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One operator is away tending a sick mother at the bedside and another has suffered flu all week leaving the staff short. No further explanation is available this time.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
4
One operator is away tending a sick mother at the bedside and another has suffered flu all week leaving the staff short. No further explanation is available this time.
The El Paso Times editorial argues Klan members should be unmasked and publicly listed. It likens night shirt parades to ghost dances and urges stern public action to curb Ku Klux activity while maintaining faith in laws and government.
A state bill would compel all secret orders to disclose local membership to the county clerk and public inspection. The Ku Klux Klan is singled out as the only known secret order concealing members, with discussion about objections from other orders and a mason noting his long ties to York and Scottish rites. The column then condemns student pranks at Pecos High School causing property damage, urging students to aid in apprehending culprits and stressing civic duties.
The article outlines curriculum changes after the first term. U S History changes to civics focusing on government and towns. Advance Physiology and Hygiene replaces Physical Geography, with geography topics moved to different courses. Economics, Trigonometry replace solid Geometry. The aim is easier courses and a half credit without final exams.
Fragmentary notes describe a French Army lead in Germany and a claimed one day cure with a bromquinine laxative product named W. Gron. The readable fragment hints at medical claims and signature box details.
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