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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
4
A letter reflects on interracial relations and national character arguing the American young man has no superior on earth. It defends faults like smoking or drinking, praises American girls and patriotism, and urges unity with Mrs Wong’s view supporting integration and equal merit across races.
A long analysis argues for river and canal improvements to compete with railroads and curb greed. It critiques tariffs and political manipulation that hurt cheap water transport, cites France Germany and the Panama Canal, and notes regional remarks on Albuquerque Tucson and El Paso. It also touches on reform rhetoric, bribery, and the politics of patronage in New Mexico.
The piece surveys the governor's struggle to retain power against reform and the legislative body’s resistance. It notes election commissioners' appointment power, the poet’s spring reflection, and public desire for a swift Thaw verdict. It profiles Cleveland, Ohio’s mood, a divorce suit over newspaper access, and remarks on immigration maps and the Chinese question.
A collage of fragments cites Litte Danny planning a five million dollar fund to aid the Democratic party in New Mexico, debates over political loyalties, and literary asides. References stretch from Evelyn Thaw to Jerome’s speech power, plus stray verses and anecdotal vignettes about press life and courtly audiences.
The article reviews English table etiquette and pride in dining, tracing how manners evolved from Napkins and forks to the knife. It contrasts English concealment of art at table with German and American habits, noting shifts from Crawford era privacy to modern dining norms and the enduring importance of decorum.
Fragmented OCR text lists items such as smoke products, kernels, wire, paddies, and wooden bowls. Mentions of stoneware, butter paddies, and water coolers appear alongside garbled phrases and a street address fragment. The readable data hints at a local goods display rather than a coherent article.
M Armstrong, a noted orange grower near Los Angeles, arrived for several months to seek health. He says thousands of oranges waste as railroads are swamped with old orders, pickers available but cars unavailable. Brewers use bad fruit for feed or disposal as prices collapse.
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