Bee sting uses 22 muscles, scientist notes
A serious scientist states a bee sting involves 22 muscles. He notes a sting causes the person to use nearly all their muscles, highlighting the body's strong response to a bee sting.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
4
A serious scientist states a bee sting involves 22 muscles. He notes a sting causes the person to use nearly all their muscles, highlighting the body's strong response to a bee sting.
Officials tighten control by securing information on cotton holdings and storage locations. A fair trial of the cotton control experiment aims to prevent storage from disturbing market conditions, weather and boll weevil posing the main risks, with county agents urged to collect quantities.
A letter endorses hiring a reliable city scavenger to collect refuse including animal carcasses and to keep streets clean. It notes Fredericksburg’s cleanliness but urges consideration of a cooperative trash collection with reasonable charges and regular pickups to reduce fire hazards from dry weeds near sidewalks.
KOLMEIER KLIER CO offers wood cook stoves and ranges at old time prices. Also an ad for worm remedies by KALLENBERG'S PHARMACY, warning about stomach and tape worms in goats and sheep and promoting Arsate at a per dose price.
The Mason Warehouse Association sold 45 000 to 50 000 pounds of wool with top bids from Boston buyers. Texas wool prospects brighten as Schreiner and San Angelo operations move large stocks, with prices reported around 28 cents for many clips. San Antonio livestock prices rise with better cattle and hogs, aided by government purchases and shrinking feed costs, while goats remain weak.
A reader challenges the May release and asks for a complete, detailed plan. The piece argues land value taxation as a first step, outlines its use for state and local revenues, critiques oil land rents, and envisions public funds funding services while ending land monopolies.
The report notes 6.50 basis middling for cotton, wool at 234c for 12 months and 17c for short wool, oats at 35c, wheat 80c, shell corn 75c, and ear corn 65c with a general market run from $1.00 to $1.75.
The article discusses renewing the balance between states and federal authority to restore the core ideals of the Union. It emphasizes constitutional principles, powers shared by government branches, and the need for unified national leadership to uphold democracy.
The retiring postmaster of Fredericksburg expresses gratitude to local patrons for their cooperation and numerous acts of kindness during his tenure. He assures they will not be forgotten.
The Bereaved Family expresses sincere appreciation for kindness sympathy and floral offerings after the death and burial of their wife mother and grandmother Mrs S L Brodie. They thank the Rev A E Rector for consoling words and all who offered help during their bereavement.
The Havoline Thermometer, a Chicago Century of Progress highlight, inspired a Paris replica on the Eiffel Tower. French manufacturers installed the neon thermometer, making the monument to Chicago’s climate visible to visitors. The tower itself, a Paris Exposition 1889 product, will glow again this year at the World’s Fair.
An urgent pharmacy ad urges vaccination against Blackieg and Hemorrhagic Septicemia with a promise of complete stock at the right price. It promotes Kallenberg's Pharmacy and lists contact details.
A local Ford repair shop touts its unqualified guarantee and commitment to customer satisfaction. The ad emphasizes durable, high quality service and invites customers to report any issues to make it right. It likens New York to Alaska and notes workers dig for gold day and night.
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