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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
4
New York reports upbeat housing sentiment across buyers sellers and lenders. A Michigan survey shows 49 percent see it as a good time to buy while starts hit a February record of 2.68 million. Lenders offer 95 percent mortgages up to 30000 with broadly accessible terms amid higher rates and steady savings.
The quirky 1966 note recalls Bernard McKlosky, a female impersonator for the Norwalk vice squad, being carried away by a giant sparrow in a moonlit night as Perry Snell questions what those nights will be without Ber ne.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions Extra Strength 60-Ct, unclear product purpose. Summary focuses on a pill bottle style label with dosage note, but text lacks complete details to identify brand, usage, or claims.
Doctor explains cholesterol gallstones and bile flow, noting that stones in the gallbladder or common duct can cause pain and jaundice. Most cases require surgical removal when symptoms persist, though rare dissolution attempts exist. Two doctors opinions advised before any operation.
Texas farmers expect about 125000 acres of soybeans in 1972 with U S production seen up about 4 percent to 45 million acres nationwide. If yields meet the current average the 1972 crop could top last year by roughly 30 million bushels while supplies remain tight into the next year and a half.
A nostalgic look at old Texas beliefs about illness from viruses to germ theories. The piece recalls frontier medicine, reliance on home remedies, and the social hush surrounding prescription whiskey and narcotics as well as the stubborn distrust of doctors and the enduring role of community care.
Texans in politics notes a shift as the May 6 primary nears with growing 18 to 21 year old voter energy led by college students. Officials warn historic registration lapses and weak campaigns left Texas with 3.77 million registered on January 31, only 48 percent of qualified voters.
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