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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
2
Paris circles the mystery of the Man in the Mask a tall handsome man seen in luxury clothing and art tours. He never shows a bank, vanishes after pursuit and may disguise the mask as skin or pigment in a baffling riddle for the capital.
A six year old Nellie Bly notes a stomach ache comes from an empty stomach and advises eating. The pastor later says a severe headache comes from emptiness, echoing Nellie’s simple cause and remedy in a quoted American Spectator outside remark.
At a Scottish dinner the guests all contributed to the evening’s entertainment except Dr MacDonald. The chairman urged him to sing, but he protested his voice was unmusical and likened it to an act producing a sound.
In Paris crowds chase a man who sports a silken mask at Hautel, roaming from the Maison Doree to the Comedie and Cafe de Paris. He vows never to unmask, intrigues detectives, and is pursued through Rue St Claude and Rue Turenne before police intervene as he resists at the Church of Saint Denis.
The article urges nationwide farmer unity through the Farmers' Co-Operative Union of America, arguing organized action will counter non-farmer influence and boost farmer power. It highlights the cotton market, seasonal salt and water needs for cattle, and the need to educate and mobilize farmers. It also covers warehouse specifications and insurance credits to reduce storage costs for cotton.
The Farmers' Union has shown strength through unity with members praising its work. It claims the union kept cotton prices above ten cents and saved 2.25 cents per bale on shipments. It notes the union pressured European spinners to source raw cotton directly from growers, amid opposition from detractors.
A South Canadian division member urges unions to share constructive news at meetings and avoid spreading negative talk. He stresses that union power comes from members' character and good works, not passwords or grips, and calls for a reputation of integrity.
A promotional message urges co operators to build, own homes, attend local meetings, and push for nationwide homeowner conditions. It emphasizes competition, solidarity, and collective action to improve living standards.
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