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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
9
An in depth discussion on milk safety from the Western Newspaper Union urges pasteurization to kill disease germs. It explains certified raw milk versus pasteurized milk, the need for tuberculin testing, clean handling, and the feasibility of home pasteurization with simple equipment to protect children and consumers.
The piece argues essential air quality and indoor ventilation. It notes humans cannot live without air and explains how indoor spaces trap stale air, outlines oxygen use per breath, and cites typical air needs for resting and active states. It promotes window opening as the easiest solution and highlights costless benefits and draft prevention.
Dallas veterans decided to continue annual reunions for at least another year rather than form separate departments. Birmingham, Alabama, was chosen unanimously as next year’s meeting site. General W. B. Freeman of Richmond, Virginia, was elected commander in chief, defeating General James A. Thomas of Dublin, Georgia, who withdrew after Tennessee’s votes for Freeman. The group tabled actions on Stone Mountain memorial politics and supported Congress authorizing a 5 million Stone Mountain memorial half-dollar coin.
Executors of I G and W H Stanfield estates reach agreement with Comptroller Terrell and AAG May in Austin to pay 28887 inheritance taxes. Estate valued near 500000 with bequests to Mrs Mary Anna Mayes Mineral Wells and J A Stanfield Ryan Oklahoma siblings.
Lucille Wunzch, only 16, testified she fatally shot Miss Agnes Shimnick during a hysterical frenzy. A coroner’s jury ruled the shots accidental and released the girl to return to classes in algebra and history after a chaotic day and night.
Tokyo per capita debt stands at 127 yen or about 65 cents, with the city’s total debt at 250,496,085 yen. A new loan of 200,000,000 yen will fund a municipal subway project, while 60,000,000 yen for reconstruction enterprises will also be raised in the foreign money market.
Waco Texas W. Lee Wells of Wichita Falls was elected president at the closing session of the annual convention Wednesday Other officers chosen include D E Mills of San Angelo first vice president E Ilshner of Port Arthur second vice president and J Rex Anderson of Dallas secretary treasurer
Dr. W. E. Creath aged 50 was shot and killed near Weslaco Texas on Friday. J. W. Roberson a 66 year old farmer is held on the murder charge. The men argued over who should pay a telegram charge to Kansas City to verify a check tied to a land deal.
An earthquake of moderate strength shook Cairo Egypt on Thursday but caused no damage or injuries reported. No further details were provided about epicenter magnitude or aftershocks. Local authorities monitored for potential aftereffects as residents sought reassurance.
A meadow near the ocean hosts sea pink flowers that glow pink from sea air and salt marsh. Mother Ocean teaches the Wave children to roar and play, giving the flowers strength, zest for life, and a briny perfume, keeping them vibrant and energized near the sea.
Louis proclaims he can spell now and jokes biscuits are made out of do do. Aunt Sarah joins the kitchen chat noting two kinds of do: what you shuts and what you eats, in a light home scene with family dialogue.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article urges home gardens for vitamins. It highlights fresh produce like spinach cabbage lettuce carrots beans and greens as rich in vitamins and minerals and notes how garden freshness boosts flavor usage and diet quality. It also stresses planning a balanced garden with recording and storage and recommends including fresh fruits citrus and especially tomatoes in garden plans.
The article advises trying new methods cautiously, sowing celery and cabbage seeds for future harvests, and warns against overexertion. It emphasizes investments in better seed and machinery, values peat for crops, advocates long garden rows, asparagus as a low effort high return crop, balanced fertilizers, and using soy or alfalfa hay. It stresses planning farm labor, weather contingencies, and disciplined schedules for rainy days.
Walter I can't pronounce it.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims vegetable herbs and a sworn purity statement with every bottle. It offers sample bottle for ten cents and urges mentioning the paper when writing.
A brief feature notes a quotation from the Boston Transcript contemplating happiness, asking what the happiest day of life is and answering Tomorrow as a playful insight into anticipatory joy. The piece reflects a light, reflective tone typical of the era’s daily column.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for daily use to clear the complexion and keep scalp clean and hands soft, with occasional Cuticura Ointment. It adds the Cuticura Talcum for a fragrant finishing touch, presenting the trio as essential for skin care.
The review notes a few stirring scenes in Marriott’s work titled And Some Spooning Martin, highlighting evolving tension and clever dialogue within a compact plot.
Eye infection and inflammation are healed overnight by using Roman Eye Balsam. Ask your druggist for 35 cent jar or send to 372 Pearl St New York. Adv.
A wry saying notes a man is foolish to borrow trouble if he can find someone equally foolish to lend him money, highlighting impractical risk and human folly in financial entanglements.
The mining industry in South Africa costs about 150 million dollars annually and directly or indirectly contributes forty percent of union and provincial revenues, highlighting its central role in the economy and government funding.
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