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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
3
A fragmented clipping discusses whiskey distillers promoting moderation. It notes a prominent figure advocating restraint amid rising production and advertising, with references to market dynamics and regulatory concerns. The piece mentions Borders Of Carthage Texas and a Tuesday event.
The article surveys rising violence in Spain and unrest in France as Europe hovers on the edge of upheaval. It notes a split between the nobility and rising peasant or middle classes and mentions a leader’s attempt to restore order amid widespread fear. It also includes a local note about a Dallas weekend trip by Mrs. Carl Henslee and family.
Washington notes three pension plans in play the Townsend plan for 200 monthly grants to all over 60, state aided minimums for the needy over 65 and the Social Security annuity system. Landon endorses state co operation with federal safeguards while labor fearfully debates union rights and government control. Civil service reform and the Robinson Patman Act add to policy scrutiny as wheat shortages loom.
Mrs Cora Sanders of Paragould Arkansas describes regular shaking spells from nervousness. She says after taking Cardui her condition improved, cramps ceased, and she felt much better. Her daughter also recovered using Cardui.
The article discusses how most fleeting pains stem from disturbed nerves and internal organs rather than external injury. It advises examining nearby organs, constipation, and lazy liver as possible sources and suggests hot compresses, liniments, heat, rest, and medical consultation when pain persists or local injury isn’t found.
A vintage ad claims drinking water with meals improves stomach juices and digestion. It promotes Adlerika as a remedy for bloating and gas and asserts one dose cleans out poisons and benefits both upper and lower bowels.
Misses Sara Tom Jones and Orelle Caskey and Sid Caskey of Coleman visited with friends here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs C I Smith announce the birth of a baby boy born on August 61st. The notice states the new arrival and acknowledges the family.
Miss Ha Mae Vinson returns home Thursday from a two month visit with relatives at Morton. She is accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J B Crockett who spent several days visiting in the J W Vinson home.
Bob McMillan had his tonsils removed on Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. R. Hs. Henslee left for a Dallas trip to visit the Centennial. Mrs. Albert Spill and Miss Mildred Spill with Merrick Spill returned from Dallas via Ennis. George Goddard of Ennis joined them on the return. Mrs. Marvin Wills of Lancaster visited Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Joiner. Travis Smith spent early week in Austin for work at the University of Texas.
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