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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
2
Public notice lists weekly advertising rates for Winters Texas single column ads at thirty cents per issue and ten cents per line per issue. It also states a yearly subscription price of $1.50 and notes the item is entered at the Winters post office as second class mail matter.
A playful caption notes a newspaper trend of using bold type to attract readers. The item praises the simple motto Say it with type and suggests merchants benefit from frequent eye catching display.
Treasury Department talks in Washington focus on making the dollar bill last longer. Similar discussions occur at home as experts debate currency longevity and the life cycle of the fisen unit.
The article extols a remarkable bed that even a president cannot escape. It promises unmatched comfort after a day of duties and cautions that the old bed slips into an undefined period, awaiting Coolidge’s return from Swampscott and his exacting routine.
A fashion piece notes 66 shades in stockings worn by girls this season. Men observe mostly flesh colors, suggesting differences lie in complexions they match. The piece highlights how the average man may not know such variety exists.
A student notes nature's paradoxes such as yellow butter from white milk of a black cow and black berries appearing red when green, illustrating how natural processes defy simple expectations.
Fragmentary lines discuss road conditions and fears of many deaths from poor maintenance. References to highways, fines, and enforcement hint at varied approaches to improving safety without detailing concrete plans or outcomes.
The issue of owning a home confronts young people with rising pressure as economic factors, housing costs, and future security intersect. Experts warn that delayed milestones shape personal finances, while policy proposals seek steadier paths to entry.
The passage argues that owning a home is achievable with decision and resolve. It emphasizes that home ownership boosts self respect and motivates other ventures. It states that choosing to own a home is a crucial early decision for a young man after securing work and a life partner.
The Ince First National drama Playing with Souls plays the Queen Theatre on Monday and Tuesday, August 24 and 25, a story of a crumbling family and a son drawn to Paris nightlife. It follows a millionaire father and frivolous mother as their neglected son drifts toward danger before family unity is restored. The film features elaborate Paris settings by The Thomas H. Ince Corporation. Also notes Miss Fred Bridwell recovering well after surgery at the local sanitarium.
For sale baby chicks from Winters Hatchery. Custom hatch available. Call for details and availability.
JT announces purchase of a new rew binder and will cut rew material for the public. Contact M. C. Odell at phone 1212 for details or participation.
A brief note highlights viewing or recommending films featuring Jacqueline Logan and Clive Brook. It suggests enjoying quality cinema and implies availability or screenings.
Harmony area residents share visits and church events. Mrs. Henry Carrington and child visited Winters. Miss Muta Yeager returned from Merkel. Bryant Bishop and Edgar Branham families attended gatherings in Winters and Harmony. Rev. H H Stephens and J Slith missed sermons, with Rev. Saunders from Austin serving. Alma England of San Antonio and sister Mrs Webb of Port Arthur visit Mollie England. J D Pitcock and family left Tulsa after weeks with Couplands.
An advertisement extols Magic Cleanser as a universal bath and skin cure from Winters Texas. It promises healing for dandruff hair growth skin sores and eye irritation and recommends it as a shaving soap and teeth cleaner. A testimonial from J I Guffey and J Wyatt claims cure of facial skin cancer using the product.
Mr and Mrs T N Hutchinson announce the birth of a son on Tuesday August 18. Both mother and child are reported doing nicely. Nell Whitesides of Graham visits her aunt Mrs T B Poe. Several relatives from Lometa Brady and Washington DC visit or stay with local families during the week.
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