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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1941
Page
12
County districts including Gillespie and Fredericksburg vote April 5 to choose school trustees. Citizens urged to participate, select qualified leaders, and uphold public education responsibilities with turnout emphasized.
An editorial in The San Antonio Light argues Texas should balance focus between animal health and human well being. It notes scientists monitor diseases in horses hogs sheep goats poultry and bees and urge rapid dissemination of findings. The piece urges reinstating Gillespie County Public Health Service to protect residents.
Central Press columnist notes Canada uses an emissary in the U S to reassure American visitors as wartime measures raise fears of immigration issues. H M Morden, Windsor Star editor, explains to travelers how to prove identity and return home while Canada charms tourists despite rumors of seizures and rationing.
Wilma Board, daughter of a barge captain, marries Count Nava de Tajo in New York after a two week romance. Two years earlier Wilma was presented to society by fourteen prominent men in a parody of Brenda Frazier's famed debut, a lavish $50 000 coming out party.
A child delays homework to listen for a news bulletin. He explains he must hear the latest headlines to finish a map of Europe, prompting his father to question the delay. The vignette humorously links news pacing to a child’s school task.
In a tense exchange the Canucks voice concern over proposed shifts in immigration authority, arguing the responsibility would burden them and reflect an overreach by officials. The comments signal friction between the team and policy makers without detailing specific measures.
The text states that functional dysmenorrhea may stem from malnutrition and that CARDUS can relieve headaches nervousness and cramps by increasing appetite and stimulating gastric juices. It claims CARDUS improves digestion builds resistance and may reduce periodic distress, suggesting use a few days before the period. It notes CARDUS has been used for 50 years.
March 30 1918 edition reports a drouth relief meeting set for April 3 at the Fredericksburg Courthouse. Deputy Food Commissioner B F Johnson urges all interested farmers business people and residents to attend to discuss seed credit and labor needs with state officials also noting local dignitaries and department heads will address attendees.
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