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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
9
A guide to making and storing homemade Christmas candy including fondant, coating tips, candy dipping, and several structured recipes. It covers fondant preparation, chocolate coating temperatures, dipping technique, and sweets like fudge, nougats, caramels, jelly squares, and divinity with precise ingredient lists and steps.
Fragmentary notice from Mrs. W. A. Bohlman and children thanking relatives and friends. Expresses deep gratitude and prayerful wishes during a dark hour, with a request for The Enterprise subscription.
The American people ate more turkey on Thanksgiving Day 1936 than ever before. Safeway’s J H Moore reports a supply of 20 million birds ten days before Thanksgiving and buyers seeking 12 to 15 pound turkeys helped sustain a strong drive through December. Chain stores boosted demand with promotions to stabilize prices and aid producers.
A collage of sentiments and light notices. An obituary verse speaks of a young life and heavenly peace, followed by ads for horses and household tips. A joke about teeth and a turkey pricing note punctuate the page, reflecting a rural community column tone.
Kendall Mullin donated thirty one children and youth titles to the Winters Free Library adding a shelf of fresh reads. The list includes Alcott Little Men and Tom Swift along with Boy Scout and adventure titles, enriching the library before Christmas holidays. Thirteen Popular Mechanics volumes were added by Kendall and extra Holland volumes by Mrs E A Meadows.
Austria continues to oppose restoring the Hapsburg dynasty, deeming the move unnecessary amid lingering ruins and political debate. The stance keeps debates alive about national memory, legitimacy, and the role of historic symbols in modern governance.
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