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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
8
A dated call to study a progressive trade at Dallas Vocational School located in the Chamber of Commerce Building. It promises a well paying job and advancement after a few months of study at low cost, inviting readers to write for details.
The listing notes upcoming screenings led by Douglas MacLean in The Hottentot on September 19 and 21 22, Peter Pan on September 21 22, Shirley Mason in My Husbands Wives on September 23 24, The Man Who Fights Alone with Wm Farnum on September 25, Beyond the Border with Harry Carey on September 26, The Signal Tower on September 28 29, The Painted Lady on September 30, and previews Baree Son of Ka Zan The Yankee Consul and Manhandled with Gloria Swanson.
Santa Ana Cal September 9 A known writer and humorist Thos E Picktrel claims new discoveries in evolution proving humans descend from lower animals. He attacks Darwin Darrow and Huxley asserting language and idioms reveal animal origins and mocks scientific consensus with a barrage of metaphor laden statements. The Enterprise offers Te per pound for clean white rags.
The text describes personality tendencies for people born September 20 to 26. It notes beauty interest, critical analysis tendencies, restless intellect, and potential careers. It suggests self study to overcome faults and mentions both men and women achieving prominence in various intellectual and artistic fields.
Miss Birdie Gail Bell celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday with friends hosting a lively party. Mrs. Frank Joplin organized the event with games, ice cream, and cookies, and Birdie Gail received many gifts from a large group of guests.
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