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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1906
Page
3
A reflective essay asserts the child’s supremacy in literature and calls for renewed attention to the child in education and art. It links maternal influence, divine sympathy, and the mother child bond to literary expression, urging guardians to nurture and understand the child as a central force in culture and stage life.
Bargains offered by J H Shufflebarger at 214 Gold Avenue for new and second hand household furnishings. The Jaffa Grocery Co, established in Albuquerque in 1897, is praised for solid local ties, mail orders, and a growing trade. The firm highlights its home cooking bakery department and trusted customer service. Located at 221 W. R. R. Ave.
The Tuesday Literary Club, Albuquerque’s first of its kind, organized in 1901 by charter members led by Mrs. Mary A. McMillen and Mrs. Hickey, limits membership to twenty for easy home entertainments. Current officers include Mrs. Hickey president and Mrs. W. G. Hope vice president, with many members listed. The group studies United States and literary works, plans another season with plays such as King Lear and The Merchant of Venice, and advertises Navajo blankets and Indian cotton goods on display at the Old Curling Biote, 109 North First Street, inviting early inspection.
A reflective piece on ethics and living fully, arguing life’s object is life itself. It cites Horace Mann and Emerson, urging harmony with nature’s laws, restraint of extremes, and pursuit of universal peace through right conduct. The text condemns violations of nature’s law and promotes a mature, ordered life aligned with divine harmony.
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