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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
4
The document records a joint resolution proposing to amend Article XVI to prohibit open saloons and grant the Legislature power to regulate intoxicating liquors including a state monopoly on distilled spirits. It sets election details for August 1985, outlines ballot wording, and appropriates $8,000 for publication and election costs.
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would authorize the Legislature to provide old age assistance up to 15 dollars per month to eligible citizens over 65, with residency and conduct requirements. It calls for federal aid, a $5,000 funding provision, and an August 1985 electior proclamation.
H. J. R. NO. 46 proposes an amendment to Article IV of the Texas Constitution. It authorizes courts with original criminal jurisdiction to suspend imposition or execution of sentence and place the defendant on probation, with reimposition of the sentence under conditions set by the Legislature. The measure calls for election on the question and resolves the action.
Section outlines adding 11A to Article IV enabling Texas courts with criminal jurisdiction to suspend sentences after conviction and place defendants on probation under legislative rules. A special statewide election on the fourth Saturday in August 1935 is set to decide the amendment with pro and con votes listed, governor to issue proclamations and funding of four thousand dollars.
A playful verse notes marriage as a union where the spouse dominates, declaring you become one with her and, unexpectedly, that oneness means you lose your individual self.
Mae West of St Louis writes she dropped from 170 to 160 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She reports higher energy and urges others to try the safe, harmless weight loss remedy with a 4 week bottle.
A family quarrel over delaying a trip for three more dances surfaces in a rural home dialogue. The mother urges heading home while the father resists, arguing for lingering. The exchange reflects small town social life and generational listening.
An advertorial claims kidneys filter acids and wastes through 9 million tiny tubes, warning against irritant drugs and offering Cystex as a guaranteed prescription. It promises new vitality in 48 hours and a one week money back guarantee on return of empty packaging.
A cheeky take on value as audiences pay more to enjoy entertainment. The piece contrasts rising living costs with the comic relief offered by performances and stage shows.
Mrs Robert Hickey of Roseville California says a doctor prescribed Kruschen Salts and she has shed 17 pounds in six weeks. She ignored gossip claiming danger and followed the routine of half a teaspoon in hot water each morning. All druggists carry Kruschen.
A reminiscence asks how many Bowie old-timers recall a time when a brickbat or support from Uncle Sam or others was offered in earlier days. The phrasing hints at a playful or ironic memory of past federal aid or local aid gestures.
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