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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
2
A full year’s reading of the Pecos oil field is offered through the Enterprise for a price of two dollars. The deal invites readers to forward the subscription to a friend.
An advertisement warns shoppers to buy only Bayer aspirin with the Bayer name on the package or tablets to ensure genuine, proven relief for colds toothache neuralgia headache and rheumatic pain. It notes twelve tablet packages and bottles of 2 and 100 are sold by druggists and explains aspirin as the trade mark of Bayer.
A vehement statement argues that public opinion should not guide law enforcement. It denounces officials who delay justice, condemns criminal sophistry, and insists that any violator of law, from a plumber to a capitalist, must face punishment and confinement.
Fragmentary rural verse voice warns an anxious man to face danger or risk aging him prematurely. The speaker mocks superstition and urges action despite fear, with rustic dialect and sharp humor.
Federal Prohibition Director David H Morris cites a series of conferences with directors and enforcement officials to tackle bootlegging issues. Topics include rubbing compounds in near beers, Jamaica Ginger limits, and a proposed Bertillon system for tracking violators.
An Irish husband and wife dispute escalates when she hurls a plate at his head. He quips that married life would be better if he’d known it could be this way. The piece contrasts Tolstoi and Jesus with a call to peace amid conflict and warns against flag wavers.
Charles H. Hilles of Cincinnati is described as the baby veteran of the Civil War, ten months younger than W. G. Second of New Rochelle New York. Maj. Blilles will attend the G A R encampment at Des Moines Iowa later this month.
Premier Poincare speaks before the Departmental Republican Press in Paris, defending journalism as a noble profession despite attacks. He warns that abandoning the field ends only in the funeral cave, and asserts journalism upholds human thought and the sovereignty of truth despite risks.
Reports to the United States Department of Agriculture show county extension workers guiding extension clubs that produced 370000 loaves of bread last year. More than 31000 girls learned to bake and judge good bread through these clubs during the year.
Two hundred sixty thousand farm families started a home garden or changed their gardening methods in 1921 after demonstrations by agricultural extension agents. The updates were based on reports to the U S Department of Agriculture.
Hundreds of Artesia residents flock to Lakewood and Lake McMillin as the dam gates close leaving fish stranded in river holes. Carps buffaloe catfish and other species are gathered with hands or nets. Catfish predominate and many fish exceed twenty pounds with several over thirty.
A short note mentions sending an enterprise for $2 to a friend, implying a small transfer or gift. The readable text provides minimal context beyond the transaction reference and recipient.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching. Bleeding piles are relieved constantly from first application and restfulness follows. Price 60.
Train No 91 arrives and No 92 leaves in Mountain Time with schedule times shown. Pecos and Santa Fe line details include daily except Sunday routing and motor car note unclear.
A tonic claims to restore energy by purifying and enriching the blood. It describes iron and quinine suspended in syrup and touts benefits for color, vitality, and resistance to malaria and grip germs, noting it is pleasant enough for children and priced at 60c.
Advertising copy touts Ironized Yeast as a tonic that restores strength fast. It claims improved digestion, appetite, energy, and blood quality, produced by a yeast ironized substance, sold in bottles of 60 tablets for $1.00. Distributed by Atlanta makers and Pecos Drug Company endorses.
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