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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
8
Attractive ad lists Red Man's Tea as a blood purifier and eczema cure with testimonials and money back guarantee. Promotes boys suits, Gillespie County History books, galvanized roofing, Stetson hats, and a local Standard newspaper subscription drive claiming 1700 bonafide subscribers.
A fragment describes a gold ring featuring a Luther emblem setting. No further details on provenance, owner, or occasion are provided in the readable text.
Lost notice states a light-red dog with a white forehead and breast, short hair and bull dog mix. A $5 reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. Contact Arthur Reed Route No. 2 7.
Public is advised to send communications to the Fredericksburg Publishing Co. at the local post office. Business matters go to the Bookkeeper's Dept while all other correspondence should be directed to the Editor's Dept.
The piece argues America must prevent fa mine conditions by overpopulation and soil exhaustion, maintain an ample domestic food supply, and avoid reliance on impoverished nations. It also cites judicial views on road safety duties and critiques handling of alien property and wartime assets, urging integrity and practical measures against overseas profiteering.
An official ministry communique from Cairo reports the examination of Tutankhamen’s mummy. Carter began the process Nov. 11 in Emitu, with government and scientific officials present, noting the mummy remained inside its coffin and wrappings were cut away to reveal a male, not yet adult.
A women's wear dealer posted a reward ad offering Four Rose Whisky for returned stolen silk dresses. The following day six men stood before the store each with three dresses, implying the ad's success in eliciting a claim.
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