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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1970
Page
6
Dear Polly offers several economical copper cleaning tips including hot soapy water with salt and lemon, tomato ketchup for tarnish, vinegar and salt rubs, and a burn removal method using catsup and steel wool. Readers share quick fixes for brass and matched knotting questions for pearl restringing.
The page outlines daily horoscope guidance by zodiac sign for June 4 1970 with advice on Aries through Pisces. It notes personal strengths such as adaptability and suggests careers like writer or artist. It also promotes a paid personal forecast offer from Pecos Enterprise and closes with a New Guinea snail invasion report.
Readers seek guidance on chronic parental arguing and deaf wake-up challenges. Helen advises a planned disappearance from the scene during fights and suggests practical steps, including a vibrotactile alarm aid and cautious romantic entanglements. A Calcutta thief writes his crime and is arrested after publishing a story.
A Cotton Crusaders Style Show at the First Christian Church showcased cotton and summer attire with more than forty garments in under an hour. The event featured Wanda Passmore’s group, Mar gie Duke as commentator, and Dixie Burkholder coordinating quick model changes. The column also notes June weddings, a busy bridal month, and reflections on population census figures and a nostalgia piece about language shifts.
On June 4 in history multiple events shaped the world. Midway began in 1942 marking Japan’s first decisive naval defeat while 1905 saw the US conclude a peace treaty with Tripoli. Belgium crowned its first king in 1831 and Henry Ford made a notable Detroit car drive in 1896.
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