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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1971

Page

10

Dear Helen: Love, jealousy and faith seeking answers

Readers seek guidance on a troubled love triangle, jealousy, and faith. A teen asks whether to reconcile with a partner who flirts and neglects him. The column advises self-respect and choosing healthier relationships. A jealous writer analyzes insecurity and urges self-worth and growth. A 15-year-old asks about faith and church, and the column encourages seeking God anywhere, even on a hilltop.

Helen God S.S

My Little Brother and Two Big Sisters Love and Dilemmas

The writer paints a playful portrait of a mischievous little brother who chips away at her patience yet remains a beloved figure who shares adventures from ferries to roller skates. She also references a boyfriend who swings between breaking up and marriage while a reader question from V.W. prompts a columnist reply on mixed signals.

Joe Larry

Horoscope by Frances Drake for Aries to Cancer signs

The 1971 horoscope section advises Aries to weave together facts and grounded theories for a sturdy daily frame. Taurus enjoys favorable planetary aspects aiding exchanges, learning, art, and conferences. Gemini should prioritize complex business matters over personal needs if required. Cancer notes mild influences but a day with plenty going for those who stay alert.

Frances Drake Aries Taurus Gemini

Today in History and Horoscope Highlights

The item lists historic events on April 16 including Lenin's return to Russia in 1917 and Washington's inauguration in 1789. It also covers 1947 Texas City explosions, 1942 Japanese landing in the Philippines, and other milestones. The piece then presents sun sign passages for Leo through Pisces with brief personality notes and notable births. Wilbur Wright and Charles Chaplin are named as birthdates.

Associated Press Nikolai Lenin Russia George Washington Mount Vernon New York United States Napoleon III Juarez Pacific China Philippine Texas City Tex Cuba Fidel Castro Great Britain West Germany NATO France Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Aquarius Wilbur Wright Charles Chaplin

Most Of Texas Still In Need Of Moisture

TEXAS AID: A statewide drought report from Texas A and M Extension Service cites widespread soil moisture deficits, high winds, dust, and cold nights. Livestock culling rises as pastures dry and hay dwindles. irrigation and preplant activities adapt to regional conditions across Panhandle to South Texas.

College Station Tex Texas John E. Hutchison Texas Agricultural Extension Service Hutchison Panhandle South Plains Far East Texas Upper Gulf Coast Poteet South Texas

Public interest in stock market revival eyed for 1971

AP Business Analyst notes mixed signs of a new issue boom repeating 1968. Private financing gains traction as institutions seek growth funding, while many executives remain unaware of available capital and how to access it, keeping public offerings uncertain.

John Cunniff New York William Wolfson Halle & Stieglitz Inc Nixon Wolfson

Rias BeLIeVe It or Not

Eugene Blahut submits a quirky column fragment titled Kkago II. Likely a humorous item or reader submission with light local flavor. The readable text hints at playful wordplay and a casual tone characteristic of the periodical feature.

Rias

Lincoln Gettysburg Address praised by Everett in contrast

The World Almanac notes that Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was not instantly recognized. Edward Everett, who spoke before Lincoln, told him he wished he could convey the central idea as concisely as Lincoln did in two minutes.

the World Almanac Abraham Lincoln Edward Everett Lincoln

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