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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1941
Page
1
The Bronte Enterprise lists M. West as Publisher-Manager and notes its newspaper registration at Bronte Texas. It states subscription rates at 1.00 per year and 1.50 per six months with postal listing from 1918 and con gress act reference.
Dr Harrsion E Howe editor of Industrial and Chemical Engineering argues science can remove economic causes for war. He believes geographic or man made monopolies of raw products that provoked conflicts can be broken by laboratory research workers, citing rubber tires as an example.
A large selection of items deeply discounted to under half price consumption is urged to buyers who must act quickly before stock runs out. All sizes available while supplies last.
A Ro tarian Magazine piece notes that synthetic rubber and camphor reduce dependence on imports, while nitrates from air and other innovations weaken national monopolies. It argues science interlinks economies and nations, offering hope for lessened war incentives if guided by humane leaders.
The State Health Department backs the President in campaigns to curb dangerous accidents. Dr Geo W Cox notes fatal accidents are among Texas top causes of death, with over 4600 deaths last year and many more injuries and days lost from work. Motor vehicle crashes lead fatalities.
An article notes 1807 deaths from accidents and cites falls fires burns and drowning as top causes. It urges personal duty to prevent accidents at home work and on the road, stressing constant caution. It mentions a White House luncheon attendance and contrasts democracy with totalitarianism in mindset.
A football crowd stays in place not for team loyalty but for peanut vendor activity. The seemingly ordinary interruption highlights how a lone seller can command spectator focus during the scoreless periods.
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