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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
1
Published at Winters Texas for weekly issues advertising rates listed by column inch per issue Readers per line per issue 10 cents subscription yearly 1 50 Entered at Winters Post Office as second class mail matter
Charles Lindbergh emerges as a pivotal figure in American aviation, praised for restoring public confidence after a string of failed summer flights. Backed by the Guggenheim Fund, he travels the country to fly, lecture, and advance aviation research, earning trust to keep the field in focus.
Start your Christmas shopping with the reminder that Christmastide is approaching soon. Consider gifting ideas and timely purchases to ensure delivery before celebrations.
It is almost here with traditional sentiments and practical demands. Urging early shopping helps overworked salespeople and mail carriers and others. When time allows, shoppers can choose better for the holiday celebration, avoiding last minute rushes.
The only violinist-turned speaker Nicholas Longworth asks Congress to deliver a substantial tax reduction before Christmas. He imagines himself as Santa Claus in the role, bringing relief to the public.
The passage recalls the once popular Sunday buggy ride and its romantic thrill for maidens, noting its decline as pictures shift to other days and modernity. It mentions buggies used in movie scenes and the shift away from that novelty enjoyed by millions of girls in earlier times.
Producer Henry Hobart presents The Crystal Cup at Queen Theatre Monday and Tuesday December 5 and 6. He argues simple plots heighten drama, focusing on a few fully developed characters. Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall lead in this Gertrude Atherton adaptation about a young woman scarred by a past shock and her subsequent overcoming.
A reflective note on how American sports promotion spends vast sums on horse racing and prize fighting, suggesting money incentives may erode genuine play and enjoyment. The piece questions whether society loses the intrinsic spirit of sport amid commercial gain.
Hopeless division among three major farm organizations over relief and disposition of Muscle Shoals signals a likely split before Congress convenes. The rift centers on two key agricultural issues, threatening unified action in the new session.
Mercy calls the roll for the Red Cross urging gifts to combat hunger, support the despairing, and rescue the dying. A one dollar donation engraves the giver on a scroll naming those who love their fellow men and pledges aid to the needy.
Industry output fell to eight thousand buggies last year after more than twenty thousand were built the year before. The piece notes a shrinking domestic buggy industry and signals broader market changes.
A playful tale contrasts a boy seeking to fly solo with dangers of road hogging drivers. It notes there are just over 21 million autos in the nation and raises the question of how many pedestrians remain uncounted.
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