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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
8
Mr Joe Connely of Ft Worth recounts severe muscular rheumatism that left him bedridden for three months. After starting Konjola within three weeks he regained mobility and relief, with full treatment advised as six to eight bottles. Sold at Central Drugstore Fredericksburg Texas and by local druggists.
A dealer promises a regular job if money is collected. The youth returns in thirty minutes with the cash after threatening to reveal the debtor’s creditors if payment is not made. The scene underscores sharp street dealings and the sting of leverage.
Prof. L. H. Burgwald of Ohio State University explains that sour milk costs farmers thousands yearly due to unclean utensils and improper cooling. He notes bacteria multiply when milk is not kept under 50 degrees, spoiling sugar into lactic acid and souring milk. tests like microscope counts, alcohol, and methylene blue indicate bacterial levels. Chilled chicks can show diarrhea. maintain proper stove temperature to prevent trouble.
The three year old child of Heil Flores drowned when a Brownsville driver R C Craft struck Flores and pushed him from the Tenth Street bridge into the canal. Craft fled the scene and was later arrested after a wreck in Alamo. The incident follows a recent hit and run death nearby as police hunt other suspects.
In Bedford Pennsylvania on June 24 Russell Lybarger aged 18 was severely injured when a Civil War era bomb stored as a doorstop exploded as he attempted to dig dirt from it. The blast cost him his left hand. The device, brought from Gettysburg in the 1860s by a Lybarger family member, was reportedly used as a doorstop.
Mrs Carrie Ross, 79, was killed instantly when struck by a southbound Southern Pacific freight train in Thornton Texas. The engineer blew his whistle as the woman stepped in front of the train but she seemed bewildered. Doctors reported virtually every bone in her body broken.
An old advertisement touts RAT SNAP for rats and mice in ecakes with no mixing. It lists 35c, 65cc, and 1.25 dollar sizes for pantry to farm buildings, all guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by R. M Lewis and Knopp & Metzger.
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