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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1975
Page
6
Erma Bombeck writes in breezy, humorous tone about weather talk. The columnist admits confusion over weather terms while poking fun at meteorologists and the complex maps they use. Her light satire ends with a jab at the technical talk.
Beta Sigma Phi members met March 3 at Mrs. J B Exum's home to finalize plans for a Spring Style Show on March 15 at 2 p.m. in the community center banquet room. Local merchants will supply clothing and accessories. tickets cost 2 dollars with 25 door prizes offered.
Ann Landers answers readers on yo-yo world records parenting marijuana decriminalization and dating tips. Letters from Lexington Kentucky Sunrise Florida Vienna Virginia and Elgin Illinois discuss stunts, eating disorders, birth outcomes, and teen substance use with practical guidance and a call for responsible behavior.
Pecos Junior High band students assist peers in making music with standing left to right Tammy Hibbens Cynthia Levario Lena Levario Eddie Fuentes Christine Bates helping Beverly Lopez.
The family of Descom Goodrich thanks friends and relatives for acts of kindness and sympathy during John William Ivy's recent loss. They acknowledge Rev. Leslie Smith and those who provided meals and comfort, expressing deep appreciation and a blessing to all who supported them.
Mary Ann Weinacht led a Wednesday program for The Twentieth Century Club on March 5, sharing slides of local wildflowers. Guests included Marion Russell, David Hess, J. Robert Scott, W. J. Zeman and Don Weinacht, with hostesses Millie Stillwell and Margie Mayfield.
A clothing specialist warns of unusually tight cotton supplies as demand grows, signaling potential difficulty for consumers seeking cotton items in College Station.
Marlene Odle of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes a one third cut in cotton acreage from the National Cotton Council. Large mill inventories and lower raw cotton prices reduce profitability versus other crops like wheat, with foreign buyers canceling orders, risking an under supply unless demand rises.
Alton Blakeslee and Brian Sullivan explain how newborns begin breathing and how adults and children experience recurring respiratory infections. The piece notes that upper airways drive many pediatric visits, estimates eight to nine infections annually for a healthy under five, and up to eight colds yearly for under fours, totaling about one billion colds nationwide.
A discussion of how viruses cause colds, the mixed findings on risk from living with children, and the debate over chilly conditions. It notes two million annual tonsillectomies in the U S and ties tonsils and adenoids to antibody formation, previewing tooth decay next.
A pound jar of honey yields one and one third cups according to the measurement note. The detail notes sweetness density and volume conversion for kitchen use.
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