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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1923
Page
7
A Nashville Watchman Magazine critique warns that modern life worships noise, drowning God’s voice. Albert Rowell laments city clamor from trains to parades and urges retreat to nature for quiet communion with the Maker.
A moral exhortation urging society to return to religious and family foundations. It argues nations rise or fall with faith in God and calls for selfless service, honest leaders, and courage in public life. The piece ends with a plea to families to dedicate children to God, country, and flag.
All communications concerning radio should be addressed to The Radio Editor at the Pecos Enterprise in Petos, Texas.
WBAP Fort Worth daily features list eight hours of market news from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. including cotton and grain quotations, U S time ticks, market closes, cattle and grain markets, produce, and a Saturday only review. Weather, bulletins, and a nightly concert follow. Central Standard Time.
A Sheldon Iowa column argues that local newspaper advertising benefits merchants and the public. It asserts advertised goods are cheaper due to higher production and ensures honest pricing and quality. Thoughtful local ads build trade, raise real estate values, and reflect mutual benefit, while evasive merchants lose public trust.
A burglar, just acquitted by a lawyer, thanks the attorney and hints he will visit. The lawyer cautions to come in the daytime. The exchange reflects relief and lingering caution after the case.
In a brisk exchange, Jones asks about ambition and Bones replies that his goal is to be as good as the man his wife says she could have married if not for him. The remark hints at a strained past and shifting self image.
A humorous diner exchange features a diner customer doubting a dish and a young waitress affirming it is indeed chicken, with quick banter reflecting diner banter. The brief dialogue captures a slice of everyday scene and character.
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