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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
3
In a prairie town a couple debate love and freedom amid a rigid social grid. Jean questions the oxlike routine of Fourteen while Frank longs to keep her guessing and pursues clues as a storm bears down. Jean disappears, prompting a perilous search and a foreshadowed continuation.
In a tense scene Jack bursts in, alarmed that Jean is missing from the two by four house after a night in town. He notes she was last seen in the house, with a snowstorm hampering any trail as Frank and he search the stables and grounds.
Rev Dr Black spoke at the Edinburgh Burns club dinner recounting a beadle’s quip about sermons and paper presence in church. The London Post notes that once written sermons were anathema to the Scotch, but times change.
Bechuanaland protectorate lies mainly in the Kalahari desert with little exploration. The rail line from Kimberley to Rhodesia touches its eastern edge. A native hut is a simple structure of boughs and sacks. Cooking is primitive with meat roasted over an open fire and flat cakes baked on hot stones.
Mrs Verben a Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming recounts a personal tale of monthly troubles and displacement after childbirth. She credits E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and enabling her to care for five children and perform all housework.
James J. Montague reports in the Kansas City Times that a skull cap believed to belong to a prehistoric man and lost for forty thousand years has been unearthed high in rocky walls near the Sea of Galilee. One theory suggests the man may have had no money to check it that day.
Demand Bayer aspirin only when purchasing to ensure genuine, safe aspirin trusted by physicians for 25 years. Avoid imitations that may be dangerous. say Bayer at the point of sale.
A comic exchange centers on Willie declaring he will quit school because the teacher keeps changing the words every day. His father asks why and Willie replies he will never learn to spell due to constant changes.
Woodhaven New York printer K M Collins praises Carter's Little Liver Pills noting headaches and sour stomach resolved, enabling better work and life. Ad claims pills cleanse liver and bowels, act as a mild laxative with no bad after effects, and are sold by all drug stores.
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