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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
3
The article urges careful packing to avoid excess baggage and advocates modern trailers or a compact tent for comfort. It stresses essential gear for camping including a camera, fishing tackle, a portable boat, lanterns, knives, and cooking items.
Aboard beliefs argue that fear harms children and hinders happiness. The author condemns adults who frighten youngsters with tales of monsters to secure obedience, citing examples and urging honest explanations and fair punishment instead.
E V Wilcox notes that cooperative cotton grower associations across the cotton states including Missouri have emerged to ensure growers receive the market price for their cotton. He cites classing efforts in Texas and estimates of buyer profits, arguing the cooperatives offer 5 to 6 percent credit and accurate grade information, ending the era of exploitation by merchants and tenants.
A swift exchange in court sees the judge threaten removal for further outbursts as a quick-witted prisoner retorts with a defiant cheer. The moment underscores tension in the Irish rebel trial prompting stern courtroom order.
A 1923 Texas emergency act requires all proclamations and official notices paid from state funds to be published in a designated newspaper. It sets rate caps, authorizes rate schedules, and permits cancellation of contracts for overcharging. The act suspends the three-reading rule and takes effect June 14, 1923.
A poem by Flint Brown in Pep notes a man who rotates through forty nine jobs over forty nine years, fired for working only just enough to get by. It laments the difficulty of finding steady work for those who do not exceed basic expectations and urges steady effort to seize opportunity in factories and all workplaces.
A cartoonish exchange shows a salesman assuring no watered stock and a farmer replying that his next purchase will be able to walk and be watered by himself. The humor hinges on stock wits and self sufficiency in investing matters.
Claim that worms in children cause unhealthy color and stomach disturbance. Advertises Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week remedy to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system. Promises natural worm expulsion and perfect health with regular use at 60 cents per bottle.
The 1922 import value for paper excluding printed matter was 85.9 million dollars, down from 1921 and higher than 1913. Exports for the same paper group were 24.2 million in 1922, down from 1921. Newsprint dominated imports at 1,029,268 short tons valued at 72.35 million, mostly from Canada. Other major imports included paper boards, wrapping paper, and other printing paper.
A fragment notes an individual calling themselves a CPA and claiming poker excellence, with skeptical reference to the person described as a bozo. The text presents a curious reputation claim without verifiable context or corroborating details.
Blythe questions Smyphe about Simpkins new car and possible accidents. Smythe notes Simpkins was seen driving with his wife nearby, sparking gossip about mishaps involving the vehicle.
A box combines Hayes Healing Honey for chest and throat with Grove's Open-Trate Salve for skin treatment to quickly stop a cough from colds and croup. Sold together in one certificate for 55 cents. ask your druggist for Hayes Healing Honey.
The piece argues husbands should resist wives dominating household choices. It claims many men yield to modern gender norms, weakening family life. It urges men to reclaim leadership and restore a disciplined, well organized domestic circle.
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