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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
8
A cabaret scene teases transformation as a singer vows to become a diva with music from old guitars violins mandolins ukuleles and strings. Cleveland & Son Buy a subscription to The Enterprisé at $1.50 annually.
R J Edwards of San Saba paid $150 for a fine giant Bronze turkey tom from Bird Bros Mayeville Pa. It is the highest price yet paid by a San Saba poultry raiser. Mrs T A Garrett of Richland Springs owns the county’s highest priced turkey at $200. Both are large producers of standard bred white Leghorn chickens.
The William Fox production Dante's Inferno plays at the Hollywood Theatre on January 20 and 21. The film combines a modern plot with Dante's Hell voyage, featuring lakes of fire and sirens, as a millionaire curses his oppressor and is drawn into the infernal journey. Read the Enterprise.
A St Elmo Illinois user, Mrs J W Boyd, endorses Black-Draught after three years of relief from constipation. She cites helping a visiting pastor and claims benefits for liver function, urging use at first signs, noting cost and availability from local druggists.
Justice of the Peace Willingham orders fines for auto license delinquents as traffic officers enforce the law. Delinquents who register before month end avoid fines. By Wednesday, 8855 autos registered for 1925, up from 4379 last year, with about 1000 delinquent. Transfers total 325 vs 1798 last year, and 2878 polls issued, well below potential total.
An eminent scientist predicts there will be nothing left in a century to laugh at, prompting disbelief over future humor and survival amid looming changes.
Cleveland and Son offer a four tube RCA radio set for sale at a low price. It uses no aerial and is advertised as a bargain for quick sale.
A sermon argues that mental attitude cannot cure disease but remains a potent force for good or evil within its sphere. It links attitude to openness to God and spiritual realities, quoting Augustine on willing to be with God and noting only deep thinking leads to divine presence.
The family expresses sincere appreciation for the kind words and sympathy shown during their loss. Ralph Brown and children, C. A. Brown, Mrs. d. Lo Alfred and family, Air. and Murs, J. F. Paxton, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Roberts thank friends for their support and help.
George Arliss stars in a powerful drama at the Queen Theatre for two days starting Monday January 19. Arliss portrays John Arden a man who finds self sacrifice and relief for others amid suffering in a United Artists release praised as a revival of spiritual themes.
A long humorous monologue riffs on life, love, and vanity with digressions about a narrator and his wife or partner. It weaves moral musings with personal quirks and ends with a humorous note on failed resolutions and self awareness. It includes observations on worldliness and a rural setting.
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