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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
2
Berlin doctors warn of a skin ailment called the wireless ear caused by tight earheadsets. They advise listeners to insert linen pads on the earpieces to relieve pressure and improve air passage.
A distressed father confronts his son about gambling bad language drinking and frequent trouble, blaming his sister for influencing him in an incident reported by Cornell Widow.
Mrs. 8. J. Cole returns to her home in Amarillo after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. OC R. Gollihar. The two sisters plan to visit Textine Canyon and relatives before returning home. Mr. Gollihar muffle the clock to sleep as it ticks loudly through the night.
Louise N Price secretary of the camp department notes more than 300 Girl Scout camps operated in summer 1924, up from 48 in 1921. Camp Andree at Briarcliff Manor serves as an experimental station training camp directors and counselors.
A three-quarter inch board with holes allows headless clothespins to form a handy tool rack. Clothespins also serve as makeshift handles for a safety-razor blade used as a scraper, with ends whittled to fit two small blocks held by a screw and thumb nut.
A bureau of standards invention measures seawater conductivity to indicate salinity. The device aims to warn mariners of iceberg proximity, as icebergs dilute nearby salt content, aiding safer sea travel.
Mrs Minnie Kessee wife of Frank Kessee and daughter of Mr and Mrs Charley Jackson died in California Friday June 19. The body was shipped home arriving Wednesday and lay in state at Mrs Maggie Scotts home. Funeral conducted by Elder N C Brown at the Church of Christ and burial followed at Bronte cemetery. Deceased born and raised here leaves husband three children parents grandfather brothers sisters and many friends offer heartfelt sympathy via The Enterprise.
Miss Verna Smith arrived home Wednesday morning after touring North Texas and Oklahoma delivering chalk talks. A Simmons College student at Abilene last year, her lecturer demand kept her away from home. She plans rest before August then Chalk talks at Palo Dura Canyon Encampment near Canyon City. Mr. I B H Davis brought three stalks of cotton to The Enterprise, noting one stalk had twenty squares, one boll half grown, and several blooms. He says he intends to show he has money to lend, not strengthen his credit.
The editorial parsonage family thanks Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hallmark for sending ripe peaches and sharing a taste of home cooked goodness.
B F Brown of Sterling City, district and deputy grandmaster of the Masonic lodge, visited on Wednesday to join the joint installation of Masonic and Eastern Star officers, but rain postponed the ceremonies to a later date.
Mrs EB A Greenrood of Galveston gathers relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs G Woollard for a reunion gathering. The event centers on reaffirming ties and celebrating family connections.
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