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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
6
Radio column readers are instructed to send all communications to The Radio Editor at the Pecos Enterprise in Pecos Texas. The note specifies the address for correspondence about radio coverage and column submissions.
Radio guide lists daily openings for cotton grain quotes by markets in New York New Orleans Chicago and Fort Worth. Includes weather forecasts bullion outlooks and sports scores with Texas League Fort Worth game details and a weekly church service and religious lesson schedule.
Practical fixes for common radio issues. Steps include varying grid leak and grid condenser to stop clicking, checking for loose connections to cure a steady motor-like sound, mounting vibrating tubes on felt, reducing filament current to stop crackling on coupling, inspecting antenna grounding if signals cut in and out, shielding the panel and grounding to quiet howling when tuning.
The essay argues goats pay for themselves through milk with far less feed than cows. It notes goats fit small quarters and produce fresh milk twice daily, gestation in five months, and potential profits from dairy goats or sale of male kids. It contrasts with cows and urges recognition of goats in farming economies.
Mrs. W. B. Doak writes from Clifton Station Virginia noting Nominee as a grand champion in multiple milk goat fairs. The column reflects ongoing pride in Shorthorns and local enthusiasm for dairy show results.
The article lists U.S. presidents and notes their education levels. Washington and several early leaders are described as self educated, while others are college graduates or have elementary schooling, with many later presidents following college paths. The text intermixes proper names and garbled letters, presenting a typographic snapshot of an education survey.
An advertisement for Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas urges prospective students to investigate in person before enrolling. It highlights courses in bookkeeping shorthand typewriting business administration finance cotton classing telegraphy radio penmanship and civil service, noting mail instruction and a free catalogue.
Blonde Bess quips that Labor Day marks the last picnic day of the year and predicts sardines will be eaten indoors from now on. The remark reflects a humorous take on seasonal changes and urban dining.
A Nation's Business vignette by Fred Kelly recounts two humor pieces. An old man complains after a sold out circus seats and a shopkeeper explains hat size guessing with a punchline about a husband trusting his wife.
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