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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1940
Page
8
Reliable figures show two thirds have defective vision and urges eye examinations for the family this week. Dr. T J Connors, registered optometrist, invites consultations on Tuesdays and Fridays at the Llano Building with a friendly, nontechnical pitch.
The article recounts the Monroe Doctrine as announced by President Monroe in 1823, with J Reuben Clark Jr adding commentary. It outlines five core principles barring European colonization and interference in the Americas, noninterference with existing colonies, and the policy of hemispheric separation, noting historical precedents and later interpretations.
The passage argues the Doctrine is solely U S policy, with Washington alone defining violations and responses. It asserts America's willingness to spend treasure and lives, protecting Latin America while opposing European imperialism.
A Corsicana farmers column answers common pecan and walnut questions. It discusses when trees bear, differences between seedling and budded stock, best timing for budding, how attention and cultivation affect growth, tap roots versus feeder roots, soil and rainfall effects on variety, and clarifies what constitutes an improved budded black walnut versus a true papershell.
College Station reports guidance from Grace J. Neely on better canning in dry years. She advises looser packs and longer precooking for vegetables and emphasizes canning vegetables in prime producing periods. The article notes strong demand for walnut timber and nuts and counters the idea that nut trees are slow growers, citing rapid growth with good soil and care.
State Health Officer Dr. Geo W. Cox warns of increased firework hazards and accidents during the Independence Day observance. He notes auto crashes drownings and injuries, urges stricter local ordinances, and emphasizes seeking immediate medical care for powder burns with tetanus serum.
The Texas Fire Insurance Commissioner warns fire departments nationwide to assess resources for wartime industrial risks. He urges inspections of large warehouses and adherence to fire prevention basics such as reducing burnable material and using fire walls, doors, and sprinklers backed by water supplies.
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