Think It Over on Pecos Advertising and Leadership
Our frank opinion to Kansas City business leaders is Pecos could have shown life by advertising more. The El Paso trip exposed weak local support. only 14 of 86 businesses advertised in the Enterprise. Readers urge Pecos Chamber of Commerce to mobilize and place a guard to protect visitors from seeing the town’s lack of effort.
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Pecos Seeks Active Music Club To Promote School Arts
A letter laments Pecos music scene dormant since the boom and urges formation of a new music club to inspire students. It notes Toyah and Barstow high school orchestras and a fine Pecos glee club led by Mrs. Lillian Butler, but calls for more instrumental recitals. St. Louis clubs sponsor public school orchestras with 2500 children studying music.
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St. Louis
Fragmentary Report Reflects Family and City Attitudes
A damaged OCR fragment references domestic violence and social judgment, mentioning a husband and wife dynamic and comparing to a Philadelphia city reputation. The text is incomplete and presents conflicting phrases, with unclear subjects and context.
The Old Debate Over Spanking in the Home
The State Press discussion questions the idea of wife beating as a historic discipline within marriage. It notes that while public views shifted, the notion of using the rod to preserve the home persisted in some eras and stresses the historian perspective over propaganda.
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Dallas News
Has American charity been abused in Near East aid debate
Editorial discusses two Red Cross officials who question the Armenian and Greek relief narratives, arguing limited atrocities and urging focus on suffering at home in Temple. It contrasts claims of cruelty abroad with harsh domestic conditions and criticizes American leadership and law enforcement.
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Carroa
What of America editorial indicts democracy under threat
The unsigned editorial What of America published in The Ondre City Star draws nationwide attention. It argues Americans face indictment of their country democracy laws and civilization and calls for strong national resolve amid fear and doubt. The piece notes widespread reaction from ministers letters and republishing across papers.
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Automobile Registration Lists Dominate Dallas Theft Bureau Efforts
Dallas April 27 duplicate lists from the State Highway Department are arriving at the Automobile Theft Bureau at a rate of 65 000 weekly. M Spencer, bureau chief, says the data on about 600 000 Texas automobiles is obtained from the highway department and is used to locate vehicles and owners quickly. The bureau assists Texas Rangers and law enforcement to recover stolen cars for insurers and other parties, without seeking rewards, as part of a broader crackdown on car theft gangs.
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of Justice
State penitentiary manufacturing losses criticized
The Marshall Messenger reports the State Penitentiary Board details losses across cabinet shop cotton mill Rusk box factory machine shop and penitentiary manufacturing totaling over 436 thousand dollars. It notes the cotton mill burned and the box factory sold for under 20 percent of cost and urges a modern printing shop to expose waste.
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Rusk
Piles Cured in Days Promise by PAZO OINTMENT
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching or bleeding piles. Instant relief often follows application and allows restful sleep after the first use.
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