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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
4
The Citizen ridicules the Al HEP Aftermath for misusing the word and misrepresenting geography and history. It accuses the paper of vanity and ignorance while criticizing its telegraph service and a headline about Turkey and Manchuria.
An Engineering Magazine article highlights the rapid rise of nonmetallic structural materials, led by cement and Portland cement, with U S production reaching 219 million dollars in 1903. It notes Portland cement nearly tripled since 1900 and details vast dam projects and regional development plans shaping future growth.
A concise portrait traces Mark Twain from his 1835 birth in Florida Missouri to his Hannibal childhood, early printing work, and river piloting. It covers his wartime enlistment, Nevada secretariat role, Roughing It, life on the Mississippis, and the shift from humorist to philosopher, ending with his enduring literary legacy.
Across major cities a nationwide observance marks 250 years since the 1655 arrival of 23 Spanish Jews who founded the first Hebrew colony in New York then New Amsterdam. The text notes New York's central role, population figures, and Jewish contributions to U S history including military service and cultural impact.
A fragmented 19th century collage covers Daniel Sulley known as the cotton king. It recalls Mose a longtime worker threatened with dismissal after repeated kicks and insults. Also notes peach stones as fuel in California and a brief boxing tale from Harper’s Weekly.
Several hundred visitors to the Eastern addition tally lip exposure sparked many purchases by new residents. Two weeks ago two bouces. now thirty two lots sold, with most buyers not speculating though some early buyers profitably traded close-in lots for farther holdings.
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