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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
4
A devotional piece extols Christmas as a universal festival beyond creed, praising charity, goodwill, and the human capacity for kindness. It frames the holiday as a natural, humane celebration grounded in empathy, selflessness, and shared joy across all peoples.
A reflective piece argues Christmas joy centers on children. It urges giving to underprivileged kids, not adults, to spread universal happiness. The author envisions a day when every child is made supremely happy, finding heaven in childlike delight.
The article highlights a national focus on child welfare and reports the New York crusade for pure milk as a key effort. It cites NY board of health statistics showing declining diarrhea deaths among children under eight from 1881 to 1906, credits cleaner milk for reduced infant mortality, and argues for humane laws to ensure pure milk for infants and the needy.
Text discusses August Belmonr and New York figures amid debate over punitive income and inheritance taxes. It suggests strong opposition to taxation that would “dry up” life, notes Belmont’s influence in finance and politics, and cites a Watergate era merger valued at about 200000.08 as example of economic pressure.
A fragmented passage argues about the dangers of trusts and future payments. It likens a sponge that absorbs water without releasing it to a dead entity. Justice Brewer voices concern that ordinary people rely on future income through credit, bonds, and expenditures, creating a pervasive national trust in the future.
The year ends with the United States in stronger financial shape than Europe. Money rates fall in New York while stocks rise as farm output reaches a record aggregate near seven billion dollars. Cotton and rail traffic surge, silver mines revive, and prospects point to continued prosperity across industries. Globe Democrat
A reflective piece urges the true Christmas spirit beyond material presents. It cites a washerwoman case where kindness, not money, would have better reflected charity, stressing thoughtfulness and reciprocity as the real gifts during the holiday season.
A factory girl confronts an evangelist addressing workers on Grand Avenue. She questions why prayers target only some employees, urging inclusive appeal. The crowd, largely quiet, nods as the topic shifts to fair treatment for all factory workers.
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