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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a blend of liquids tablets and salve for colds, mentions speed remedies and a dubious exchange about payment in nickels. Several garbled names appear, with no clear events or identifiable persons.
The San Angelo exclusive ladies hat and hosiery shop run by Ph McClain, located on South Chadbourne Street two blocks south of American Cafe, announces new sales and highlights McClain's long ties to Lamesa and V. O. Key. The piece urges local readers to visit the shop as business rebounds.
A discussion on the purpose of agriculture and industry in Texas communities. The text explores how farm produce affects market prices and employment, noting average plant size and wages, local material usage, and the broader impact on collective wellbeing. It questions governance of power and civic action to aid communities.
The piece presents Thomas Arkle Clark, dean of men at the University of Illinois, as a figure shrouded in scholarly intrigue whose public and private roles intersect within campus life. It analyzes his influence on student conduct and university policy in a historical context.
A reminiscence on mysteries, illusions, and the urge to know. The narrator recalls card tricks, magic, and the illusion of insight, noting how secrets emerge when people reveal what they’ve learned. An older reflection from 1931 by the Western Newspaper Union.
A courtroom scene shows Judge asking Rastus to plead and the defendant insisting he has not stolen anything before. The exchange highlights a not guilty stance amid a cautious legal proceeding.
A garbled text fragment discusses Texas topics and asks about state knowledge. It references educators, industries, and societal concerns but contains many unreadable portions and stray phrases. The piece lacks clear events, dates, or named individuals to anchor a full summary.
Mrs Dorothy Coffeen discusses how adults mislead kids with harmless deceptions. A mother on a car lies about stops to keep son Dickie quiet, illustrating the blurred line between truth and white lies in child perception. The piece argues children judge truth by behavior, not color or intent.
Western Dry Cleaners in San Angelo shows rapid growth by advertising and hiring extra staff after opening at 5% North Chadbourne Street. The shop emphasizes first class service in cleaning pressing and repairs and urges readers to try their work.
A brief comic exchange from The Pathfinder shows Mrs Nayber asking about garden success and Mrs Nexdore replying she gained dresses a hat and shoes from Tom for letting him golf instead of work. The item captures a light local humor tone and social interaction.
A club waiter announces a woman outside claiming her husband promised to return early that night. The scene includes a rising chorus and the phrase Excuse me, gentlemen.
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