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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
8
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with the Presbyterian Church. Choir practice and prayer meeting are set for Wednesday at eight. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet Friday at four o clock to study Ministering Master in the book of Mar with Mrs W Y Fowler as leader.
A Houston Chronicle piece argues critics fault the economy for failing to utilize modern inventions and resources while ignoring that the current system enabled those advances. It contends reformers overlook the fruits of education, democracy, religion, and private enterprise that underpin civilization.
South African fossil finds reveal ancient reptiles with a third eye socket and even a stalk like a periscope above the forehead. Scientists suggest the feature aided lookout in early evolution, later lost due to damage or predation.
An Oklahoma woman reports relief from periodic side pains after using Cardus. Mrs. Bill Stewart of Dewar says after trying Cardus her discomfort stopped and her strength improved. Many women reportedly benefited, though a physician consultation is advised.
A Texas A and M report based on a federal farm housing study shows 52 699 farms across 56 counties would need about 25 as a mortgage to bring homes to minimum standards and 10 million for 1944 repairs. The survey covers white Negro and Mexican farms. only 25 percent would borrow even at low rates. Minimum standards include good roof foundation water supply drainage sanitation rooms and bedrooms. Memorial Day note reflects on sacrifice and remembrance.
A reflective piece laments war’s erosive memory and the cost of peace noting how brief exaltation yields years of pain. It argues memorials should guide living to constructive service, honoring those who died and urging minds yet to be formed toward wisdom.
The Linus News lists several announced candidates for various offices including May Congressman for the 2nd District Culberson Deal and San Ange Roa Murphy. Others named include Murphy Carl Range Magan Por Qisteiet Atborasy Carlos Ashley Lawrence Gl Groelt Alfred Patsch Gillespie Co Sheriff and many county roles with multiple individuals in jury, judge, treasurer, commissioner and precinct postings.
A Chicago telegram notes tax talk on bachelors in several nations. Benito Mussolini taxed unmarried Italian men and inspired U S lawmakers. Texas former Rep McLemore once proposed a bachelor tax but abandoned the plan after marriage. Local commentary follows.
In tough times people turn from casual tolerance to moral judgment and vengeance. The piece notes how quiet suspicion of others rises when travel and wealth strain, revealing a surge in religious fervor and a critique of entrenched graft in higher politics.
The piece condemns revered figures now seen as tarnished idols amid a broad critique of elites and taxpayer scrutiny. It laments the public’s wavering belief and calls for renewed fortitude despite disillusionment with leaders. The Democrat, Goahen, tod.
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