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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
4
Entry notes the material being entered at the Fredericksburg Texas post office as second class matter for mailing and processing.
A minister extols marriage as a lasting success while contrasting Victorian ideals with a humorous Atlantic City school board memo on bobbed hair. The piece critiques authority notes on attire and propriety, questioning standards for teachers and overall civility in education.
One lot of 25 boys knee pants suits offered to reduce stock. Former values up to 10.50, now priced at 5.00. Sizes 8 to 18. Mohair boys suits shown in various patterns at affordable prices.
High School student Albertine Koennecke from Gillespie County wins first prize in Class B for a composition entry. The piece reflects clear talent and local school support for young writers.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals denied motions for rehearing in the Travis County Ku Klux Klan contempt cases involving J D Copeland and F G Reynolds of Austin. They face further action including possible jail time and a $100 fine each after refusing to answer grand jury questions.
The excerpt urges total loyalty to one employer, urging unwavering service and support. It argues that disloyalty harms the individual as much as the institution, and advises resignation rather than vilifying the organization you serve.
Property for sale listing appears attributed to Arthur Keller. The record notes a 32 unit count or price element but lacks full details on location, boundaries, and terms. Further clarity is needed to complete an official listing.
Dearborn Independent argues spring brings heavy press promotion for professional baseball while amateur sandlot play is underfunded. It criticizes rich owners and media for monetizing the sport and calls for ending the dollar sign in athletics to preserve health and sportsmanship.
New stock from Rock and other suppliers arrives with a nod to quality. Schroeder Bros advertises fresh pumps and oxford shoes as part of their latest shipment, inviting customers to browse.
A reflective piece extols Miss Thomasia as the vivid embodiment of old-time courtesy and high breeding. It contrasts her sincerity with provincial manners and cautions a reader about aspiring to that refined social realm.
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