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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
7
Richard Lloyd Jones emphasizes concentration on a single goal as essential to success. He argues talent proves itself only when applied, knowledge becomes action, and persistence turns effort into achievement. He urges choosing a purpose, sticking to it, and enduring hindrances to reach meaningful work.
Aleda answers questions on whether a young woman may invite a gentleman into her home after a date. The key rule is the hour of the visit, with guidelines: nine thirty to eleven is acceptable for entry if the couple is home early, but after eleven is not. The column notes a typical calling end time between seven thirty and eleven.
Health tips cover splinter removal with soap hot water and flame sterilization then pincers if needed. Poison ivy advice warns of variable reactions and suggests boric acid wash zinc ointment lime water carbolized vaseline and vinegar penny washes. Cramp relief notes digestion cold water caution and home remedies hot-water bottle ginger syrup and soda mint.
A letter asks who furnishes the lunch when a young woman is invited to a picnic. The writer notes the gentleman usually supplies, but suggests the lady offer to contribute. She also seeks guidance on responding to an invitation and whether to attend social events with a friend.
The text offers nightly eyelash care with a small yellow vase product to boost growth and beauty, plus dust cleaning using a paint brush in crevices. It then mentions preteens and advises brushing twice daily and massaging the scalp with the balls of the Boars to stimulate circulation and new hair growth.
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