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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

8

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Advocated by Women

A testimonial letter from Mrs J H Procter of Pittsburgh Pa endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women ailment relief. She reports dizziness weakness poor appetite and body aches improving after four bottles. The ad cites other letters praising the product and claims 98 of 100 buyers report benefits. Sold by druggists everywhere.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pittsburgh J. H. Procter East Libra Station Pittsburg

How He Discovered Best Constipation Relief

Brooklyn man Joseph F Glas details decades of constipation and failed remedies before praising Carter s Little Liver Pills. He notes steady relief from the product, costing 25c at all druggists.

Joseph F. Glas Brooklyn, N. Y O.K Carter

Unflattering Light on Bryan Near Death in Dayton

William Jennings Bryan, days before his death in Dayton, told a correspondent the limelight affects him like a doctor. A doctor’s wife quips about saving “old Mr Million” and laments the fate of her first husband Harry McMasters, suggesting what could have been with earlier care.

William Jennings Bryan Dayton George Mr. Million Million Harry McMasters Hampshire Texas Flowerdale Farm

Texas State Fair and Texas Farm Prosperity Note

The Texas State Fair in Dallas is praised for highlighting agriculture and commerce while urging greater attention to manufacturing. The piece cites river development, road contracts, Texas Technological College, a Marble Falls dam project, and a successful hog feeding story to illustrate broader Texas growth and optimism despite drought concerns.

Texas Dallas Devil’s River Texas Development Greater Texas Technological College Colorado River Marble Falls Adam Johnson, Sr

Harsh Christmas Custom in South Slavonia Threatens Orchard

On Christmas Eve in South Slavonia a peasant menaces barren fruit trees with an axe until a neighbor’s repeated pleas finally cause him to spare the trees. The incident highlights local folk beliefs shaping seasonal rites.

South Slavonia

Acacia Blossom Symbols of Friendship and Affection

Acacia flowers convey friendship or platonic love. Rose or white varieties signal elegance, while yellow acacia represents secret love.

London scientists claim ultra small cancer germ found

The piece discusses Barnard and Dr Gye, two London scientists, and their claim of a tiny cancer germ revealed by the ultra microscope. It notes that authority alone does not prove the claim and that independent confirmation is required. It references Rous and Berkfeld filters and outlines the need to show causation and conditions for growth before acceptance.

London Mr. Barnard Doctor Gye Rous Rockefeller Institute Berkfield Gye Barnard

Runabout Child Care Books For Ages Two To Six

A summary of recent books and pamphlets addressing the needs of children aged two to six, a group previously underserved. Highlights include The Health of the Runabout Child by Dr. William Palmer, The Healthy Child From Two to Seven by Dr. Francis H. MacCarthy, The Pre-School Child by Dr. Arnold Gasell, Parenthood and Child Nurture by Edna Dean Baker, and Mother and Child by Dorothy Canfield, with pamphlets from the Federal Children's Bureau and American Child Health Association offering practical guidance and costs.

William Palmer San Francisco William Palmer Lucas Macmillan Company New York Francis H. MacCarthy Arnold Gasell Houghton, Miffin Company Boston Edna Dean Baker Dorothy Canfield Henry Holt & Co Max West Federal Children’s Bureau House of Health American Child Health Association Seventh Avenue

Flag Returned From War Lies With German Officer

A Philadelphia brother receives a World War I relic story. Corporal G W Fryling fell in the Argonne on September 26, 1918 with the Twenty eighth division. A German lieutenant, A Scheiffele, sends back Fryling’s flag hidden in the knapsack’s papers. The envelope carried instruction to return the flag to S H Fryling.

Corp G. W. Fryling American Legionnaires Philadelphia Hancock, Ga Fryling S. H. Fryling North Marshall Street Argonne Twenty Eighth Division Army A. Scheiffele Breich Str. 15

May Reclaim Charter If Mine Resumes Operation

Utah town Mohrland fades after a mine ends its season. American Legion post suspends its charter and records, asking headquarters to be sent and advising no reply as the town’s mine may reopen someday.

Utah Utah Hills Department The American Legion Mohrland Legion

Americans' Graves in France Not Disturbed

A New York Legion inquiry disputed reports that World War II era veterans' graves in France and nearby cemeteries were being dug up for scientific use. E. E. David of the U.S. Army Cemeteries Division affirmed strict supervision by Col. W. W. Smith and quartermaster forces, stating graves in France Belgium and England cannot be disturbed.

France Department of New York American Legion New York E. E. David Division of United States Army Belgium England Col. W. W. Smith

Get Proper Papers For War Veterans Without Discharges

Watson B. Miller, chairman of the American Legion national rehabilitation committee, urges World War veterans to obtain official certificates from government departments in place of their discharge papers. Proof of service is required for World War Veterans act hospitalization and for burial in a national cemetery.

Watson B. Miller American Legion National Rehabilitation Committee Miller National Cemetery

Doubtful Value of Salesmanship Course Slated

A reader quotes a cynic who questions the real benefit of a course in salesmanship. The critic admits he will never reach the level of the man who sold him the course, highlighting skepticism about promotional instruction. The quotation appears in the American Legion Weekly.

American Legion Weekly

Quick Action Saved Hay From Flaming Barn

A farmer in Morrill Kansas tossed a cigarette stub from his porch. A sparrow swooped in seized the stub and carried it toward the hayloft. The farmer retrieved the stub before the barn caught fire, averting disaster.

Morrill Kan

Diamond Dyes Color Things New for Every Fabric

Diamond Dyes offers a 15 cent package with simple directions enabling women to tint delicate shades or dye permanent colors in silk, wool, linen, cotton, or mixed fabrics. It instructs buyers to tell the druggist the material type to color and assures versatile use on clothing, draperies, and household items.

Dancers Claim Skills Make Better Auto Drivers

Claim that good dancers’ sense of time rhythm and collision avoidance translates to safer driving in traffic and emergencies.

They Also Serve Who Stand And Wait Quote

A lone quotation by Milton appears, noting quiet duty and endurance as service.

Milton

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