Texans embrace high quality music for cities and towns
The article notes a shift toward better musical entertainments in Texas with towns of two thousand or more hosting high class concerts and cities paying top prices for famed artists. Employers and factories provide lively music to improve worker productivity and morale, while a major newspaper experiments with music in its editorial rooms to boost brain work.
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Texas
Music interest grows in Texas communities
The rise of music records and rolls has increased musical study in Texas. Young people sing beyond the bests, towns boast bands and glee clubs, and radio fuels local talent. Colleges send brass bands and orchestras statewide, boosting public visibility for schools through musical events and community singing conventions gaining popularity.
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Caruso
McCormack
Texas
Jazz and music tastes in a cultured people
The article argues jazz offers relaxation alongside classical music in community events and civic clubs. It asserts a universal love of music signals culture, cautions against degrading taste, and praises disciplined, patient investing over speculative market plays citing Thomas W. Lawson’s life as a cautionary tale.
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Civic Club
The Rostrum: advertise weekly to Pecos shoppers
The piece urges local merchants to use the Enterprise public rostrum to reach Pecos buyers gathered in one place. It emphasizes informing the community about merchandise, prices, and service to grow business and increase sales.
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Pecos
Grow a vine beside the kitchen door
A simple home tip suggests planting a vine along the kitchen door to enhance beauty and create a comforting indoor atmosphere. The advice emphasizes visual appeal and a welcoming feel for house occupants.
Women Earn $10 Daily Selling the Medical Adviser
An advertisement touts a 1008 page cloth bound Medical Adviser with colored plates. Chapters cover Mother and Babe, Nursing, Accidents, First Aid, and sickness guidance. Retail price is $1.00 with a special agent price of 40¢. sales are described as enormous. Medical Press, 653 Washington St., Buffalo, NY.
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Medical Press
Washington St
Buffalo
N. Y
Pecos River Railroad Company to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Pecos River Railroad Company to hold its Annual Meeting of Stockholders at the General Office Pecos Texas on Wednesday May 4 1925 at 12 00 noon for selecting a Board of Directors and for other business. The Directors meeting will follow immediately after at the same location. T H Beauchamp secretary.
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Pecos
The Old Fashioned Way Measuring Cloth by Nose
A grandmother measures cloth the old fashioned way by stretching it from her nose. Her granddaughter imitates by holding a strip of cloth at arm’s length and asking to smell it to judge its length.
Farmer Aligns Planting With Market Demand
The farmer should study the marketing situation for his soil’s products and set his planting program to fit current supply and demand, mirroring a successful manufacturer’s approach to maximize profits.
Idle Tales and Suspicion Warn Against Repeating Rumors
A cautionary note emphasizes that idle tales often stem from suspicion or jealousy of the talebearer and should not be repeated. It urges readers to seek factual information and avoid spreading unverified stories.
Tyler Commercial College Promotes Student Welfare and Training
Tyler Commercial College touts its student welfare program with matron Mrs Pinson ensuring proper boarding home sanitation and food. The college offers 36 courses and free employment services aiming to place students as quickly as possible. The excerpt also notes probate notice in Reeves County Texas for estate of Odola V Hann with executor H G Russell.
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Tyler Commercial College
Pinson
Ochola V. Hann
Odola V. Hann
Reeves County
Texas
Henry Russell
Pecos
Tyler Commercial College Advertisement Claims Paths to Employment
Graduates and students presented with opportunities through the Employment Department and a free 208 page book titled Achieving Success in Business. Fill in and mail the coupon for course details and welfare program. Scholarships available through The Enterprise editor.
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Tyler Commercial College
Colds and Flu Advertised With Groves Bromo Quin ine
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claim to cure colds and grip and influenza. Box features W Grove signature.
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W. Grove
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