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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
8
A fragment notes terms for the afterlife or danger with references to Sheol and vaguely to Azis in a modern wording context. The line hints at linguistic contrasts without clear attribution or full sentence structure.
Shabby sales pitch notes that plated rings may not last long and suggests replating options. Conversation hints at a buyer and seller negotiating a price and a possible future replacement if a marriage lasts.
A Texas Democratic stance attacks the Roosevelt administration and New Deal policies as marching toward socialism and communism. The piece cites debt, taxation, and bureaucratic control while endorsing Landon and Knox as defenders of democracy and constitutional rights.
The writer muses on a Berkshire Hill autumn scene as maples blaze scarlet before frost and reflects on a friend Jimmy who quits college to work as a pipe-fitter’s helper earning 18 a week and saving eight, proving his resolve. Also recalls E R Thomas, pioneer of the automobile, who died at 85 after fueling the dream of practical gas cars.
The piece notes haemophilia affecting Alfonso, Count of Covadonga, in New York hospital, with his ex-Queen mother traveling to be with him. It cites Dr. Alexis Carrel’s transfusion work, claiming blood transfusion’s safety and routine use. It also discusses German flying boats Zephyr and Aeolus arriving in New York, and praise for seafaring air routes over the Atlantic.
Ten thousand Lions from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana will attend the Texas Centennial Exposition October 10 to mark Lions International twenty years. Melvin Jones founder will attend as secretary general and the international board will meet outside Chicago for the first time. Governors Allred Futrell Leche Marland will welcome delegates and a Cavalcade of Texas showing is planned.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Weaver of Navasota came to be at the bedside of her father W B Cotton who lies critically ill at their home.
Mr and Mrs L B Jenkins of Guion announce the arrival of a baby girl on September 1 named Vera Mag. Herbert Tuerk underwent a surgery to remove his tonsils Wednesday morning.
Noel Reid comes home Wednesday morning after a period as a patient at the Scott and White sanitarium in Temple. The report notes his discharge and return to his usual residence.
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