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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
2
Radio column guidance directs readers to send all communications to The Radio Editor at Pecos Enterprise in Pecos Texas. The note specifies submission routing for radio related content and indicates the newspaper office for correspondence.
Program guide outlines daily 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. slots with market quotes from New York New Orleans and Chicago, weather and cotton region bulletins, livestock and grain reports, Dow Jones style outlooks, and Fort Worth baseball scores plus Texas League details. Weekend changes note interdenominational Sunday lesson review and church services.
Kruse, technical editor of QST, argues that US static mainly originates in the Mexican mountains and that Missouri has no static. He describes severe Gulf of Mexico conditions, with high power stations and repeated signals, making reception on land difficult for operators aboard ships and in shortwave stations.
In a Belton courtroom tale, X. B. Saunders defends amid a heated judge clash. The judge fines Saunders for contempt, Saunders mocks the penalty, audience roars, and the defense wins as friendship restores, reflecting a bygone era of cordial courtroom decorum.
E K Hall argues that prosperous utilities are not at the public's expense but are essential to community wealth. He notes the mismatch between pride in prosperous industries and utilities and the belief that utilities prosper at public cost, insisting public welfare rises with utility success.
A humorous riff on the press and editors versus doctors, arguing editors are uniquely blamed for errors while doctors escape. It mocks the publishing profession and its perceived power, noting editors must be born, not made, and comparing consequences for their actions.
The item notes that ladies calling cards are neatly printed at the office.
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable liquid that starts the liver like calomel without causing sickness or salivation. It claims calomel may weaken and nauseate, while Dodson's Liver Tone costs a few cents for a large bottle and requires no salts. Drugstore claim assures money back if it does not act better than calomel.
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