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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1906
Page
3
Albuquerque led 8 to 2 after one inning as El Paso dropped the game. Gra ham hit a home run, while Jacoby and Gal Legos connected with hard hits. A lively crowd of hundreds left hungry and frustrated as the Browns took control.
The report describes a chaotic baseball game where Johnny and Harry Jacoby spark a big Brownie surge. A costly double play collapses El Paso hopes as Albuquerque bats explode for eight runs, with Gallegos on the mound and Rokahr pitching for Pass City.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm removes tiredness from a lady's face after housework. It promises a refined complexion and velvety smoothness, described as a cleansing beautifying liquid that works with nature to enhance a woman's appearance.
Poem expresses a child’s view of gender roles and fear in tough times while a news item reports R. Crenwell, proprietor of a Winslow livery and feed stable, rushing to Pineville Arkansas to be with his ailing mother.
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