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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1961
Page
9
The community prepares for a parade where riding clubs from the area may participate and compete for cash prizes. School bands and other entrants are invited to join the procession, with a second prize promised to top entries and floats expected to appear.
Winters Post 9193 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary announce Memorial Day services on Sunday May 28 at 2 p m. including graveside rites for Dick Williams and flag placements on veteran graves prior to the service. D W Giles Post Past, H K Flathmann chaplain, Miss Newell Fisher president Auxiliary, and Mrs W L Collins Auxiliary chaplain will participate. Public invited.
A seasoned critic argues that a good writer captures truth long sought by readers, translating vague feelings into clear, compelling prose. The remark highlights the writer’s craft of clarity, voice, and resonance with audiences.
Water line from Winters City Lake to the Atlas missile site east of town nears completion. The U S Air Force will use the line and build its own purification system at the base. Cost exceeds 17000 paid by the Air Force. water 30 cents per thousand gallons with a monthly minimum. Daily needs are about 14000 gallons with peak 15 gallons per minute.
A proverb suggesting promptness and forthrightness are valued in men and women. It frames truthfulness and quick action as core virtues, reflecting a blunter social ethic in practical interactions.
A brief health note says a pinch of salt makes egg whites whip faster. An obituary style aside mentions leukemia cancer rising among men over 60 and notes large ACS research funding for this still fatal disease. A personal reflection ends with a critique of a know-it-all husband and a comic jab at domestic life.
The March Readers Digest notes a sharp rise in venereal disease after years of decline with increases up to 200 percent in cities like Boston, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Washington. D.C. New Orleans reports an 818 percent jump in four years as wonder drugs lose effectiveness.
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