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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
9
Modern educators advocate a Greek ideal of balance for growth and health in children. Parents must teach nutritious eating, limiting candy and snacks. A varied diet with fresh eggs, cereals, fruits, leafy vegetables, and adequate concentrated foods supports rapid growth, with evaporated milk as a practical, shelf stable option.
A humorous home recipe feature by Mrs WM Post celebrates elevating everyday dinner to a culinary poem. It blends fantasy travel through food with practical Italian Polenta and a lemon almond coffee cake recipe, detailing cheese sauce, batter, and baking steps amid playful asides.
Five years ago cross country by car was risky today five major transcontinental routes link Atlantic to Pacific with parallel regional roads creating eight through routes. Pacific Coast shows a Canada to Mexico highway with two parallel paths for half the distance. Roads connect to national parks monuments lakes and beaches and detailed route maps are available free from the Automobile Club of Southern California.
District Judge Milton J. Helmick in Albuquerque ruled that the 1921 tax code is a statute of limitations preventing the state from collecting delinquent taxes assessed before 1910. The decision sustains the demurrer but finds the pre-1910 taxes barred, noting the act discharges the levy and requires county treasurers to mark such taxes paid.
The Rialto showcases Peter B. Kyne Story of the big open and The Golden Strain as a William Fox Special Production with record houses noted. Monday and Tuesday bring Havoc from the International Stage. Wednesday and Thursday feature Gene Stratton Porter Girl of the Limber Lost. Chip of the Flying U is slated for next week.
A humorous quip about uncles and wills features a line about not seeing a name in a will. The piece notes that ninety two percent of 1925 bridegrooms have already forgotten how to drive with one hand, reflecting playful social commentary.
Instructions for rearing pullets to maximize egg production emphasize open range and proper growth before laying. Close confinement and heat during growth reduce future laying performance. separate pullets from cockerels, provide shade, clean water, and ample protein during growth.
A Cleveland man died without any relatives and his sixteen thousand dollar estate was turned over to the estate. The report notes a profound tragedy as a family disappears from the world, surviving centuries only to pass from life’s picture.
A child asks his father to sign his school report without looking. The mother questions the idea, and the exchange centers on whether a signature can be made accurately without sight. The humor hinges on the father’s challenge and the report signing habit.
A dying man writes a half million dollar bill on a nurse owned bill, a jury upholds it. The poem urges living to give to others, offering simple acts of kindness from a doll that walks to Woolen socks and a friendly smile, reflecting on generosity and world love.
A rattled ride ends badly when Ruth crashes into a tree after Ruth and Johnny share a drive. A judge then sentences a man to 20 years at hard labor, a punishment hoped to deter further crime.
Davidson condemns Jim Ferguson for offering to bet the Governor’s office against the Attorney General job, calling it a reckless public trust breach and a threat to voters. Moody should withdraw to preserve integrity and allow Texans to express preference at the ballot box.
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