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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1906
Page
7
A terse, quirky line noting that gifting a comfortable fooker leads to a friendly greeting. The phrase blends humor with a domestic angle, suggesting a lighthearted domestic item as a catalyst for goodwill.
In this era of commerce a practical gift with value is advised. Kris offers suggestions from today’s stock and notes that ladies deserve the benefit of improvements. Consider a combination couch and bed as a useful present.
Chicago December 24 P Ripley president of the Santa Fe cites growing traffic and labor shortages hindering rail capacity. He says the railroads are secure investments but require money and labor to expand. A stock increase from 12 000 000 to 250 000 000 is proposed with convertible bonds, to fund equipment and terminals. a January 30 stockholders meeting in Topeka will vote.
A garbled timeline chronicles 18th and 19th century U S history. It cites military actions, proclamations, sieges, and notable dates from 1760 to 1887, mentioning figures like Washington Jackson and events around Plymouth, Savannah, and the Chesapeake blockade, with scattered dates and places.
A chaotic raid by revolutionary bands disrupted the Warsaw express at Rogoff station last month. Band members seized and robbed mail and passenger baggage, with losses about $20,000. Guards and passengers fled as dragoons and garrisoned troops surrounded Rogoff, but no rebels were captured.
Special correspondence from Washington reports President Roosevelt pressing for drastic action to ease the nation’s car shortage. Congress and the Interstate Commerce Commission probe the railroads’ foresight and equipment needs while Harriman’s dividends draw public scrutiny amid calls for government supervision. Notable: advertisements and local notices intrude with endorsements for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and related products.
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