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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
2
Young society members learn a fashionable exercise routine praised for poise and health benefits. Instructors emphasize posture, graceful movements, and rhythmic breathing to build confidence for social events and public appearances.
In Washington the capital area bridle path near Dupont Circle and across Rock Creek attracts riders from President Roosevelt to diplomats and debutantes. The piece notes riding as a healthful, popular sport, with riding masters teaching etiquette, discipline, and control, including a vivid portrayal of beginner lessons and the social scene surrounding Georgetown and Western High School.
A dated instructional tale on proper riding technique and rider safety. It contrasts mounted dressage with astride riding, stressing grip, balance, and control while recounting a novice girl’s fall. The piece emphasizes instructor guidance, city streets, and the dangers of improper saddle use.
George Honeymoon faced a string of misfortunes this week. While hauling water on a sled a frightened horse bolted, scattering a barrel tub and bucket and leaving him crying in a ditch. On returning from the saw mill his toes were mashed and frozen, leaving him in very bad condition. The paper offers sympathy for his afflictions.
A Day ton team baseball player, Third Baseman Welsh, rescues a hat lost by a woman in South Bend during last summer. He retrieves the hat, juggles a bird cage and bulldog, and endures a bite from the dog while returning the hat. The tale blends a chaotic street rescue with a humorous digression about a dog and a bird.
Classified notices for domestic help and employment agencies, shop jobs, and real estate rentals. Entries include general housework, shoe repair, electrical work, boarding and lodging, and rental listings across multiple Albuquerque locations with street addresses and contact options.
Readable lines describe nursery products including fruit and shade trees shrubs vines and flowers. Also advertising barred Plymouth Rock eggs available for delivery after February and syrup of eucalyptus for colds with prices noted. Limited stock on some items.
Praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy appears from parents and residents including B A Humphreys of Cape Colony. The ad notes its claimed effectiveness against croup and colds in children, highlighting its pleasant taste and absence of harmful ingredients, with wide availability through druggists.
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