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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1936
Page
8
Bruce Barton reflects on how young critics spark change yet fade as they enter adulthood. He notes a cycle where protest leads to jobs, marriage, and eventual assimilation into steady governance, preserving balance in office and business.
Students picketed a university campus with fiery banners in protest. The narrator recalls the scene as lively and tense, with no clear memory of the exact grievance.
Austin reports about 45 000 vacationing cars from outside Texas enter monthly to cover around 540 miles in the state. One car in seven seeks help at 13 information huts while 1 600 cars stop weekly at border stations. Centennial festivities attract visitors, with many delaying trips to fall. California leads outside states except Louisiana, Oklahoma and New Mexico in visiting motorists.
Dallas hosts Cavalcade of Texas at the Texas Centennial Central Exposition grounds drawing the largest crowds among ground concessions. Visitors include Las Cruces N M residents Mrs Warren Gray and sisters Mrs Parsons and families who stayed with Mr and Mrs Latham.
Mary Holmes recounts a threatening encounter with Vogel after claiming she lied to protect Jerry. She reveals she is not married and asserts her truth, while a lawyer questions whether publishing the story serves the public interest amid doubts among the press.
Two young men and three young women may earn a share of tuition by working in the college office. Excellent prep for good positions at reduced cost. More calls than openings. First come, first served. Clip and mail today to Draughon’s College Abilene Texas for full particulars.
Mrs. H. F. Orton and her children Billie Hugh and Peggy visit the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hall in Browne wood.
A fragment ends with a taunt about strength and destruction amid a sports or debate context. The quote hints at confidence and intimidation, with the speaker addressing an audience of boys and promising continuation in the next issue.
Thousands of men and women turn to Black Draught for relief from constipation and dull feelings. J Lester Roberson of Martinsville Virginia endorses it as economical, purely vegetable, and highly effective after using it for constipation.
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