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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1936

Page

3

Record of Supreme Court review of Congress over the years

A reflection on how often the Supreme Court has upheld or struck down acts of Congress across administrations from Lincoln to the present. The piece notes a long history of deference to Congress, with only a handful of reversals, and discusses constitutional power, federal structure, and the people’s right to alter the government as outlined in the Constitution.

Supreme Court Congress David Lawrence United States Republic Lincoln Grant Woodrow Wilson Mr. McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Johnson Harding Coolidge Cleveland Taft Benjamin Harrison

Early breakthroughs in anesthesia reshaped dental care

A historical note recounts Horace Wells discovering nitrous oxide's pain relief in 1844 and W T G Morton showing ether anesthesia in 1846, transforming surgery and dentistry from brutal methods to pain free procedures. It mentions old practice of pulling teeth and the evolution toward painless operations.

Horace Wells W. T. G. Morton

Smith Speech Triggers Democratic Party Split Debate

Washington observers dissect Alfred E. Smith Liberty League address as a potential wedge dividing the Democratic Party. Roosevelt is expected to be renominated, while Smith supporters may bolt or form a third ticket. South leaders like Governor Allen and Governor Talmadge surface as central figures in the dissent plan. The Townsend Plan movement appears to have faded, leaving questions on how far anti Roosevelt efforts can go without derailing renomination.

Washington Alfred E. Smith Liberty League Roosevelt Jouett Shouse South Allen Louisiana Mr. Roosevelt Talmadge Georgia Democratic Party al Smith Townsend Dr. Townsend

Hartman’s Solution Freely Shared Ends Painful Dentistry

After two decades of research the formula is released to the world rather than patented. Thousands of dentists adopted the new Hartman’s Solution the day it was published, and although dentist visits remain unpleasant, the procedure reduces pain and makes painless dentistry largely a reality.

Hartman

Townsend Plan Politics Stirs Capital Hill Debate

The Townsend Old Age Plan loses momentum as Congress critiques its cost and reach. A California representative proposes a $50 monthly pension for all aged, while lawmakers consider Social Security tweaks to raise benefits earlier. Tax shifts loom with potential excise taxes, higher inheritance, corporation, and income taxes. Farm relief remains unsettled with existing AAA contracts likely paid and 400 to 500 million yearly for new land leases.

Gress John S. MacGroarty California Congress AAA

Play at Wilmeth presents Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost

Wilmeth Home Demonstration club stages a three act play Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost Saturday at 7 30 pm at Wilmeth Baptist Church No admission charged and all are invited cast includes Aunt Samanthy Simpkins Mrs W E Long Serena Simpkins and others for wholesome entertainment

Wilmeth Home Aunt Samanthy Wilmeth Baptist Church Aunt Samanthy Simpkins W. E. Long Serena Simpkins Bill Kornegay Sophie Simpkins Claude Mills Polly Pain King Barker Annie Ambrose J. M. Adams Blanche Bowers Ralph Burns Lucien Littlefield Blair Boswell Lee Burns Frank Fairfield Lawrence Lovewell J. W. Dixon Buddy Baskins Lewis Berryman

Clarence Spill Heads to College Station on Business

Clarence Spill departed Tuesday for College Station on a business trip to meet with local executives and discuss upcoming project opportunities.

Clarence Spill College Station

Sleep Soundly With Left Side Claimed Gas Relief Ad

Advertisement claims sleeping on the left side affects the heart and gas while promoting Adlerika as a remedy. One dose allegedly purges poisons and relieves stomach gas to help sleep through the night, with Smith Drug Company listed.

Smith Drug Company

Pink Eye Contagious Disease in Cattle and Sheep

The disease is spread by contact and affects cattle more than sheep with white faces most susceptible. Early symptoms include watering eyes and pink to red eyeballs. severe cases may rupture the eyeball forming Cancer Eye. Vaccination with Keratitis Mixed Bacteria and strict sanitation prevent outbreaks. vaccine costs ten cents per dose and the program uses 5 cc or 10 cc injections with 48 hour intervals for affected animals.

Stokes Couple Announce Birth of Daughter Doris Arline

Mr and Mrs R L Stokes formerly of this city now of Lubbock announce the arrival of a daughter born last Sunday named Doris Arline. Mrs Stokes and baby are reported to be doing nicely.

R. L. Stokes Lubbock Doris Arline

Texas trench silos store feed amid record drought era

Extension Service official Jack Shelton reports 1 700 trench silos on farms plus 1 745 more from prior years, filled from a bountiful feed crop. Silos protect dairy herds and beef stock from deterioration storms fires or rats, acting as insurance with no premium. An estimated 134 975 cattle are on feed across Texas this winter.

College ” Station Jack Shelton Extension Service Shelton Texas

Burton and Forbus Travel to Hot Springs for Business

E Burton and Owen Forbus left last Saturday for Hot Springs where Mr Burton will attend to business interests.

E. “Burton Owen Forbus S R Springs Mr. Burton Iteresta

No Dues No Assessme No Examination for All Nationalities

Men and Women of all nationalities from 16 to 69 may join. Pays $25 weekly accident and hospital benefits. Includes farmers' and automobile clauses. Covers fractured and dislocated injuries and ailments like appendicitis, diphtheria, whooping cough, meningitis. Company 49 years old, paid out $21,000,000. On state supervision. Agent in town and community wanted. Write for particulars, enclose stamp. Address Agent Box 6 Bradshaw Texas.

Ponesi Pupuraon Sn Bradshaw Texas

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