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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
6
A reader puzzle page presents cryptic questions about states and sentences and asks readers to submit answers for credits and a printed honor list. It recalls prior puzzles and lists solutions to puzzles eight through eleven, including items like a stocking and a sequence of animals.
The Department reports little change in most crops since October. Corn forecast up over 5 million bushels could push this year’s harvest to 3,013,390,000, nearly 577 million above last year, while oats and rye lag and potatoes fall short by 108,281,000 bushels. Tobacco rises about 35,000,000 pounds to 1,264,226,000. Sweet potatoes up around 9,223,000 bushels.
The article notes an interesting season ensemble featuring a green suede-finished cloth suit and a frock in flowered crepe de chine. It highlights smart styling and potential trim development, reflecting period fashion focus.
The National Geographic Society Bulletin notes that Greenland paper money uses animal emblems including the eider duck saddle back seal reindeer and polar bear to mark different denominations.
A Pecos Auto Co. advertisement promotes Chamberlain's medicines including cough remedies, tonics for croup and stomach troubles, lams tablets for pains, and Chamberlain's Salve for burns and skin issues. It claims these are essential family medicines offered for five cents alongside battery service.
A fragment lists a dead letter remark and a plumber ad. It mentions W. E. Brack, a plumber, offering to fix a house with a new lavatory, toilet, and hot water, and includes the phone number 73.
A prohibition on airing a Lady Astor speech before the WCTU is upheld as too controversial for broadcasting. The note also mentions Darwin collecting a soil fragment from a wandering bird, which when planted yielded many plants. A Ford-Pecos Battery Co advertises a $13.85 New Williard battery deal.
A block of ad copy extols advertising as the key to volume business and public trust. It urges continuous advertising to keep brands in minds, cites Be cos Auto Co quick battery service, and notes local ads for second hand heaters and stoves. It ends with a quip on Europe and swords.
A doctor misidentifies a young man’s condition amid a lovesick feud over a woman named Mary Toots. The scene highlights mistaken identity and romantic tension in a fragmentary report.
The Pecos Drug Co in Pecos Texas offers Borozone a liquid and powder preparation claimed to purify wounds of infection causing germs and aid healing of multiple wounds. Prices are 60c and 1 20 for liquid and 30c 60c for powder.
Doctors and druggists recommend Calotabs for fast cold relief. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water purports to purge salts and calomel, causing no nausea or appetite loss. By morning the cold is gone and the user may eat normally.
Fragmentary slogan text speaks of protection for family and loved ones. It references fire safety and life protection with unclear branding or context. The line is incomplete and presents no concrete event or identifiable entities.
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