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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
4
A playful exchange highlights memory of historic dates. The dialogue centers on recall of significant events and contrasts male and female perspectives on remembering them.
A Japanese social affairs study shows child workers under fifteen fell from 6,088 in 1918 to 3,840 in 1922, a 36 percent drop. Coal mines saw a 16 percent decrease, metal mines a 77 percent fall for boys and 88 percent for girls, with fatalities in metal mines dropping from over 3,000 to about 440.
An old dispute about regional speech flares again as a Wilmington journal cites Julian Street's Richmond tale. Street described a hostess saying you all to him, arguing the phrase targets a single person while including others. The piece notes regional misunderstanding and persisting use.
A fragmentary exchange describes a boy weighing use of a string and yards of twine in a curious, improvised scenario. The text hints at practical mischief or inventive problem solving in a small setting.
On Ban day March 16 at 2:00 p m the union of Alvio Hilboa of Robert Lee and Virgie Williams of this place joined two old county families. Rev W E Anderson of Bronte spoke the words. the couple’s relatives and a few of the bride’s friends attended. Mrs Williams is the groom’s mother’s daughter. the bride is praised as Christian, homemaker and admired by neighbors. The ceremony followed by remarks from Rev Anderson and a modest reception.
A partial text fragment mentions national organizations and extended weekly activities gaining popularity. Details are unclear, but references indicate evolving accommodations and ongoing organizational involvement.
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