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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
2
Nashville grocer W N Parsons endorses Thedford's Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach headache and indigestion. He says he relies on it daily and cannot be without it, praising its power to regulate the liver and cleanse bowels. Many customers across the country share similar praise for the remedy.
San Antonio Texas June 29 a machine to eliminate the boll weevil through electricity is the latest farmer aid perfected recently. Inventor W C Banks of Austin says the compact device uses about half horsepower to generate 18000 volts in the field with minimal risk to mules. Field tests near Lockhart showed yields up to three quarters of a bale per acre and estimated 60 to 65 percent weevil kill. Botanists tout possible growth stimulation and earlier maturity without harming cotton, signaling a potential boon for Texas and other cotton regions.
The United States Geological Survey notes Utah features six peaks above 13 000 feet and nearly sixty above 12 000. Kings Peak tops the state at 13498 feet with Mount Emmons and Gilbert Peak reaching 15425 and 13422 feet respectively.
The notice advertises top market prices offered for poultry eggs wax and hides at 5t1. It highlights buyers offering the highest rates and directs sellers to contact the local office for quotations and terms.
A riddle proclaiming work as the foundation of prosperity and progress. It asserts work as the source behind fortunes from John D. Rockefeller to everyday life, claiming work sweetens life, advances youth, and underpins democracy.
Bandera will host a county fair and livestock show on Thursday and Friday, August 25 and 26. Officers were elected to form a permanent organization with Joe G. Montague as president and R. N. Padgett as vice president, J. M. Hunter as secretary treasurer.
An article muses on music’s many forms from violin and organ to military bands and Hawaiian tunes. It notes music in family voices and nature, then ends with a reader’s praise for a paying subscriber expressing satisfaction with the paper.
A Leslie's Magazine article analyzes editor surveys showing strong public opposition to anti tobacco laws outside Utah. It highlights Mormon influence in Utah Idaho and repeal actions in Tennessee Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma while noting Arizona Oregon and Iowa limited support and a 1920-21 peak in tobacco legislation activity.
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