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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
3
A speaker honors a young American killed in war, noting his German upbringing yet steadfast patriotism. The essay contrasts personal greed and societal duty, urges freedom within bounds, and argues education, environment, and leadership shape virtue amid global patriotism.
A new monthly publication Pioneer Pe can Press arrives in San Saba County. Associate editors include Messrs W J Willican and DD F Moore with editorials by E J Kyle and J B Demaree. Subscriptions are $1.00 yearly.
The University of Virginia marked its centennial with a late May to early June celebration. Delegates from American and European colleges and learned societies attended. Speeches by President Alderman President Lowell and ambassadors Jusserand Geddes aided a pageant blending drama music and dance to show Greek beauty and strength.
Federal Judge Whitmer rules that war risk insurance payable to the insured’s designated beneficiary survives the beneficiary’s death and passes to the insured’s heirs. The Cassarello versus United States case involved Lawrence Siegle who named Patsy Gillette as beneficiary. dispute centered on the beneficiary’s identity variations.
Alumni and civic leaders announced gifts totaling 1.5 million dollars to fund the University of Virginia as it meets the needs of the new era. President Alderman framed the event with praise for the past and a future built on it, while Paul Goodloe McIntire funded an outdoor amphitheatre for the ceremonies.
Little Willie asks who Shylock is and the father tells him to fetch the Bible. The Bulletin recalls a child’s question about a literary figure and the parent’s admonition to seek the Bible for answer.
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