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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
6
The column advises on wedding etiquette choosing a best man, tuxedo wear for formal weddings, meeting outside the home, wrist watches with evening wear, tipping in restaurants, and utensil use for apple sauce. It presents guidance from Miss Flo on etiquette questions and reasonable social expectations.
A Pecos angler rumor describes a fisher ma dislocating a shoulder while recounting a big catch that got away. The tale suggests local excitement over a notable fish story.
Bill Harpan plans a new house with a den on the second floor. Mrs. B remarks he tends to growl about something, making the project a practical joke in the neighborhood.
It discusses how a business builds reputation through square dealing and truthful advertising. Effective, clear ads attract buyers, keep the business before the public, and must be maintained to sustain growth and avoid public forgetfulness.
Henry T. Burnam, assistant electrical engineer at El Paso Electric Railway, found a new career after Navy discharge. Proved war service disability with U.S. help, completed a two year electrical engineering course at University of Arkansas, then trained at El Paso facility and joined the electrical department in 1922. He now enjoys a comfortable home and strong prospects.
The remark notes that a strong argument aims to persuade opposing camps by exposing the other side’s folly, revealing a mutual misunderstanding. It frames disputes as tests of wit rather than paths to truth, emphasizing rhetorical strategy over consensus.
Opinion snippet warns against advertising if owners value their goods through next year. It implies pride in recent merchandise reduces the desire to publicize it. The remark reflects a cautious stance on promotional spending.
Tom Tithers and his bride return from their honeymoon. He insists she buy stockings and lingerie from a mail order house, signaling a sharp turn in their newly married life.
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