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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1971
Page
4
A call to readers invites children to write letters to Santa for printing in the Pecos Enterprise. Instructions emphasize neat penmanship with a black pen or felt-tip marker to aid the near sighted Santa.
The Jordan family describes life with Jimmy a ten year old retarded boy. Doctors revealed he is mongoloid with IQ 50 to 60. He attends church with family and plays with his siblings while his parents emphasize normalcy and inclusion.
A chilled tomato boat stuffed with Norway sardines provides a high protein low calorie bite inspired by Nordic tradition. Tomatoes are hollowed filled with pulp mayo salt and pepper then topped with several sardines and garnished with parsley lettuce and cucumber. Serve cold for muggy days.
Dr. Vernon M. Smith of the University of Maryland warns aspirin can severely impair blood platelets and cause serious bleeding beyond stomach irritation. He notes aspirin may poison platelets, leading to widespread GI tract bleeding and potential clotting issues.
A reflective Christmas meditation contrasts the nativity scene with current world sin. It urges readers to open their hearts, share Christ’s mercy, and replace inward “no vacancy” with welcome and faith in Him. The piece links Bethlehem’s night to modern spiritual vacancy and invites personal renewal.
A column of quick Christmas tips and reader questions. The piece opens with a 22 year family tradition of a reindeer bank, followed by advice on glue removal from needlepoint, dishware depressions, repurposing cardboard tubes for light strings, storing cosmetics, tagging gifts, and packing gifts in a green bag for easier handling. Additional notes cover decals on kids’ furniture, removing stickers from wood, and complaints about overhyped magazines.
A Swedish government survey finds three quarters of Swedes ages 15 to 74 live in households with access to a car. Among married men or women with children under 18 the share rises to 93 percent.
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