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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
2
Cuban prospects for cotton farming rise as Seasland cotton yields far exceed other regions. On a caballeria of 33 1 3 acres, net profit estimates reach 3021.65 after costs. High staple length and long growing season cited as key factors driving potential returns.
The excerpt presents a passionate, erratic verse voice praising a woman’s allure. The speaker admits desire and dependence, invoking springtime and witchery as symbols of irresistible beauty. Mary Olcott is cited in the Bookman as the source.
Charles A. Dana’s front representative Joseph Howard sent a battle report with a religious exordium praising the Lord. The note from Dana later instructed him to specify the unit number in reports to save telegraph time.
In a past career Rufus H. Choate defended two burglary suspects. A key witness testified they were urged to join the crime. Choate pressed for the exact offer, and the judge supported requiring an answer. The witness, sweating, said they were told a Boston lawyer named Choate could get them off even with money in their boots.
Roswell Field notes Tolstoy's submitter role under his wife's guidance calling it docility of a child. The piece praises domestic obedience and contrasts heroism with simple household discipline. The Kaiser invites Lord Kitchener to visit Germany before Russia trip. German army would be honored to welcome him.
A testimonial from Margaret Lee of 71 Brightfield Road Lee Green Wis states muscular rheumatism responded quickly to St Jacobs Oil with lasting relief. The ad notes 25 and 50 cent sizes and urges readers to obtain the remedy from local druggists. The piece also mentions Marconi’s wireless telegraphy for Port Elizabeth to Bird Island communications.
ILO Menard S100. The readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages. A constitutional treatment is required for a constitutional disease. Internal action on blood and mucous surfaces aims to destroy the disease’s foundation and build up the patient’s strength. Proprietors promise $100 for any case it fails to cure.
A brief regional column notes the saying that a woman’s eye can reveal truth when a verbal refusal is given. The piece highlights nonverbal cues and the social nuance around consent without sensational detail.
A motor car traveled from Edinburgh to London without a stop in twenty hours and forty minutes, setting a new record for the distance. The journey highlights speed and endurance as the vehicle completes the route in under a day.
An old advertisement promotes DREISS SPECIFIC HEANACHS POWDER as the only Darmness and sure cure for headaches with price terms by Adolph Dreiss of San Antonio Texas. Also mentions hatchet souvenirs and shipping loss statistics with Defiance Starch and hat fashion quips.
The remark divides people into two groups: those who believe they are happy and those who aspire to happiness. It frames happiness as a self-perceived state and hope as the pursuit toward it.
A fragmented ad claims an Australian cure for cancer perfected by Dr. D. M. Bye. The balmy treatment supposedly gives relief and cures many cases. Readers are urged to write to a WWQu BPs Ox address for more information amid mentions of a sheep strike threat in Australia.
J H Wright of Clarksdale Mississippi reports kidney trouble cured after using Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. He left a $100 per month post and plans to return to work. His wife also improved after short treatment. Price 60 cents. For sale by all druggists. Three Chicago boys reportedly drank fifteen quarts of beer in one day.
A fragmented notice cites grocers refusing to sell Defiance Starch to customers who used the 16 cm package, while an ad promotes Dr Milne's Great Nerve Restorer with a free trial bottle offer. It also mentions canal cost estimates of 58 million dollars to connect Taunton river and Boston harbor.
A brief item notes that Putnam Faceless Dyes color more goods per package than others. It also mentions a society in London formed to encourage the emigration of women to South Africa after the war.
A 1900 advertisement cites Piso's Cure for Consumption as an infallible medicine for coughs and colds from Quean Grove New Jersey dated February 17. It also includes a quip about timing from N Samosz and Valenti.
California city posts 39.1 cases per 100000 as a social trend noted amid endorsements for Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil and vague Proverbial cautions about economizing and spending.
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