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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1972
Page
6
Reader credits Dr Lawrence E Lamb with saving his life after a melanoma on the back was caught early following his suggestion to read about moles in the column. The note urges prompt medical attention for enlarging or irritated moles and discusses safe positioning of unconscious patients during emergencies.
The page presents a daily astrological outlook by Frances Drake for each zodiac sign from Aries through Sagittarius. It highlights peak ingenuity for Aries, momentum for Taurus, experimental caution for Gemini, detailed planning for Cancer, teamwork for Leo, composure for Virgo, productive Libra, careful Scorpion planning, and vigilance against lethargy for Sagittarius.
Daily star advice for Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces sign readers includes handling unexpected situations with calm, capitalizing on artistry, and avoiding impulsiveness. Notes the born today section highlighting Woodrow Wilson and the call for a detailed personal forecast with mail order health wealth love and marriage guidance.
The item combines a quiz style note on the 1964 Alaska earthquake rating and a zebra color question. It lists crossword like clues with across and down entries covering cooking, geometry, animals, and grammar plus various abbreviations and culinary terms.
A column of reader tips covers wool allergy fixes such as substituting cotton flannel linings and iron on tapes for boots. Other notes suggest removing ink marks on aluminum siding, coupon packaging annoyances, using blower hand dryers to dry umbrellas, trash bag liners in carts, and threading hooks through button holes to protect buttons.
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