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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
2
A Midland grower, M. Powell, reports two crops of Hale peaches from a single tree this season. The first blooms appeared in February with a May second crop. Powell ate peaches from the first blooms, noting the second crop produced smaller fruit but a good taste.
An old advertisement touts a tasteless tonic that purports to purify the blood and increase energy. It describes iron and quinine as key ingredients and claims improvements in appetite, complexion, and health, including malaria and germ-fighting benefits.
A fragmented ad touts Hayes Honey and a chest and throat rub for children suffering from cold or croup. It suggests comparing remedies and mentions a combined treatment fee, urging readers to consult a pharmacist for Hayes Beading Honey.
A sensational sounding excerpt presents Sallie as a vivid young woman torn between strict creed and the lure of a “good time.” The prose promises readers that Sallie’s life will unfold chapter by chapter, urging a weekly read as it traces youthful emotions and choices.
A narrator flees a dangerous situation after a party by the ocean. Curtiss Wright rescues her from undertow and provides protection. She hides the Ted Billings incident while navigating social tensions, secrecy, and romantic tension as the evening ends with a mysterious find.
The passage surveys trivia on presidents travel, sands, steel use, sewing thread, marriage law, Chinese characters, tobacco production, rare stamps, and major projects like the San Gabriel Dam. It also presents a jumble of quotes, social observations, and a shopper’s monologue about dresses and daily life.
A fragmented diary style note reflects a girl planning lunch, longing for a letter from home, considering chores, and hoping for a dance with Jeff at a new Chinese American venue tonight. The voice hints at social routines and personal anticipation within a brief day.
A lengthy column reflects on the first world flight and the fall of a proud aristocrat. It cites Pershing admiration and a plea for stronger defense aviation. The piece mixes satire about elite elopements, sugar from air, and a critique of American wealth and leadership.
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