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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
2
Published at Winters Texas weekly rate card lists 30 cents per inch and 10 cents per line per issue with yearly subscription at $1.50. A post office entry notes campaign rackety talk and a collection of proverbs about critics, hunger, and breaking in.
The second radio world's fair will be staged in New York City during the third week of September. Authorities estimate apparatus on display at ten million dollars, about double the 1024 show, with attendance exceeding 250000. The event features 225 manufacturers including 60 leading European, South American and Oriental firms, underscoring rapid radio progress.
The Treasury Department pinpoints over 8000 misers in the country though their number is small next to the many spendthrifts. The piece defines a miser as one who hoards money and argues they cause little harm while urging them to stay within their mode.
A brief exhortation uses the postage stamp as a model of persistence urging steady focus on one goal until it is reached. The metaphor promotes consistent effort and determination in pursuing outcomes.
Milton Sills appears as a war blinded veteran in I Want My Man co starring Doris Kenyon at the Queen Theatre for a two day run on August 31 and September 11. The drama portrays postwar society’s pursuit of pleasure and the clash with heritage set against Sills powerful performance and solid direction.
The piece contrasts long-held French land stewardship with American families moving repeatedly. It suggests enduring attachment to a single patch of soil is rare for Americans, even among French lineages, noting centuries of continuity in France versus shorter generational ties in the United States.
Edna Pauline McCreery died at the family home in Harmony last Saturday August 22 at 9 a m. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Pinson of Abilene and burial followed at Winters cemetery at 6 30 p m. She was born in Lampasas county and moved to this county eleven years ago living in Harmony until death. Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs M McCreery three brothers and three sisters. The family receives extended sympathy from friends and local business owners who were preparing holiday merchandise in Dallas arbe.
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