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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
2
An old guide extols fall gardens as a healthful supplement to meals, detailing soil prep, crop selection, planting times, and spacing. It covers vegetables suited for cool weather, timing, and basic fertilizer advice to ensure a productive late season harvest.
Miss Virginia Messenger of the Oklahoma A and M College home economics station discusses how fears in children develop from parental behavior and everyday events. The piece also notes tuberculosis spreads quietly, urging family-wide testing and hygiene to prevent infection.
The piece argues that all people are consumers and ultimately pay taxes, whether in business or not. It applies this to the California state sales tax, noting merchants pay tax when buying and passing costs to customers, so the payment scales with purchasing power.
A discussion notes that despite lower living standards, tuberculosis death rates have continued to fall. It questions whether poverty and TB are as linked as once believed and asserts that health education messaging remains essential to counter ongoing health threats.
The community weekly has grown in value as readers seek local news and connections amid dominant city dailies. It argues readers need both local papers and major dailies for a complete picture and predicts expanding audience and influence for weeklies like the Herald Statesman in Missouri.
Attorney discovers lingering laws state by state. Chicago beaches require quarter sleeve swimwear. California hotels ban peeling oranges. Florida forbids hiring a neighbor’s cook. New York balloon descent and paras chute tale. Vancouver restricts bicycle speed. Kansas bans insufficient cuspidors. Nebraska limits women's skirt length. Joliet law incomplete.
The item recalls varied local statutes from states like Massachusetts Wisconsin Idaho and New York. Examples include restrictions on masked balls face powder wearing a bracelet watch on the ankle and rules about dancing steps and gate openings. Some entries mention hunting grasshoppers and public shaving on Sundays.
The Lampasas Record notes a six month White House pace with Roosevelt sending warships to Cuba withdrawing when calm returned accelerating recovery measures including steel and oil work and farmer relief. He signed the lumber code expanded public works funding about 70 million dollars and opened talks on reciprocal tariffs with Latin American nations.
Dr John Levy of Columbia University discusses the homeless boys riding freight trains and newspapers. He notes the lack of point of view in reports but emphasizes social importance and his interviews with wandering youths via Mental Hygiene.
A New York Times report describes youths who left home protesting family life and seeking independence. After months of panhandling and near starvation they remain hopeful yet disheartened about their ability to shape a future. They stay quiet, self reliant, and isolated while authorities push them to move on.
The State Health Department notes relapsing fever in Texas linked to ticks mice or redbugs. It describes symptoms headaches back and limb pains lasting days with relapses, and stresses prevention through sanitation housing personal hygiene and bite avoidance. Proper tick removal tools and careful handling advised to avoid infection.
The Graham Leader notes the newspaper's fifty-eighth year in Graham Texas with stories on city council actions, including a resolution on delinquent taxes, a Comanche County couple wed during weekend, and Austin approval of a sewer system with a Washington-bound recommendation.
Doctors endorse purification as the foundation of health and propose a course of Colomha to cleanse blood by activating liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10 eta and 35 uty packages at all dealers.
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