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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1975
Page
9
Polly's Pointer reports orange fabric dyeing triggers a visual response as she experiences red tinges while working. The piece notes color perception shifts and practical dyeing considerations for crafters exploring color interactions.
Dear Polly offers dye advice for removing color and creating royal blue, recommends color remover use per fabric weight and proper simmering, plus sending fabric samples to dye firms for color guidance. It also voices a Pet Peeve on oversized sewing thread spools and shares energy savings tips for air conditioning, including attic ventilation, storm windows, filters, and shading to reduce cooling needs.
A reader asks about daily protein needs for children and husband on a tight budget. Dr. Lamb advises 56 grams daily for the 10 to 14 year olds and husband, citing milk and dry milk powder options, plus 100 grams protein per pound raw lean meat and beans as good sources. The page also includes medical notes on high blood pressure medications and a dated horoscope section for June 19, 1975.
June 19 1975 horoscope notes Carnival Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces warned about gossip credits, reliability, and career changes. It asks readers to seek new sources and anticipate yearlong improvements despite slow progress. Also includes a crossword clue list with several partial entries.
A fragmented puzzle lists terms across time periods deserts and gods with clues for words ranging from deserts to Greek dawn goddess and Roman wisdom deity. It mixes food titles and places such as City in Texas and Dodecanese island with clues for primes and scientists.
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