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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1975
Page
11
A flood caused by rising water damaged Polly's pointers and shattered the glass in a bookcase. The incident disrupted reading space and prompted cleanup efforts. No injuries reported. Local responders assisted with containment and drying. City officials urged caution during ongoing cleanup.
Dear Polly shares household tips from readers including clearing cloudy glass after flooding with detergent and water, tea leaves in vinegar, kerosene or ammonia as remedies. Also notes on catalogues as sweepstakes bait, homemade garbage mulch, bone broth for dogs, DIY needle threader from copper wire, and using a pastry blender to chop hard boiled eggs.
Reader with hiatal hernia asks for a mild laxative and beverage options. Dr Lamb advises increasing water and bulk, eating smaller multiple meals, and not overusing laxatives. Suggests milk and a weak lemonade, fruits, vegetables, and whole wheat bread. warns that straining affects the heart and hiatal hernia, recommends a home bowel-training program and asks reader to request a constipation report by mail. Also includes a horoscope section with daily notes.
Puzzle style fill in from clues with multiple definitions across a grid. This vintage word list pairs numbers with potential answers and hints like Ready money for cash and Feline animal for cat, creating a cross reference of terms across the page.
A garbled OCR text presents a list of numbered clues and partial terms spanning from 9 to 55 with varied topics. The piece appears as an index or puzzle fragment rather than a complete story, offering items such as Windows 10, Basque, fluids, baking, Swift, and Shakespearean references without a unifying narrative or resolved answers.
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