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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
2
A brief flag day observance note recalls the 1777 continental congress design by Betsy Ross for the national colors. It urges public display and contemplation of the flag honoring homeland and freedoms with prayers and gratitude.
The passage urges residents to act for the common good, balancing personal rights with others’ rights. It emphasizes citizens must contribute their best efforts to the town and consider the community alongside self. It stresses duty, respect, and civic responsibility as key to a healthy community.
The passage urges citizens to advance community interests through lawful means, tying collective progress to personal benefit and urging readers to define themselves as good citizens through responsible action. It frames citizenship as an ethical, communal responsibility.
The piece notes many people living past 80 or 90 in the era and cites examples including a 101 year old New York business man and a 107 year old Mrs Mary Paige of Joliet who remains active. It contrasts desires for longer life with waning companionship and mentions Chauncey M Depew as an exception at 91 in forming new attachments.
An hour of cleaning transforms a junk yard look into beauty and joy, turning a tin can pile by the back gate from unbecoming to neat. Tidying the yard strengthens the shoulders and makes Winters a more attractive place to live.
A story notes Orneittle Dakota where German police dogs are raised and shipped nationwide. Nearly 100000 dollars worth of pups were sent last year to almost every state. The report adds that two or three farmers are involved.
Scientists question if men grow more womanish as bobbed hair rises in fashion. They note increased resemblance between sexes yet state no woman imitates male baldness, maintaining distinct hairstyles.
Drasco welcomed a wedding as Mr Rural Woodpin and Miss Johnnie Patterson tied the knot Sunday evening at the Patterson home. Rev Riddle of the Baptist church performed the ceremony with many friends in attendance.
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A lighthearted note highlights how June brides dominate press notices, yet acknowledges that the presence of bridegrooms completes the social celebration. The item plays on the seasonal wedding spotlight and the role of partners in ceremonies.
The Harmony area reports multiple visits from residents and relatives including Mr. Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Sears, and Mrs. Gearheart. Rev. John Bishop preached in Abilene style, weddings occur with Druset Boynton and Jim Berry, and Edgar Hall visited from Lubbock. Ice cold M system bottled drinks are advertised.
15000 to 20000 Porto Rico and Dooley potato slips for sale by J. D. Harrison in Guion Texas. Admirers of General Pershing hope he becomes Ambassador to France, believed welcome in peace as he was in war.
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