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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

6

Homey Philosophy for Every Life Stage

The passage reflects on childhood joys, youth’s vision and potential, middle age accomplishment and family duty, and old age repose. It circles through recreation, responsibility, guidance, and the solace of a well spent day as life moves toward a great new world.

Self masters success through inner work and study

A devotional essay argues that individual success rests on self mastery and personal development. It cites Stevenson Emerson and Richard Lloyd Jones to urge constant self assessment, pausing, and stocktaking to improve one’s character. The piece stresses that one must prioritize self improvement to then benefit others.

Stevenson

Meador murder trial set in San Angelo

The murder trial of A. W. Andy Meador for the death of Asa Rawls on a Andrews county ranch May 17, 1922, is scheduled to begin in Tom Green County District Court. A special venire of 100 jurors and 40 to 50 witnesses from Andrews, Dawson, Midland and other South Plains counties have been summoned.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram San Angelo A. W Andy) Meador Asa Rawls Ragsdale Andrews County Tom Green Andrews Dawson Midland South Plains West Texas William Meador Andy Rawls Court of Criminal Appeals Austin Andy Meador Charles E. Dubois Garden City Meeder Dubois Newt Williams Waco Lud Williams Meador London Ola Meador Barstow Ward Glasscock County Tom Green County Damges W. E. Lockhart Tohoka W. A. Anderson

Citizens Military Training Camps Allow 16-Year-Olds in 1923 Entry

Washington issues orders permitting corps area commanders to accept 16 year olds who will be 17 during 1923 for the Basic Red Course. The normal minimum remains 17, but exceptional cases may be admitted if physical, mental, and moral criteria are met and standards are not lowered. The change will affect Eighth Corps Area recruiting.

Texas Oklahoma Colorado Arizona New Mexico Citizens’ Military Training Camp Corps Eighth Corps Fort Sam Houston Adjutant General of the Army Washington, D. C Panaeber War Department Secretary of War

Marriage Joke Sparks Witty Exchange Over Anaesthetic

Mrs Purdy quips about orange blossoms as an anaesthetic after reading reports. Her husband replies with a sharp aside about being unconscious at their wedding. The light exchange reflects playful domestic humor quoted from the era.

Dodson’s Liver Tone Promises Quick Liver Relief

An advertisement extols Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy to replace calomel for liver and bowel cleansing. It promises relief from bilious symptoms, lactic dullness, and constipation, claiming morning after improvements and a money back guarantee. It targets druggists and shoppers with claims of non salivation and suitability for children.

Dodson Fox

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