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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1923

Page

3

Stearns Seen as Guiding Factor in Coolidge Affairs

Washington observers view Frank W. Stearns Boston merchant and Coolidge confidant as the president’s key adviser. He frequented the executive suite after Coolidge’s accession, arranging access for Justice Sanford and shaping early policy with Massachusetts allies.

Stearns Coolidge Washington, D. C Frank W. Stearns Boston Colonel House Woodrow Wilson Presidential Justice Sanford Supreme Court Boston Merchant Executive Mansion Washington Harding Frank Waterman Provident Institution of Savings Congregationalist Church Chi Psi Fraternity Massachusetts Middlesex Algonquin Brae William M. Butler Venta Daugherty Butler Ron Bay State New England House Gillette Weeks Winslow Greene Treadway Rogers Lodge Senate Congress

Airplane Poultry Quip Sparks Laughs at Market Stall

An amused customer scolds a poultry seller using a joke about airplane chickens. The exchange centers on a complaint about wings without meat, delivered with a punchline that elicits laughter from bystanders.

Rail consolidation debate tests strong and weak lines

The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs grouping financially strong and weak railroads into systems. Strong roads resist acquisitions of weak lines, complicating plans to create efficient nationwide networks. The piece notes Northeast and Southwest examples and cites historical proposals and local commentary.

Agre Interstate Commerce Commission New York Central Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Northeast Congress Mississippi River West Union Pacific Hill Lines Southern Pacific Santa Fe Southwest Gould Frisco Katy Missouri Pacific Walter Splawn

The Bootlegger and His Loyal Network

The piece laments bootleggers as criminals yet notes they attract patrons who support them to perjury and crime. It argues the public enables bootleggers, undermining law and raising questions about who bears greater guilt for illegal activity.

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Yes We Have No Canaries Today

A playful newsboy ditty about a missing song bird and a chase through a flat ends with a jaunty ta da line. The verse uses whimsy to evoke a lighthearted urban snapshot and a refrain about selling through advertising.

Hayes Healing Honey with Grove's Open-Trate Salve

Quick cough relief touted for Hayes Healing Honey with Grove's Open-Trate Salve. The salve is rubbed on the chest and throat of children with colds or croup. The two remedies are sold together in one carton for 35 cents.

Hayes Grove Hayes Healing Honey

Calomel dangers urged over Dodson's Liver Tone

An ad warns calomel sours bile and damages teeth and bones, urging readers to avoid it. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable laxative that quickens relief without salivation, offering a refund and suitability for children.

Dodson

Habitual Laxative Syrup Promoted for Regularity

An advertisement promotes LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN as a prepared Syruphonic laxative for habitual constipation. It claims relief when taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action and regulate bowel movement, noting pleasant taste.

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