Sudetens as a source of tension between Czechoslovakia and Germany
The text describes the Sudeten region as a border area heavily populated by German speakers and governed under Austro Hungarian influence. It notes four centuries of German infiltration, postwar border changes to Czechoslovakia, and the presence of German names in towns like Karlsbad and Pilsen. It discusses farming, industry, and German industrial centers along the border rim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakian
Boshemie
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Praha
Berlin Gras
Arhere
Izerman
Hapsburg
Gernys Silesis
Anc Hlucia
Karlsbad
Y Vary
Pilsen
Plzen
Zecha
Mupolities
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Rofia Litugne
Poland
Household Hints For Foods And Home Care
Weer’s hints advise adding cream of tartar or lemon juice to water to prevent green color in rice. Floor wax should be renewed every four to six months depending on wear. Unbleached sheeting lasts longer without bleaching. Standards indicate pads extend rug life. Dry blankets and sweaters in well ventilated rooms. Sun exposure hardens vinyl. Mold or fermentation in jelly comes from warm damp storage. Canned berries and cherries should be canned in their own juices. For rent a stucco cottage on Main St near Pennington home with contact B H McElhinney. Drugs and Sundries available from D Luna.
Drescher Family News and Local Visits
Bernardo area residents share funeral attendance and weekend visits as extended families gather. Notable mentions include the Luedecke and Braden funerals in Shelby and Columbus, with relatives from Cat Spring Engle Lake Wallis and Houston visiting or attending services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althama Drescher
G. W. Drescher
Frank Miller
Leslie
Henry Holimann
Leo Braden
Hubert Braden
Raymond Krueger
August Luedecke
Shelby
Philip Kansteiner
Cat Spring
Houston
Louie Henneke
Alvin Garling
GQ. N. Duddleston
Henry Kretzschmaragg
Henry Lloyd
Engle Lake
Hillie Kotzebue
Willis
Reuben Meartz
Alma Hodge
Eddie Klimple
Wallis
Famil
Waco Eveton
Albert Henneke
John Tallas
Herman Braden
Address changes urged to save Headlight mailouts
The note urges readers to notify changes of address to prevent misdelivered copies and losses from postage. It asks that if a reader expects an address change a week in advance they should write to the paper to ensure delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Government Spends Billions on Recovery Drive
An estimated $5.23 million per hour is spent on the national recovery effort through eight major emergency bureaus including PWA WPA and the Civilian Conservation Corps. The total monthly outlay nears $1.1 billion with mortgage and loan programs guiding some funds rather than cash disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
WPA
U. S. Housing Authority
War Departmnt
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Rural Electrifcation
Farm Security Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal
Hous
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Commodities Credit Corporation
The Come Back to Cheer Up Someone Else
Poem advises that helping a downhearted person freshens one’s own mood. By seeking bluer souls and offering encouragement, one's own gloom lifts and rosy skies return, proving personal troubles shrink when spreading cheer.
Saloon in your own home a wife’s bargain tip
Mutual humor from a columnist advising married men to drink at home if they must. It jokes a husband can set up a private saloon with his wife buying a gallon of whiskey and paying two dollars, noting there are six.
The Wear and Tear by Edgar A Guest
A reflection on resilience and strength through life’s trials. The poem contrasts cheerful days with storms and warns that only strong hearts endure wear and tear, while cowards falter when skies turn dark.
Nine Glasses in a Gallon Racket Warns of Booze Patronage
A clipped fragment urges men to buy drinks only from their wives, claiming a gallon yields eight dollars to bank and two to reinvest. It suggests continued patronage could fund a widow’s future and family needs, ending with a moral of remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tys
Bny
Bank
Tumor removal yields 103 pound growth on woman
A 103 pound tumor was removed from Mrs. Ro mana Solis, 59, of Wade Ranch in San Patricio. Dr. John Allen Moet performed the operation, and after separation she weighed 85 pounds. The tumor, an 11 year growth, was the largest Moet had removed. The patient rests quietly and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romana Solis
Wade Ranch
San Patricio
John Allen Moet
Solis
Br. Moet
Orange
Grove Observer
Glamour
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Aline
Cook
Texas Christian University
Capt
Hale
Alle White
Forrest
Bop
Sudetens
Wyame
Teatiapart
Chaslovaks Ane
Sudeten
Veslovakcia
Bud
Weer
Main St
Pennington
B. H. McElhinney
D. Luna
Ie Eee
Savi
Rhone
Bernardo News
Toda
Joe D. Luma
Gant
Reddy Kilowatt
Dollane
Pelecs
Mre
Foundealen
Edgar A. Guest
Breddie
Sagela
Gog
Farley
Shirley, Temple
Norma Swearer
Clark Gable
Charlie McCarthy
Miss Temple
Colbert
Mr. Taylor
Gable
Mr. McCarthy
G. Washington
A. Lincon
The
Texas Weekly
Colorado County Federal Savings & Loan Association
Columbus, Texas
Vack Hk
Frank Duty
Central Forwarding, Inc
St. Emanuel Street
Texas
Bagle Lake
Capitol
San Antonio Brewing Association
War Department
I Lexas
Lone Star
Paarl
Lee
DR. Pepper Bottling Company
HJ. Campbell
Eagle Lake, Texas
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