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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
3
A brief notice outlines subscription terms with six months at a cash in advance rate and no local take under two cents. It also states any erroneous reflections about individuals, firms, or corporations will be corrected promptly upon notification to the editor.
A columnist notes that steady, repeated effort wins long-term results in daily life and business. It cites small actions, persistent advertising, and consistent behavior as key forces. The piece nods to traffic law enforcement and the idea that the public fringe should be treated as public enemies by industrial news reviewers.
Health officials warn patent medicines make extravagant cure claims and urge buyers to read labels. Inspectors condemned over 80 000 pounds of such drugs last year for untrue value claims and dangerous ingredients. one pill touted thirty seven cures while dinitrophenol risks weight loss. Seek physician advice if health falters.
An article from July 1935 calls a small group of reckless drivers a lunatic fringe responsible for most crashes. It warns speed, passing on hills, weaving, and faulty cars cause fatal and minor accidents, contributing to about 35,000 annual deaths.
Ford presents the 1936 Ford V-8 boasting a longer hood, new grille, larger fenders, and refined appointments. Improvements include easier steering, larger radiator with dual pumps, faster gear shifts, and Ford Super-Safety Brakes. Safety glass is standard, with prices listed for thirteen body types and optional credit terms.
Twelve polling places in Montague county will open 8:15 AM to 6 PM Saturday for the corn hog referendum. Eligible farmers may vote yes or no on a corn hog adjustment program linked to the 1935 plan, with results wired to College Station by Monday noon and to Washington by Tuesday.
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