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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
7
White Leghorn chicks nine fifty per hundred Anconas eleven Rhode Island Reds and Barred Wyandottes thirteen per hundred. Husky pure bred birds hatched from select eggs. Postage paid and live delivery guaranteed. Rush orders and prompt shipments from Maye's Cash Grocery in Gainesville Texas.
A Pecos Enterprise ad touts Hayes Healing Honey with Grove open-trate salve for chest colds and croup. It claims the salve rubbed on children eases cold symptoms while packaging notes both remedies are boxed together. Aimed at quick cough relief with price listed.
Advertisement offers women a 25 dollar weekly easy job handling cards with spare time. No canvassing or experience required. Instructions request writing immediately and enclosing a stamp for details. Address Elm Service 117 North Dearborn Chicago.
DR. C. T. BERTRAND D. V. S. advertises 5 doses at 1 35 and 50 doses with a 20 percent discount. Orders accepted via Box 1148 El Paso Texas. Includes veterinary vaccine sales targeting horse and cattle owners.
An advertisement touting Laxa ne brom Quin ine tablets asserts the tonic and laxative effects do not affect the head or cause nervousness or head ringing with E W Grove’s signature on the box, highlighting claims of safety and head relief.
Joseph Gurney Cannon born May 7 1886 in Guilford New York was admitted to the Illinois bar in 1858. He served as State's Attorney 27th Judicial District of Illinois from 1861 to 1868 and represented multiple Illinois districts in Congress from 1873 to 1913. He chaired the Committee on Appropriations in several terms and was Speaker of the U S House from 1903 to 1911. He died November 12 1926.
The note recalls Henry W. Grady’s 19th century counsel urging farmers to be self sufficient. He warned that true freedom comes when producers eat from their own fields and sell cotton by choice, not under debt or master’s dictate, able to live and prosper in cash.
Unscrubbed ad copy describes children troubled with worms showing pale color and stomach issues. Promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a regular two to three week treatment to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system, claiming worms will be dispelled and health restored. Pleasant to take at 60 cents per bottle.
A fragment from Pecus Mercantile Co. notes a customer remark about wearing comments on fresh meat. The snippet includes the company name and a numeric tail.
A wandering trombone performer nicknamed Trombone Harry paraded the streets in a straw hat and slicker. His falsetto tunes and signs drew crowds, hinting at a big boss rasen at the movies and driving locals to the Rialto cinema.
New York landlords unveil a space saving design by painting beds on walls, converting living spaces into functional areas. The inventive practice claims to maximize room utility in compact urban dwellings.
A call inviting readers to subscribe to The Enterprise and become part of a growing community. The message emphasizes belonging, support, and ongoing access to local coverage through a paid membership. It frames subscription as joining a larger group with shared interests.
Mrs R E Sankey reports long standing catarrh and a three month cough finally relieved after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy. She endorses the remedies and suggests trying a trial package.
In a courtroom Jimmy blocks the proceedings shouting for justice. The judge demands silence and reminds him he is in a court of law while the spectator insists on action. The fragmented dialogue captures a tense moment in a legal setting.
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