The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 76, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 4, 1939 Page: 4 of 6
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insurance, the book will add to your joy of living.
Heed the advertisements well. They have a message that will
save you money, conserve your time and patience, richly reward
you and your family.
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A Newspaper Reflects Its Community.
DR. MILES
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tendon Fathers Invent
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cured for Britain the world's long-
distance record of 7,162 miles.
work! for peace,"
plained.
About
Six Per
of<hb
People of Hawaii
are Hawaii—
-rite Rest are.
COMPOSED OF RACES
from All over
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gas bloats you up try Adterikk.
dose usually relieves stomato
pressing on heart. Adlerikalcif
out BOTH upper and lower tom
Klecka’Drug Co., Inc., tod
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harvested later by a person passing
by
"Contrary to popular belief mari-
juana is one of the oldest of drugs.
j Turks before going to
tDhreathe the fumes of
dried marijuana leaves, which they
called ‘hashish.’ The drug gave the
warriors a madness and a desire for
slaughter that made them truly ter-
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wed Marguerite Lawler (right), of California, his former nurse, re-
cently in Europe, it was revealed by the Maharaja. The Maharaja’s
father was forced to abdicate in 1928 when he wed Nancy Ann Miller of
Seattle, after a scandal.
Meyersville. Texas. ■
April 3. 1939,
Danuh-taericaa Village
Awaits Visit Of Royalty
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used for
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of JAPAH, directs
•The De$<iniesoF
O'MORETHAN
250<000<<000
People, and
each MonTH His
EMPIRE EXPANDS
“The Turks would go into battle
crying ‘hashish’ and from this came
the English word ‘assassin’.”
projected were denied by the British
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immediately | banded this year after having se-
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DON’T SLEEP WHEN
GAS PRESSES HF ART
Maharaja and American Bride
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TJUVMOULDN'T
UUM If you
MAD MY
COLD
used Dr. Miles
With better results than
ever hoped for.
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take the
of Dr. Mlles Anti-Pain
They are a sure relief fot
day headaches."
| rah. editor of the Mesa
| Criterion at Grand Junction. Colo..
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Pope Pim Urged
Te Call A World
Peace Conference
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Faculty Told To Keep
Hands Off College Paper
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or sugar
medlcine cabinet and save
Neuritas. Muscular Pains,
self needless suffering.
. At Drug Stores—25c and $1.00.
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enjoyable
for two-thirds of each year, even
in the cold weather states; and
they put to use costly land which
formerly contributed little —to the
pleasures of home life.
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'jW t. ar. .»<! wooM te-w
such terrible UU-
uchrs
a-eocuted wah tee-
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Prescription (see me a fine appetite, «Ankl
mr nerves, and I was relieved of the back-
ache and headache.” Boy of j . ui (1 ni3»* 1
SACRAMENTO. Cal,, April 3.—
(D6}—The tiay Danish-American
settlement ef Solvang, in the heart
of Santa Tote Valley, is preparing to
p«t on it* best bib and * tucker in
anticipatton of the visit of Crown
Prince Frederick and Princess In-
grid of Penmark sanetime in April.
Sufferers from
Neuralgia, Toothache,
Rheumatism.
Muscular, Pains,
That was the advice
members by two 19 year old
evenly! home grounds.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. Millie Jacob.
TUESDAY, AFBUA
! tion is a good example
cepted American style.
< variations of it are possible, bu?
all should provide the direct rela-
tionship between the living apart-
ments of the house, and the ‘‘out-
; door living room.” This private
garden should always be screened
j with fence, hedge or shrubbery
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u • 1 am sure we can . eusny undey-
t r,.:ul« i>~ * 11stand how such mistakes could oc-
--— i cur and that is only fair to the boys
who took part in the contests that
they receive credit where it is due.
Another thing, however, that the
people of the Meyersville commu-
nity cannot so well understand is
he w the Record could figure that the {
events of the Literary meet were al-
most evenly divided.
Ten rural schools enter fourteen
events. Of these one school takes
seven first places and ties for first
and second in the eighth event and
has besides these places two sec-
onds and two thirds in the remain-
ing events. We feel that the places
An accepted style of small home to the yard,
in’the rural meet were just as un- garden design has been developed in'yard, where the
evenly divided, if not more so as i America during the last decade. Like
those of the independent school, most American ideas it is useful
There were only four schools com- and practical, as well as sound from garden, communicating directly with
pleting while in the rural meet there the artistic point of view.
Vere at least ten. Yet your paper It might be described
talks about Cuero’s
victory, but in the rural meet you enjoyment the whole
say the places were almost evenly ' Home grounds. It creates
divided. - . door department of the home.
