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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
3
The piece argues France should repay wartime debts to the United States for munitions and supplies after 1920 cancellations. It notes US terms for rail gear and other goods left in France and cites Prime Minister Leon Blum urging France to address the debt as US Britain favor closer ties.
Mrs L H Caldwell of Statesville North Carolina writes Cardus helped with weakness and nervousness after using it for twenty five years. She read of Cardus in a newspaper and soon felt stronger. Thousands of women testify to benefits though she urges consultation with a physician if no benefit is seen.
A Moscow workers club bought 150 government produced chairs and 46 failed at first use. The factory director and manager were reportedly sentenced to prison, highlighting flaws in a production for use system versus private enterprise outcomes.
Washington reports an agreement between the United States, England, and France to stabilize world currencies at parity, a culmination of 1932 1933 efforts. France proposed devaluing the franc about 30 percent, with England and the US agreeing to support maintaining its gold value, followed by Belgium Switzerland and the rest. Russia offered a million pounds sterling but the move was contested. The deal aims to restore international trade, deter war, and keep gold as the monetary standard while currencies align. The Russian action sparked initial fears of market impact, later attributed to funding needs. The outcome signals strong cross national ties and economic leverage to prevent conflict.
The speaker recalls a moment of final earthly goodbyes and a mother’s prayer as he vows a life with Christ. He describes surrendering to Jesus, looking forward to heaven, and urging all sinners to give their hearts to Jesus. E. E. Smith of San Angelo Texas signs the piece.
The U S Marine Corps Recruiting Office in Dallas Texas is authorized to accept 25 men for enlistment in October with transfers to the Marine Corps Base San Diego for training. Additional vacancies are available for musicians up to age thirty who can read music and play specified instruments.
Mrs. R. L. Jackson of Wingate was a patient in an Abilene hospital for medical treatment last Thursday.
Mrs. W. F. Windham had been at her father W. H. Rodgers bedside for three weeks and departed for home in the Rio Grande Valley.
The passage recalls English writers from Bacon to Pope and Pepys, contrasts their era with modern restrictions like Sunday blue laws, then shifts to memories of a 30th college reunion. It notes enduring values found in hardship, education, and intergenerational efforts, mentioning Ann Catherine and a Texas Centennial event.
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