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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1941

Page

2

Gettysburg Address Framed Set Leads Three Great American Documents

An ad promotes framing of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address in handwriting, part of a collection with the Bill of Rights and the Star Spangled Banner. Each full size sepia print on antique paper includes a 4 page history leaflet. Order details follow.

Francis Scott Key

Opal Once Lucky Gem Tarnished by Fiction Influence

The opal, once worn as a good luck charm, was rebranded as unlucky after Sir Walter Scott in Anne of Geierstein depicted it bringing misfortune. Since then, superstitious people avoid wearing the gem.

Walter Scott Anne of Geierstein

Wickard’s Price Policy Sparks Farm and Consumer Debate

Secretary Wickard faces sharp criticism from farmers who say he lowers prices by supporting hogs poultry and eggs while consumer groups claim prices rise too high. The dispute highlights parity price history from 1910 to 1914 and shows ongoing tension between agricultural aims and consumer costs.

Washington Wickard Department of Agriculture Congress Far Mor Leon Henderson OKM

Postponing Life’s Hour Compared to a Gliding River

A Horace proverb warns that delaying living until the right moment is like a rustic waiting for a river to pass before crossing, for the current will continue to flow and endless delays will persist.

Horace

Loud Voices and the Mystery of Loudness in History

A compact aphorism notes that loud voices reflect nature’s endowment, contrasting fools with sensible people. The quote emphasizes a historical thread about amplification of noise and opinion.

Hertzler

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