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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
1
Friday issue locality advert rate card lists single column inch cost 30c per line per issue and yearly subscription 1.50 indicating Winters Texas post office second class mail classification for publication circulation planning
A Dallas News State Press editorial salutes readers who choose to subscribe, noting women especially see ads as value. It argues a paper’s cost is minor next to the content and ads, citing The Dallas Morning News as example and claiming subscribers save through timely ads and newspaper access.
The passage argues that women recognize the worth of advertisements just as dealers do. It implies that those who avoid advertising or reading ads miss their benefits, contrasting readers with nonreaders and nonadvertisers with those who see the payoffs.
Physicians who study nerves warn that needless worry causes many mental ills. People weaken themselves by fretting over trivial troubles while animals sleep soundly. Humans overthink about small financial concerns and ruin their health by overanalyzing.
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A prominent doctor urges two days of bed rest at a steady temperature with plenty of water and light meals. The piece notes Europe faces an influenza epidemic and suggests calm not panic while stressing attention to colds.
A daily paper notes the Volstead act as a reason for many autos on the road and jokes that without Prohibition there would be more reckless driving and scarce hospital capacity. The comment reflects a tongue in cheek view of Prohibition's impact on car usage.
Seventeen year old swimmer George Young confronts fame after Catalina channel feats. With a $25,000 prize and rising opportunities, he must navigate the challenge of turning success into sustained wealth while managing intense public attention.
The passage denounces muckraking and despoilers who attack Washington Gladstone and other prominent figures, profiting from malicious gossip. It condemns the ungracious act and warns it will not benefit the culprits.
A youth confessed to stealing 230 cars in the past year. The note includes light local social items noting Mr and Mrs Sim C Saylors of Snyder visiting relatives in town and Johnnie Robinson from Abilene spending the weekend with Raymond Lloyd. The piece ends with a light entertainment line about laughter and health.
The district court in Ballinger completed its spring criminal docket with 25 cases. The last defendant, O L Chapmond of Winters, was fined 76 dollars and jailed five days for driving while intoxicated. Several cases were continued or dismissed, four pleas of guilty entered, and one defendant given three years in the penitentiary. Judge Woodward left for Coleman but will return to complete work next week.
The text notes that no newspaper man has confirmed making a billion dollar cash offer for Ford stock. It emphasizes the lack of identified source and suggests uncertainty about the bid. No named parties or exact dates are provided.
Messrs Lyle Deffebach Bert E Low John Q McAdams and Carl Henslee attended the State Bankers Association in Fort Worth this week. Mr Henslee visited friends and relatives in Farmersville while absent.
Miss Arlys Carter of Killeen is visiting this week at the home of her sister, Mrs. C. R. Robertson.
E M Shepperd came back from Bes t on Tuesday after spending the weekend with his family. Eat the best. That's Veri-Best.
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