Oberammergau aids campaign and germ talk in Frontier Times
An article discusses Oberammergau performers seeking American relief and selling carvings to fund village needs, risking starvation if support fails. It also notes doctors debunk cold myths while urging sneeze precautions, and previews Frontier Times Volume No. 4 with Texas history narratives and Farm Bureau notes including turkey promotion and county officers elected.
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America
Europe
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Gillespie County Farm Bureau
Dallas
Bureau
A. N. Striegler
Felix Pfiester
R. S. Miller
Farm Bureau
Henry Mugford
Country Gentleman
Ford
Eat More Propaganda and Tuberculosis Stamps Debate
A fragmented piece discusses the broad push to eat more of various foods and the counterargument that surplus production harms prices. It contrasts this with Christmas tuberculosis stamp drives, praising the stamps as charitable, practical support for public health and noting a Houston fire that killed five and damaged half a city block.
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Houston
Tex
Capitol Hotel
Capitol Avenue
Main Street
Balance ration aim echoes social campaign style
The remark praises achieving a balanced ration while funding it, likening it to past society driven efforts like the wear ce cotton campaign. It suggests practical distribution of resources and emphasizes prudent spending to maximize aid impact.
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Fredericksburg Standard
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
WM. Habenicht
Fredericksburg
Toras
Freder Ksburg Publishing Co
McAtter
Frontier Times
Marvin Hunter
Bandera
Texas
Ludwig Spaeth
Buck Barry
Collin McKinney
George L. Harris
Legion Valley
Policarpo
Gues
Dutch Henry
Fort Elliott
Bigfoot Wallace
Farm Bureau Meeting
Henry Mogford
Felix Pfieser
Chr. Mathiesen
A. N. Striegier
E. Dietrich
John Pehl
W. Beyer
Werner Priess
Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Santa
Dearborn
Capitol
Louis Hott & Co
R. L. Kott
THE
Klaerner’s Opera
William Russel
Pathe
Paramount Picture
Jack Holt
Clyde Cook
Sylvester
F. J. Maier
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