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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
3
Bruce Barton reflects on Jesus as a master of modern salesmanship, urging readers to match pace with their audience, align first remarks with their thoughts, and guide them to a sequence of yeses. He cites Jesus inviting fishermen to follow, and warns against detours and quitting when pursuing a worthy life goal.
Pearle Seal Butler recalls a childhood proverb about perseverance linking a distant origin to Rome. The piece reflects on slow travel before modern highways and warns against detours that tempt the inexperienced traveler on a long journey toward a goal.
Kerrville Sun surveys postwar era costs and global tensions. It notes Sino-Japanese frictions in Manchuria and Jehol, warns of world danger, and contrasts wartime debts with pensions since 1899. It cites World War, Civil War, Spanish American War expenses and unrelated Latin American battles as context.
Washington March 1 Roosevelt to begin term with cabinet average age 59.7 years. Full slate includes Hull, Woodin, Dern, Cum mings, Farley, Swanson, Ickes, Wallace, Roper, Perkins. Farley the youngest at 59, Roosevelt 61, others aged 62 to 71. Measles surge in Texas prompts health warning from Dr. John W. Brown with school exclusions and home care guidance.
The University of Texas home economics building will receive a hooked rug made by Mrs J K Siberius of Los Fresnos. County agents report crops and farm crafts thriving from 4-H projects and beef hog butchering demonstrations, turkey eggs sales, and new orchard efforts, with gains in leather from hides and a growing chicken enterprise.
Advertisement notes that soda disturbs digestion and causes gas. It claims Adlarika is hotter and that one dose rids you of bowel poisons. mentions BRUHL DRUGGIST as the seller or contact. The tone imitates a period medical patter with dubious claims.
Physicians claim Calotabs cure colds by breaking up congestion and clearing the lungs. A dose at bedtime with milk or water is said to purge the system overnight. The ad touts Calotabs as a neutral calomel tablet without the unpleasant effects of salts, claiming rapid relief and restored appetite.
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