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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
4
The excerpt analyzes Napoleon’s Waterloo defeat as preordained by the cosmos. It argues his unchecked power threatens civilization and hints that divine justice and moral order compel his downfall. The author frames Waterloo as a universal shift rather than a mere battlefield.
The piece urges that enthusiasm makes any job doable and frees one from fear. It argues that fear and negative thinking create hard tasks, while a willing attitude and thoughtful effort reveal solutions and happiness accompany diligent work.
March winds lift kites as they dip, soar, and play tag with the wind. Remember safety rules to avoid serious accidents: keep away from electric wires, don not use wire or metallic components, avoid wire string, keep the kite dry, and do not climb poles if tangled. Fly safely and enjoyable fun.
The quotation contrasts thrift and diligence with wisdom without work. Franklin’s line on ant industry and Sir Ronald Ross’s warning about talent lacking energy appear in the readable text, underscoring themes of effort, labor, and usefulness.
A succinct Seneca reflection urges praise for men who undertake bold enterprises even when outcomes fall short, valuing effort and ambition over guaranteed success.
The speaker asserts that personal conviction matters more than winning or losing and vows to pursue the noblest, most satisfying goal. The quote expresses a dedication to staying in the place of true alignment and purpose, declaring contentment with the current life path.
Mansfield reflects that when planning a journey he prepares as though he may not return, believing this discipline keeps life orderly and ready for any outcome.
The piece weighs a proposed US peace plan outlining terms for the Allies and Axis, arguing why Hitler might accept superficially yet betray any agreement. It recalls 1916 Germany and questions if a negotiated peace would hold, noting Britain and Mussolini’s positions and the futility of a lasting deal without true commitment.
The Heart of Texas Dental Auxiliary met in Brady Texas on Saturday March 8 at Hotel Brady with Mrs S F Paschall president presiding. New officers elected include Mrs H W Lindley Brady president Mrs J W Yancey Fredericksburg vice president Mrs Posey Collins Brady secretary treasurer Mrs J N Arvin Brownwood parliament Mrs B F Paschall Brady publicity chairman. After the business meeting a town tour including the new airport was enjoyed by attendees and dinner followed at 7 00. Next meeting set for Kerrville in June.
Miss Elberta Martin demonstrated methods to provide hot and cold water in farm homes near Gillespie County. Windmills pumps elevated tanks cisterns and pitcher pumps were discussed with heater options wood oil electric. Business notes included district meeting plans for April 18 1941 and next gathering on March 10 at Mrs John Dittmar's home.
Mr and Mrs Paul Keller and their children visited Mrs Alfred Keller during the weekend.
The Texas Senate approved Governor Brown’s picks for Board of Control chair Harry Knox Jr Brownwood and member Frank Davis Itasca and J Watt Page Ft Worth as Adjutant General Elster Haile Hereford on the Board of Pardons and Paroles while rejecting Tom King for State Auditor The Pan American Students Bill was signed to give foreign students free tuition The truck load limit bill nears floor debate with a 35000 to 45000 gross pounds range expected Next week includes licensing for certain insurance agencies a road sobriety test for drivers an airport maintenance bill for A&M College and the Uniform Simultaneous Death Act
An individual farm map or cut-out picture will be given to each farm operator in the county who completes a farm plan for the 1941 Agricultural Conservation Program at the county AAA office. The map shows crop acreages for conservation and parity payments and lists soil building practices. plan does not obligate compliance. Early payments possible for those who earn full soil building allowance early in the year. Bring approximate 1941 crop acreages when visiting the county office.
The Sunday magazine warns of an age of insects but researchers report insects as a group have peaked and begun a decline. Entomologists say the feared era of insect decadence has already started, countering the sensational milestone claim.
Dr. D. Fishman of the U S Department of Agriculture has worked in the county this week testing cattle for tuberculosis. Dr. Burke returned home due to a family illness. Miss Kline, the public health nurse, hopes all cattle are tested and county cattle will be TB free. a detailed report will be released next week.
A housewife should plan daily meals using five food classes to meet growth, energy, and maintenance. Group I includes fruits and vegetables with potatoes, Group III covers meat fish eggs cheese and milk, Group III covers cereals breads and legumes, Group IV includes sugars and fats. Each person should receive items from each class daily to keep the body in good running order.
Mrs Wm Hitzfeld formerly Emeliee Jacoby died Wednesday in a local hospital at age 79 years 5 months 12 days. Final rites set for Friday at 1 30 p m from Beckmann Funeral Home with services at Albert Lutheran Church at 2 30 p m. Interment in Albert Cemetery.
The article notes that over one tenth of Americans rely directly on cotton for their livelihoods, highlighting its economic importance and widespread dependence across regions.
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