed Carter was shot and killed near Eagle Lake. Hutchinson County officers elected. Santa Fe line completed from Silsbee to Kountze. Frank Rape, temporarily insane, killed himself near Mineola. Collin County National Bank in McKinney doubles capital to 200000. Sam Marshall denied bail for Dan Scales killing at Clarksville. both parties colored. Santiago Ganado a Mexican wood worker shot in a San Angelo saloon. Kida Hall surrendered. Near Mendoza a rattlesnake bite killed the widow L Russell. Cadet W F Lingberber elected valedictorian at Agricultural and Mechanical College. Dallas postal receipts for April reach 19537.87, up about 3758.40 from last year. Tom Hardin, former Dallas precinct marshal, dies. Northwest Texas Fair plans for Quanah Sept 3-6 announced. W W Chance killed a wolf near Krum. wolves multiplying in county. William A Hutchings, Dallas Oriental Hotel chief clerk, robbed by negro footpads.
Mrs E F Morton of Cincinnati writes of her recovery from fatigue backache and loss of appetite after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming a 15 pound gain and renewed vitality. She endorses the product and urges others to try it and contact Mrs Pinkham for advice.
A reflective line notes that as individuals approach their ideals the outward look or behavior that once felt right becomes increasingly out of place and misaligned with true values. It suggests an inner standard reshapes external expression.
An advertisement offers Dr. Shoop Rheumatic Cure with a money back guarantee: pay $5.50 only if cured, plus a free trial bottle by express prepaid. Also promotes RussBleaching Blue for clothes and Botanic Blood Balm for numerous ailments with prepaid treatment and a Georgia address.
C W Steffans of Abilene bought 1000 acres near Beaumont at $12 an acre and resold at $75, netting a $63,000 profit. Other notes include oil fuel use by Cow Bayou Irrigation and Canal company, a 40 000 gallon tank count, a dam project north of Mineral Wells, pension cases in Hill County, and upcoming Southern Retail Saddle and Harness Manufacturers' convention in Dallas. April state receipts hit a record $101,723 driven by oil company charters. Inter Urban line completed Denison to Sherman in 34 minutes. Confederate pensions paid to 6400 recipients total $39,360 for quarter ending June 30. Judge Brooks rules in Greer county school land case. U S Supreme Court postpones challenge in Mettler case.
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