When the house is pl______J
layout is considered with reference
Sciatica,
Neuritis,
odlc Pains, write that they - have
AnU-Paln Pill,
they had
especially the back
private garden
naturally must be made A terrace is
often provided overlooking this
j with fence, hedge or shrubbery
border to provide privacy for the
family, and background for the
j garden picture. It may be improved
i in any fashion, formal or informal,
I depending on size, surroundings and
' the taste of the owner.
The manner in which a vegetable
plot may be worked into the gener-
al design is, illustrated. Here leaf
vegetables for the bowl salad,
greens and carrots for the children,
and other table varieties of a qual-
ity impossible to obtain in the mar-
kets may be grown, in surprtatiuu
quantity. Decorative planttogs
flowers are made in the borders
surrounding the lawn.
While the perfect relationship be-
' tween indoor and outdoor living
rooms is not always possible in aid
houses, the new ideas may be carried
j out with some adjustmenta I They
: have demonstrated their value
i making home life more r-*3
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editors who attended the recent 17th 'an<^ filtered air coming
annual Rocky Mountain Inter-col- "" "
legiate Press association
tion in Salt Lake City.
They were Miss Genevieve Dar-
If necessary to sow when
temperatures are higher, place the
seed between moist cloths and store
for several days on ice. Dry the
surface of the seed before sowing.
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Modern plant foods are quick
acting, and are available to plants
before the weather warms up. The
best time to feed perennials is in the
early spring, annuals,when they are
Well fed in the beginning,
will soon become sturdy
i enough to forage more effectively
LONDON, April 4 —(INS)—With
the idea of protecting their chil- I
dren from gas attack during war- j
time, two London fathers have in-1
vented a gas-proof baby carriage.
They claim it solves the problem
of protection babies in the event of
air-raids.
One pull of a lever converts the
ordinary peace-time baby carriage
into a gas-proof shelter—complete
with air pumps and filtering ap-
paratus.
Nine months old Beryl Freed was
the inspiration jrt the invention.
Edward Freed, her father, w’as de-
termined to assure her safety during
wartime.
With his brother. K. L. F. Freed,
who also has a young child, he built
a baby carriage consisting
outer and inner case.
Alkaline Medication"
That’s what modem doctors bay.
1 That’s what Alka-Seltzer is. In-
stead at being adminstered in
two disagreeable doses, Alka-
Seltzer furnishes this medica-
ton in c pl_t drink.
If you ever used anything more
effective then Alka-Seltzer for
Adi Indigestion, Headache,
Muscular, Rheumatic and Sci-
atic Pains, we will refund the
money you paid for your first
. package.
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stere, at the
Soda feaataia,
Md la 3M md
H to* peckacea far
; lever is pulled and the child lying in Range Development Unit
-jlthe inner casing is j—I >
—“Hands off the college newspaper” within a gasproof metal cylinder.
That was the advice to faculty! She is visable to her ' mother
girl1 through a window and breathes pure
; through
of thej best results.
Countless American
wives would no more
keeping house without Dr. Miles
Anti-Pain Pilis than without flour
Keep a package in your
your-
Perf-
Voelkel had to jump off the tie for j Following example of his father, Maharaja Yeshwant (left) of Indore,
second and third. It is here where
I Voelkel jumped 5’ 1 1-2” for second.
I giving Roggenkamp third. Edgar of
i Meyersville had taken fourth before ’
I this.
i Mistake number two was in the
I rural boys relay. There was no thjrd
place since there were only three
teams running.
All in all. Lindenau won four first
places. Meyersville one and Davy |
one. ' - ■
In scoring all places with their Typical Example of
points 5-3-2-1. Lindenau won first; Accepted Garden Style
Meyersville. second; and Cabeza
third.
I am sure we efin easily
becoming
Montana, law i
enforcement officers say.
Defendants in drug traffic cases
equalled the number pleading guilty
to violation of the law against sell-
ing liquor to Indians in federal
court here recently.
“The insidiousness of marijuana."
Walter Carroll of the Bureau of
Criminal Identification at Great
Falls, points out, “lies in the fact
that it does not have to be grown
as a crop. It can be grown in a
prison yard on a railroad right-of-
uThe » year aid settlement of toe way *Jn'ost unnoticed After being
Danish-Americans has grown /rcm:?pread ground, it can be
three otginal settlers who sought '
the peace and quiet of toe Santa
* Yhea Valley to a community of
Mee, depending upon Constable
Alsn^lCrabb and deputy Sheriff J.
Boss, who supervise toe entire Santa
Ynes Valley, for police protection.
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'Make This Check-Up
LONDON. April 3.—(INS)—A plea
to Pope Plus XII to inaugurate his
reign by calling a World Peace Con-
ference was made today by George
Lansbury. Grand-Old-Man of the
British Labor Party and interna-
tional pacifist.
