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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1905
Page
4
A mother instinct inspires a girl to return to a burning tenement and rescue her cherished doll, symbolizing innate motherhood. The account links such instinct to future maternal love and universal human progress, while discussing New Mexico irrigation and farming prospects in related commentary.
The Alamogordo Journal argues New Mexico and nearby regions can rival famous fruit sections with Superior peaches and apples from the Sacramento Mountains. It notes unusually large pears from local orchards and predicts the area may become a renowned fruit center, aided by water, soil, and population growth.
A nostalgic recollection of shared journeys and affection across shifting scenes. The narrator recalls whispered words and imagery from past rides, pairs imagery of travel with intimate feelings, and affirms enduring love as they travel together in a motor boat or two on a Brighton road.
Amid reports of Jewish suffering in Russia, officials and observers praise Jewish resilience and condemn state oppression. An Odessa governor’s public remarks are cited as asserting that Jews would prevent upheaval if disturbances ceased, highlighting a clash over anti Jewish policy and calls for reform.
Article covers El Paso & Southwestern survey for a new automobile road from near the section house to Cloudcroft and Silver Spring canyon with a planned lake. Also notes Rio Grande valley groundwater study by USGS and statehood sentiments in joint territory talks.
The Aug 28 market report notes a morning decline of one to two points in leading shares then a rally on peace prospects, with overall activity largely professional and the money market steady. Quotations list numerous rail, metal, and agricultural issues, while Chicago and Kansas City markets show firm cattle and hog prices and mixed grain values.
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