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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
2
Mrs C M Stegall of near Paint Rock Alabama recounts her recovery from a three year illness after using Cardui. She describes severe weakness pain and insomnia improving after six bottles leading to restored appetite sleep and strength. Cardui is advertised as a women's tonic available at druggists.
An outspoken writer denounces the railroad wage and rate dispute as a national sham. He argues both sides overprice transport and labor, urges workers to accept wage cuts and rate relief, and calls for Congress to end the stalemate. He warns against government overreach and praises organized labor only for reasonable demands.
An elderly man shares his view of ideal neighbors describing traits like neat homes, shared favors, and quiet, respectful living. He emphasizes lending items, keeping garbage covered, minding one’s own business, and living by the Golden Rule to reduce mischief and noise.
A notice received by Texas State Health Officer Dr. M. M. Carrick warns against deceptive orange beverage products. Government chemists say many are sweetened carbonated water with oil and artificial flavor, lacking real juice, and violate labeling expectations under the Food and Drug Act.
Kurt Martin closed a deal last week selling 2050 acres of ranch land near Hext. The price was about 15 per acre for most of the property and 10 per acre for a small rough segment. Purchasers Frank Brandenberger Ben Brandenberger and Will Eckert each took portions, with Brandenberger taking nearly half. Martin had previously bought the land from W. R. B. Hext. Mason Co. News. wher
The worlds largest peach orchard lies in Highland Arkansas and covers 4050 acres with diverse peach varieties. This year the crop is estimated to yield 1000 car loads.
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