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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
3
Winters Enterprise Hill and Hall publishers listed. Post office entry shows Winters Texas designation as second class mail matter.
Scientists debate if brain size correlates with intellect. An Aleutian elder’s skull at 2005 cm3 is compared to Daniel Webster 2000 cm3 and Urgenieff 2030 cm3. Bismarck, La Fontaine, Beethoven, Kant noted for large heads. Size alone not sole predictor of brilliance.
Matthew S. Sloan of Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines urged a state sponsored drive to develop Texas industry. As a guest columnist in the Dallas Times Herald he argued Texas can build on agricultural and cattle strength to become an industrial empire.
An advertisement from Smith Drug Co. urges sleeping on the left side may affect the heart and promotes Adlerika as a remedy for gas. It claims one dose releases poisons and relieves pressure to help sleep through the night.
Texas legislator George Moffett argues Amendment No 6 would balance representation by geography and population in redistricting. He warns without it rural counties lose influence as population concentrates in cities like Dallas and Harris counties, urging adoption to prevent city dominance.
A collage of advice on footwear urges brisk barefoot or low heel walking to protect the arches while claiming spike heels drain resistance. It also reports a Texas political note warning that if a redistricting amendment fails, Dallas and Harris counties could gain 14 percent of the lower house, risking future opportunities for reform.
A fragment notes residents claiming others should be elsewhere, prompting discussion about belonging and local norms within the community. The short item hints at social tension without detailing individuals or events.
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