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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
2
A Michigan county clerk offers “Ten Rules to Insure Happy Married Life” stressing courtship, shared finances, and avoiding boarders. The piece contrasts such rules with a broader reflection on marriage, urging focus on one partner’s depth and shared commitment amid political speculation about Ford’s independent run.
Democrats warn that Ford's promised deeds for the South may draw farmers from the Republicans and risk reshaping party loyalties. He could win favor with farmers, break up the solid South, and leave Coolidge and McAdoo puzzled by the outcome.
Cotton prices show strength with October futures above 30 and December over 29. Industry observers say manufacturers should secure raw supplies now as prices are expected to stay high, benefiting the South and the North.
Investigation shows children in New York are underfed and undersized as parents struggle with high rents. Landlords claim taxation and higher costs, while a broader obligation is urged for the city and white society to ensure child nutrition and opportunity.
The piece surveys famine, drought, and price spikes from Germany to South Africa, linking them to war and chaos. It reflects on philosophical musings about planetary sickness, wary treaties, and a light anecdote about a Derby invitation, before turning to a Financial Review of iron and steel output in September with mixed signals about future demand and production.
A Texas newspaper promotes Tyler Commercial College with mail courses in telegraphy shorthand bookkeeping and more. The piece touts low cost, home study, a refund guarantee, and the option to switch to in person classes, inviting readers to mail the coupon for a 200-page catalog and potential scholarship.
Dundee Parish Council heard that a garret raid uncovered 800 pounds in cash, old Masonic lodge minute books dating 150 years, three guns and ammunition. The lodge.master received custody of the books, an annuity of 45 pounds per year was noted, and a watch plus funds were later returned to the former occupant.
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