Sanitation in Albuquerque Schools and Ventilation Sparks Debate
A City expert criticizes school sanitation neglect and argues for better ventilation and lighting. The piece cites Harvard spending on heating, discusses natural versus artificial ventilation, and urges improved window design, dust control, and regular medical inspections to protect pupils’ eyes and health.
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Department of City
Harvard
Omer
Elxer
New Mexico
London
Albuquerque
Germany
Deioll Hess
Heston
Europe
América
Paris
Berlin
Chicago
San Francisco
Stilfids
Louis Haa
Sanitary drinking fountains and school posture reform urged
A writer argues for pure drinking vessels and personal cups in schools and promotes sanitary drinking fountains to prevent disease. He warns that poor desks and bad posture cause spinal curvature, rounding shoulders, and flat chests, urging physical culture over certain academic areas to improve pupil health.
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Woman's Club
Flirtations in the Garden In Nature's Love Arts
A whimsical garden tale of flowers and insects gossiping about romantic intrigues among Honeysuckle, Hollyhock, and other blooms. Bees, butterflies, and petals mingle as nature’s court weighs love’s sting and the idea that love is one of nature’s arts.
Montezuma Trust Company Promotes Small Deposits
The Montezuma Trust Company advertises thrift to the public, urging residents to deposit any amount and promising interest and safes. The message claims small savings can grow into fortunes and emphasizes daily interest on deposits and accessibility for all sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Montezuma ‘Trust Company
Saving banks for children promote thrift at home
The article argues that safes loaned to children for small change savings encourage a saving habit. Parents are urged to deposit surplus coins and begin earning interest from day one, teaching practical lessons about the commercial world and fostering national prosperity by reducing wastefulness and extravagance.
W. Y. Walton Drug Store Landmark of Albuquerque
W Y Walton runs a long standing Albuquerque drug store at Railroad Avenue and Third Street. He is praised for prescription filing, integrity, and wide knowledge of medicines. The shop offers a broad stock with holiday items and stationery. Fee operates a soda fountain and sells home made candies at the same establishment.
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Albuquerque
Railroad Avenue
W. Y. Walton
Walton
Fee
Pee
New Highland Pharmacy Opens in Occidental Life Building
Residents longed for a first class drug store in Highlands and Bow Briggs & Co. open the Highland Pharmacy in the Occidental Life Building at Car Railroad and Broadway. The store promises unmatched stock, with focus on household articles, rubber goods, toilet preparations, perfumes, and a top prescription department, all at low prices. Also features Navajo blankets and Indian curios at the Low Curio Store on Pete Street with Mr. Sabin overseeing sales.
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Highlands
Highland
Ponse
Briggs & Co
M Ators
Occidental Life
Solty
Highland Pharmacy
Southwest
Tse
NEW Highland Pharmact
Occidental Life Building
Car Railroad
Broadway Cole “Phony Black
Pete Phat
Mr. Sabin
Mar
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Ilfelde
Quality Railroad Ave
Third St
Anas
Kodaks
Gillette Raizers
Kodak
F. J. Houston Co
West Railroad
Avo
L. H. Chamberlain
Rowin No
Cromwell Block
Miss Sally King
Bieh
Montezuma Trust
Mary Lines
O. W. Strong’s Sons
North
W. L. Trimble & Co
North Second St
Albuquerque, N. M
Woman’s Club
Rio Grande Lumber Co
Corner Third and Marquette
Harry T. Johnson
Rompiily
S. Second ST
Agenew Tor
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