As a direct result of the broad-
cast appeal for peace made by the
Pontiff on the day following his
election, Lansbury has sent a letter
to toe Holy Father suggesting he
should call together leaders of the
Christendom and Judaism to hold
the conference at Jerusalem this
Lansbury suggests the Pope should
place before toe religious leaders a
declaration outlawing war.
In his letter to the Pope he refers
to his plea for peace to all na-
tions, and sgye:
“Will your Holiness kindly bear
with me while I make an appeal to
you to carry yoUr message of love,
peace and goodwill a step farther.
“I have met face to face most of
the leading statesmen of the world.
Each one of these great men ac-
knowledged that unless the present
anns race and reliance on brute
force » ended the result will be uni-
versal destruction--no victors, all
will be vanquished.”
■ George Lansbury hit the front
pages of the world’s press last year
when he made a grand tour of toe i
totalitarian countries to gain a closer
insight into toe dictators’ methods.
He toured toe United States and
Intel viewed President Roosevelt on
toe question of Jhiropean peace.
*T believe toe conference would
awaken toe consciences of people
throughout toe world, and that there
would be such a surge of opinion
against war that men's minds would
be turned away from toe inevRabil-
. ity of a war which can only end in
barbarism, and that they would set
about toe task of reconstructing toe
Lansbury
College J carriage.
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Growing Montana Menacei^“^^^V“^’iT?-——
| lication of Western State Teachers’1 a temperature of 60 to 65 de-
GREAT FALLS. Mont., April 3.— !<,
muuL., nniii v. College^ at Gunnison. Colo.
(INS)—Marijuana is
growing menace in
for themselves.
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All legumes, including lupins and
i sweet .peas as well as garden peas,
do better when inoculated with
one of the preparations which help
them secrete nitrogen from the soil.
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Asparagus beds started from seed
will begin producing well almost as
soon as a bed started from roots.
A bed in rich, dtep soil will last a
lifetime.
Rev. I. N. Demy Sayi
I have found nothing in
past 20 years that can
place of Dr. Mlles
Pills.
the living room. This garden en-
trance to the home is quite in con-
kitchen
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^-•hn'.n also.
■ athletics.
In rural junior boy's broad jump
I your paper stated that Cabeza. H.
j T Voelkel took first. Roggenkamp
i of Lindenau. second. Schrade of
I Meyersville third. and Lyssey of
| Lindenau. fourth.
: The real results were as follows:
I Schrade of Meyersville. first; Voel-
I kel of Cabeza. second: Roggen-
' kamp of Lindenau. third, and Edgar
• of Meyersville. fourth. The report on
j this may have been a little confus-
! ing. Schrade was the only one to
jump 4’ 8 ". Then Roggenkamp and
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The Police Siren means “Look Out!”
And so doe* Nature's signalMhead-
gches, biliousness, bad breath, which
are often symptoms of constipation.
Don’t neglect your sluggish bowels,
tor a.host of constipation’s other
lObr 18111111 Is may result; such as,
sour stomach, loss of appetite or
snergy, mental dullness.
Heip.yoor lasy bowels with sptey,
ALL vegetable BLACK-DRAUGHT.
Aets gently, promptly, thoroughly,
by simple directions.
BLACK-DRAUGHT’S principal in-
gredient is an “intestinal tonic-
laxative.’’ It helps impart tone to
laay bowel muscles. Next time,
try this time-tested producti (adv.)
Yet your paper It might be described as a me-
overwhelming thod of equipping for family use and trast to the old-fashioned
area of the door, from which one entered the
an out- back yard to hang up clothes; so the
(private garden becomes a center for
planned its the family’s outdoor life.
’ ' ;1 The layout shown in the ilhistra-j
Nathan OrliknfT (right). who killer! a prowler in a knife duel tn pro-
tect a 16-y< ar-old girl f mm ’attack, is pictured after he was arraigned
on a homicide charge in New York. Although hi< attorney termed him
“gallant,” and his action “commendable,” Oriikml was held jn < l.Ouu bail
i Cuero Record.
I Cuero. Texas.
i Gentlemen:
There seem to have been several
! mistakes in the results of the rural
I ;rack meet. I am sure they were '
handed in wrong. I am notifying Mr. j
as he was director of j
grees.
a | “After all. it’s the students' pa- |
i per and they ought to have the say i
about it,” the girl editors said in a
joint statement. “We welcome ad-
vice from the faculty. but don’t
want to be hampered by their ultra-
conservatism.”
DROP DISTANCE FLIGHT
LONDON.— (INS.i—The British
government at least for the time be-
ing. has definitely decided not to
stAe any further long-range
flights. Reports that a non-stop
flight from England to Australia by
a formation of R.A.F. planes was
On the first warning of danger a! Air Ministry.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 3 —(INS) ithe. inner casin8 is
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Putman, Harry C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 76, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 4, 1939, newspaper, April 4, 1939; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1357914/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.