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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented text warns that if Jesus visited America he would be denounced by Christian ministers as a traitor to true profit. It recalls Jesus casting out hypocrites and condemns judging by outward piety while urging love and unity among brothers.
A USDA specialist notes cottage cheese offers a higher protein percentage than most meats and at lower cost. One pound provides about one fifth pound of protein, largely digestible, with much less waste than meat. Pound for pound, cottage cheese supplies protein equivalent to several meats and is cheaper for daily energy needs.
The Federal Farm Loan Act creates land banks to lend money for farm improvements and livestock purchases. Loans run 5 to 40 years at about 6 percent, with amortization to steadily reduce principal. Bonds, tax exemptions, and small denominations will attract individual investors, while banks ensure security and oversight through appraisers and local loan committees.
The excerpt shows a garage manager and Mr Erastus Pinkiey discussing illness and recovery. Pinkiey claims he feared not being good enough for Heaven but expects to get well. The text implies an explosion danger due to gasoline fumes in the garage.
The executors notice states all persons with claims against the estate of F Lochte are required to present them within the time prescribed by law. The undersigned executor, qualified May 7, 1917, lists Fredericksburg Texas as the post office address.
A Washington bill proposed tax increases across a wide range of items. The schedule includes higher postage, excess profits, stock transactions, policy premiums, freight, passenger fares, bonds, checks, deeds, utilities, power, proxies, life and marine insurance, tickets, vehicles, jewelry, cosmetics, amusement admissions, film, and more. The text outlines per unit and percentage levies, with many items showing cents or percent figures for each category.
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