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An optimistic note explains recovery varies with individual illness severity and actions after onset. It says the country’s resources help lift low mood and that a heavy cold does disappear with time and care.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
3
An optimistic note explains recovery varies with individual illness severity and actions after onset. It says the country’s resources help lift low mood and that a heavy cold does disappear with time and care.
Charles Kingsford Smith completes a London to Allahabad flight in five and a half days. The feat is celebrated amid warnings of dangers to aircraft and airships, underscoring the era of bold aviation progress and human achievement.
Bears accused of destroying public confidence by selling short in Wall Street have been warned to stop, and many have laid off. The exchange avoids conflict with the Justice Department, while market dullness and falling prices test the claim that short selling sustains business activity.
Ancient eggs once found in Tibet are reported in America. The hen dinosaur that laid them was about eighty feet long and tall enough to look over trees. The species ranged from carnivorous to peaceful vegetarians and dominated Earth in ancient times.
Claudette Colbert and Fredric March star in Manslaughter a talking screen melodrama showing at the Palace Theatre Wednesday Thursday and Sunday October 29 30 31. The film mixes fast driving reckless living and a courtroom tragedy where love turns to vengeance and back to self realization.
Fredericksburg hosted the Tipica Band of Mexico last Sunday with 36 crack musicians traveling in two luxurious coaches. The group, on an international tour, performed two concerts daily after breakfast at Travelers cafe where Alex Mittendorf reported their schedule en route from Austin to San Angelo.
Marriage licenses issued to Benjamin H. Berry and Gladys Hamilton Patton Rogers and De Voe Parker. Eddie Dolezal and Ora Palmer. Clinton Hardin and Bert Lee.
A series of birth notices lists several families welcoming children this fall. They include Henry Schlueter, Radford West, Leroy Brandon, Gus Pehl, Edgar Fiedler, Alfred Ellebracht, and Emil Frantzen, with baby boys or girls born in September and October.
A list of obituary line items noting individuals such as Miss Elise Ressmann Antonio Rodrigues Mrs Rebecca Hopper and others with death dates ranging from June to October and ages from 13 years to 89 years, including infants. Each entry records the deceased's name date of death and age at death for a local memorial notice.
Mr. David Rosenbusch and family of San Antonio spent the week end in Fredericksburg. Mrs. O B Petsch is visiting her daughter Mrs. Clarence Bohls in Corpus Christi.
Last Sunday October 19 Mrs Friedrich Baggs marked her 92nd birth day anniversary with congratulations.
Mrs Erwin J Woerner enjoyed a birthday surprise arranged by her husband with family friends. The event included refreshments and a pleasant evening. Ed Liesman returned from visiting the Clemens Wues family and is in town building a garage on Lower Main Street for Wm Moellendorf Ridg.
The Lone Star Ranger tale of Texas Rangers and Davy Crockett era conflict is adapted for the screen by Fox. George OBrien and Sue Carol lead a one night showing at the Palace Theatre on November 1 with A F Erickson directing and AH Van Buren as stage director.
City leader Joe Stein spent Wednesday in New Braunfels handling official matters. Born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Loving of Jermyn a son. Congratulations.
Church notices announce services with regular Sunday morning worship at 10:30. Sunday School at 1:30 and Epworth and preaching services at 7 and 7:30. Pastor G. C. Brannies invites all to attend.
Sunday, Oct. 20, marked the close of the Conference year. The pastor reports to the Annual Conference at Harlingen this week. We received ten new members into the church and have raised 2852.92 for all purposes during the year. Beginning November the Sunday School meets at 1:30 p.m. instead of 9:45 a.m. The pastor expects to be back from Conference Oct. 27. R. Gammenthaler, Pastor.
Mr Willie Roeder of Wisconsin visited relatives at Fredericksburg Mississippi Ella and Max Metzger returned from Dallas where they attended the Fair Mr John Heep spent Wednesday with friends at New Braunfels
Last Thursday evening Earl Treibs enjoyed a birthday gathering at his parents home with friends. Mrs. Walter Schaefer returned from Brady after attending the District Meeting of the Parent Teachers Association, her husband joining her there before traveling to Menard to visit friends. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Meeting in Fredericksburg drew Rev and Mrs Raecke of Mason and several locals from Seguin, Mason, Art, Hilda, Hoersterville, and Fredericksburg.
Prompt Juenke and Schoenewolf advertise a phone order service directing customers to call numbers 14 or 121 to arrange grocery delivery or pickup. The brief ad emphasizes quick response and convenience.
Several notable visitors spent days in the region. Otto Land and Werner Burrer visited Port Arthur and Houston, while Charles Turk and John Turk of San Antonio called on friends in Fredericksburg. Mrs Warry Gold and her baby from San Antonio visited Mrs Gold’s parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Knaup at Gold. O H Mebus of Port Arthur, a longtime county resident, also appeared in town. August Winkel and son Harry Winkel of Llano joined trips to Fredericksburg, Louis Kot and Bud Schnapaul attended the Dallas Fair, and Wm F Krueger and family of Seguin with Eugene Fischer of San Antonio visited relatives in Fredericksburg.
Rev. F Foerster and family and others attend the Methodist Conference in Harlingen Texas. Albert Schutze state agent for Prof Bieseles History of the German Settlements in Texas arrives to solicit subscriptions for the work and to show why readers should own it.
Ruben Bernhard and family spent Sunday with relatives in San Antonio. Mr and Mrs Rud Habenicht attended the Dallas Fair in the latter part of last week.
Miss Ruth Lentz of Three Rivers visits her parents Rev and Mrs Lentz at Fredericks horo. She notes blankets outings and winter underwear priced right at local shop. a brief hometown shopper report.
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