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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
3
The Free Lance editorial asserts that John’s final conviction is love as life’s supreme aim. It argues that kindness, forgiveness, and love heal discontent and conflict, opening new paths in work and relationships, and even transforming encounters with rivals and strangers. Love is presented as a magical, divine principle.
Dear Miss Flo answers etiquette queries on ordering at dinner should a lady select from the menu or defer to the gentleman. It advises that a gentleman may suggest dishes, and a lady may choose. it covers music requests, thanking behavior, and appropriate dress for business settings. It also notes hostess conduct when guests depart.
Rialto management announces a big entertainment showing this Saturday in Pecos. The feature is The Flaming Forties starring Harry Carey with Hunt Stromberg directing for a new company. Carey is expected to appear in six Westerns, with Flaming Forties the first to reach Pecos, shown at popular prices.
A dated exchange contrasts a young man seeking marital wisdom with an old bird’s blunt counsel. He urges giving a wife full salary every payday and letting her impose an allowance, arguing it saves time and trouble.
Hunt Stromberg of Big Western Pictures is noted as a specialty director in connection with a collaboration or project. This brief item highlights Stromberg's role and the studio's involvement.
An exchange between Lazy Larry and Zeke centers on promoting land. Larry declines, arguing promotion requires motion and is not for him.
A veteran flapper voices old fashioned resolve amid witty office chatter. Her quoted line hints at a defiant mood while readers are invited to reassess the headline. The piece juxtaposes retro charm with contemporary workplace humor.
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