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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
6
Warm prices cut across the complete Comforts assortment as cold nights approach. Store urges shoppers to spend now rather than on drugs or doctors. Strong values touted with 200 Comforts featured in the lineup.
In his annual report Brigadier General William McCaskey of the Department of the Colorado urges reestablishing the cantoon feature of post exchanges and raises for markmen. He notes efforts to curb improper sales of military clothing and supports government purchase and destruction of clothing upon soldier discharge. He also recommends standardized kitchens and battalion sizes to improve rations for troops traveling to the Pacific coast.
General McCaskey proposes three annual post field days in March June and September and an October division athletic meet. He also suggests allowing post baseball teams to visit other posts at government expense and placing detached officers on the same footing as staff officers to reduce vacancies. The snippet also notes advertisements for De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve and local notices of lightning deaths, camping trips, and early pestilent poultry cures.
Notice from D Bambini announcing a new merchant tailoring establishment at 209 West Railroad Avenue offering top order suits, cleaning, pressing, repairs, ladies wear cleaning, and alterations with 15 years in the city. Also mentions a general repair shop on South Third Street behind Waltons drug store and references Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for dysentery remedies.
Roosevelt resists photographers writers and tourists who intrude on his children during visits to his home. He argues his kids should be seen as ordinary American children, not public property or objects of fame. He warns publicity could spoil their natural manners and self view. The piece contrasts this with press and tourist pressure during summer visits in Oyster Bay, New York.
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