Doolittle’s Sea to Sea Flight Foreshadows Future Travel
A 1942 reminiscence recalls Lieutenant James H. Doolittle flying from Atlantic to Pacific in 21 hours 18 minutes with layovers in San Antonio. The author muses that even grand feats will seem ordinary in time, imagining future sky routes and the sky as a vast ocean liner and a path for daily life.
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James H. Doolittle
Pablo Beach
San Diego
Calif
Doolittle
San Antonio
Texas
Grandfather
New York
Buffalo
Columbus
de Witt Clinton
Santa Maria
Beauty Queen Mary Campbell Cooks Ham and Cabbage
Mary Katherine Campbell of Columbus Ohio crowned Queen of American Beauty 1922 at Atlantic City She stands 5 ft 5 in and 133 pounds and enjoys swimming dancing and helping in the kitchen Judges praise her tall proportional figure and clear face noting the Gibson Girl era has faded She expects marriage years away despite seven proposals
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mary Katherine Campbell
Columbus
Ohio
Mary
Miss Campbell
Herman R. Campbell
Coles Phillips
Gibson
Flo Ziegield
Mary Pickford
Our Collegiate Icemen Reflect Shifting View Of Colleges
The article argues colleges nationwide reach new prosperity as their role broadens beyond traditional academia. It cites Yale Princeton Wellesley Union Penn Vassar Dartmouth and other schools with rising enrollment. It asserts graduates enter varied fields and emphasize practical worth over classical prestige.
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Yale
Princeton
Wellesley
Union
Penn- Vassar
Dartmouth
Supreme Bench Names Utah Senator as Associate Justice
Former Senator George Sunderland of Utah is chosen as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court to replace Justice J H Clarke.
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George Sunderland
Utah
U. S. Supreme Court
J. H. Clarke
Its all in a day for the man and wife
A Bonham Favorite piece contrasts eight hours for work with a wife’s hidden, constant duties. It questions who has time for rest and recreations as wives perform chores, mend clothes, help children with lessons, and care for the home after the husband’s day ends.
Married El Paso woman weds Carlsbad suitor in Hillsboro
Beryl Burdick of El Paso and Laura Breeding of Carlsbad married on September 2 in Hillsboro. Burdick, a young teacher in Eddy County, will live in Rincon where the groom runs a business and Laura will teach for the winter. The current extends best wishes for a smooth voyage through life.
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Beryl Burdick
el Paso
Laura Breeding
Carlsbad
Fl Paso
Rincon
Hillsboro
Laura
Carlshad
Beaus Judged on Gown Attire and Appearance in Midwest
Beaux compete in three judging criteria in the Middle West event: evening gown, bathing suit, and general appearance.
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Middle West
It Pays to Advertise In The Pecos Enterprise
Rates listed for advertising in The Pecos Enterprise: 40 cents per inch or 10 cents per line for readers.
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Pecos
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Warns Against Danger
An old consumer ad warns calomel is dangerous causing gum soreness jaw tenderness swollen tongue and excessive saliva. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without sickness or salivation especially for children.
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Dodson
Sunday El Paso Herald Ad Promotes Wide Content Value
Advertisement touts the Sunday edition with eight full pages of comics including Herald Junior sections for youth, two magazine features, and 24 pages of news and reading material priced at 2.50 per year for mail subscribers. It urges ranchers and households in Pecos Valley to subscribe, calling it the greatest newspaper value in the southwest.
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el Paso Herald
Herald
Pecos Valley
Southwest
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Syprose
Buster
Mans
Moise
Chitdren
You Walt
Supreme Bench
Tutt’s
E. W. Grove
Slack’s Garage
F. J. Kraus
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