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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1920
Page
5
The Fredericksburg Standard editor reflects on election year tactics, urging readers to seek truth and avoid party manipulation. He shares a personal anecdote on courtesy and motivates continued local service, noting the paper’s fourteenth birthday and growing subscriber and advertiser support.
A Hudsonian list notes seven life errors from crushing others to neglecting reading, worry, impossibility bias, coercive belief, minor distractions, and failing to save. The ad from Weinheimer & Co. promotes the Knoxall washing machine for sale at 5itf.
Wochenblatt discusses the Houston Post’s anger over German voters urged to back Bailey and the backlash against hyphenated Americans. It argues primaries drew non Democrats and cites opposition to the League of Nations and party lines, urging lessons from Georgia Maine and Michigan results.
The Texas Chamber of Commerce asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue a special service order for fifty coal cars daily for sixty days to northwest Texas. The move follows appeals from Amarillo, San Angelo, Lubbock, Vernon, Abilene, and other cities, with a Fort Worth conference noting most towns are behind on orders. Officials from coal interests and railroads indicated ICC aid would be welcomed, hoping to secure coal until January 1 when normal conditions are expected to return.
The speaker reflects on wasted talent and divine expectation. Though limited by blindness and years, the poem asserts that service to God is not only in active labor but in patient endurance. It argues that God does not require constant effort or gifts to be valued, but that bearing his mild yoke can be a noble form of service.
The quote asserts that a strong man creates opportunities and possibilities where others see only current farms and houses. It frames force as a driving force in society, with the eye of the strong rapidly turning imagination into tangible estates through leadership and initiative.
A quotation attributed to J. G. Holland asserts that a nation's strength lies in its domestic life, suggesting stability at the family level safeguards a country’s endurance. The saying emphasizes the link between home life and national resilience.
Henry Van Dyke notes a single path to immortality: loving this life and living it with bravery and faith, cheering fully in every moment.
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