King's Daughters Charity Movement Spreads Worldwide
The King's Daughters a charitable society born in New York twenty years ago now conducts circles across the United States and Canada. Women engage in hospitals schools homes for the blind aged and needy, with varied memorials and local chapters. Notable efforts include Miss Sophie Wright's New Orleans programs and Miss Wright's night school for the unemployed, funded by public support and mortgage relief. The order emphasizes Christian charity without denominational bounds and expands through biannual meetings and circle networks.
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Frederick
Haxkin
Hamion
United States
Margaret Bettome
Wader
New York
Friends of
Friends of the
Lonaiss
Frank Rottiome
California
Tennessee
New England
Norwich
Cony
Hawai
Te Tuion
Hotchkiss
Colo
King’s Daughters
Baptist
Methodist
Virginia
St. Louis
Portland
Mexico
Detroit
Missour Town
Oakkind
Cab. 0
San Francisco
Memphis
Kentucky
Port Deposit
Ohio
Alabama
New Orleans
Knows
Sophie Wright
Wright
Childeen
Pugley
Strande
Uh Sun
Miss Wright
Houdr
Audubon Park
The Handy Doctor in Your Vest Pocket
An advertisement for Cascarets as a health aid, promoting a small enamel box with six candy tablets. asserts they improve bowel and liver function by muscularly stimulating contractions and digestive juice release, avoiding purgatives. urges choosing genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets stamped CCC, pocket size 10 cents.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Turmoil in Territorial Topics and Railways Amid Snowstorm
The Ciris defend Priday amid Methodist tensions in Raton as the Livy Veox Railway and Power Company hires a Santa Be Tallpnad executive. A heavy snowstorm disrupts lines, shipments, and local travel. New dam work at Avaton improves irrigation. wool sales by Brown, Adams & Company in Boston occur. population in the territorial penitentiary reaches 272 with new inmates. Obituaries note H L Hanson of Roy, NM, and racehorse results show Johnnie’s defeat at Hope.
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Ue Livy Veeox Railway and Power Company
Haw
Santa Be
Watton
Mareta Mesa
Ines
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Territorial Capital Official Matters
The territorial board of equalization will meet Monday forenoon at the office of the traveling auditor in the capitol to consider and adopt measures regarding the annuities of national and territorial banks for 1907. Members include H. J. Palen Santa Fe V. Chaves Albuquerque Martin Lotman Law Cruces Frank J. Jones Silver City James Hinkle Wells HK Letts Cimarron and A Miera Cuba. The board will elect a chairman and secretary. Notaries Public Appointed. The following have been appointed notaries public by Acting Governor: We Reynolds Alenterio Db Armis of Buelno Torrance county Guillermo Mart nez of Black Lake DOIN Buses Agu.
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Board of Equalionion
Biihe
Oh. J. Palen
Santa Fe
V. Chaves
Albuquerque
Martin Lotman
Law Cruces
Frank J. Jones
Silver City
James Hinkle
Wells HK
Dementia Passenger Props Up New Railroad Talk
A demented man on a northbound freight voice claimed presidency of a new railroad in southern New Mexico at the Silver City passenger depot Saturday night. He addressed a crowd of Mexicans offering jobs as officers and promising Wall Street riches while being kept in a chair car by Depot Master Fieldy.
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Silver City
New Mexico
Rand
Wall Street
Une
Fieldy
Pabst Beer Promoted As Digestible Liquid Bread
An Albuquerque ad touts Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as having food values similar to bread eggs and milk. It claims the Eight-Day Malting Process makes the nutrients easily digestible and the beer aids stomach work. Contact Ernest Meyers & Co for a case by phone.
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Pabst’s
Something New Under the Sun in a Trade Journal
A fragment discusses a monthly publication in a trade journal at Hinal about wooden legs and wooden leg culture. It notes readers include sailors and veterans, with sections on wooden leg fashion and jokes. The piece hints at a wider readership and a circulating “Wooden Leg” paper popular among seafarers.
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Hinal
Komlendand
Tyube
Chipmater
Great Britain
Phe Tran
United
Puner
Confessions of Gaston observations on town life
A fragmented column observes summer ease and social scenes in town. It notes farmers becoming drones in the city, a boisterous society, and judgments about marriage, divorce, jealousy, and flirtations amid playful satire and casual remarks about local notices and rooms for rent.
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Gras
Abraham Lancern
Gaston
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First National Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKeer
A. Frost
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State National Bank
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