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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1923
Page
6
The notice indicates the item was entered at the Fredericksburg Texas post office as second class matter. It records the handling status and place of mailing within the postal system.
A Fredericksburg Farm & Ranch column argues the abundance of laws stems from widespread proposals by civic groups and individuals seeking new rules. It urges recodification of Texas laws, repealing obsolete ones, and imposing a legislative moratorium on new measures to curb unnecessary statutes.
In a Dearborn Independent essay the author argues the United States should first stabilize its own affairs before seeking a role as world counselor. The piece contends foreign entanglements would distract from pressing domestic problems and faulted administration competence for banking on a foreign question.
Farmers are urged to use Turkeytone as a cure and preventive measure against poultry illness. The promotion emphasizes dosage guidance and potential benefits for flock health and productivity.
A reflective piece frames the flag as a symbol forged by the nation's people. It stresses that the flag embodies collective effort, pride, and the dream of what a people may become, shaped by every citizen's work and belief.
In a 1861 address, Lincoln recalls Weems Life of Washington and the Trenton struggle to urge enduring liberty. He contrasts political aims with the ideals Washington and he fought to preserve, warns against eroding law, and stresses religious freedom as a sacred right. Religious intolerance and attacks on faith are condemned as threats to the republic.
Secretary Denby of the Navy speaks in Washington condemning religious controversy as dangerous to the republic’s mental and spiritual health, calling it an obstacle to national unity in a recent Associated Press report.
Ford Motor Company announced Motor No. 8 000 000 rolled off the Highland Park assembly line on a night in July, setting a new production record. Since 1921 the plant has rapidly increased output from 4 800 motors per day to over 7 000 with an average around 6 711 daily across 149 working days.
Detroit July 31 Ford Motor Company River Rouge plant reports the production of wood pulp from hard wood for paper making. It marks the first successful use of the Soda Process to convert hard wood into pulp for paper, previously limited to soft woods like spruce and poplar.
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