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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1917
Page
3
The article stresses balanced nutrition for workers and children, emphasizing protein as essential and outlining roles of carbohydrates fat and minerals. It urges mothers in farm homes to plan meals with proper protein and mineral intake to support growth, strength, and development, noting economy in study of food values.
Walter offers a display of watches clocks rings and other articles. Call and hear performances by a crew of renowned musicians as the stock is showcased.
Readers are urged to share items of local interest and contribute to making the city newsroom more newsy. The notice thanks neighbors for offers of assistance and encourages spreading word about happenings and needs within the community.
The Canadian House of Commons passed the conscription bill by a 54 vote majority and sent it to the Senate for speedy enactment. English speaking Conservatives backed it, with 22 Liberal supporters and most Laurier followers opposing, while five French members supported the government. The division reflected language lines.
A Galveston Daily News piece by Samuel E. Gideon surveys Fredericksburgs shifts from eight sided Vereins Kirche to modern demolition. It recounts the Hermit Berg tale of a German immigrant cowper, a cliffside still, and a vanished organ crafted from boxes as the town modernizes.
The Kerrville Mountain Sun notes that liberty should belong to each individual, criticizing those who claim it for themselves to distribute to others as they see fit. The piece argues liberty requires universal acknowledgment, not selective granting.
A Petrograd cable reported renewed anti Jewish pogroms in Alexandrovsk Tarnopol and Elisabetgrad as authorities struggle to quell disturbances. The black hundred circulated inflammatory pamphlets calling for a massacre of Jews in Moscow, with printing plants seized.
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