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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
3
In San Francisco on July 13 a local theater debuted a compact transmitter on stage connected by wires to seats and an ear piece resembling a telephone. Deaf children seated there heard music for the first time, as vibrations transmitted by the device allowed clear hearing.
The weekly crop bulletin reports generally favorable temperatures east of the Rockies with no rain in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast regions. Intense heat hits central and northern California Oregon and Washington while spring wheat remains promising on the north Pacific coast amid hot periods. Coast haying weather is very favorable. Band elects officers in Las Vegas with McWirey as temporary chair and president and Mays as chief musician as the group expands to twenty four members.
An old advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as purest and best for sores burns boils eczema itching piles and other skin issues. It urges purchase from all druggists.
A preacher credits Grape-Nuts with ending his indigestion and restoring sleep after Sabbaths. He says six months of use calmed nerves and improved rest, noting the product now remains on their table and even his children eat it. The ad cites Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich. and promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
The New Mexico paper urges the Horticultural Society of New Mexico to hold its annual fair in Santa Fe this fall to prepare a fruit exhibit for the territorial fair in Albuquerque. It cites large yields and strong quality across Rio Santa Fe valleys and nearby counties as justification for a major exhibit and regional participation.
The Adjutant General announces General Orders No. 11 detailing the transfer of the First Cavalry band to the Artillery or Governor's band effective July 5, 1905, and outlines the service uniform for enlisted men and officers, with insignia and color specifications, plus dress guidelines for governor’s staff and other officers. The notice also references the Governor Miguel A Otero and Adjutant General Tarrington. The page ends with an item promoting the Diamond Cure and King New Discovery remedies for coughs and consumption.
The many friends of Mrs. Fred Seymour who visited two years ago at the home of Mr and Mrs Alan McCord in Banff Fo will be pleased to learn she is the happy mother of a bright baby girl born Friday night. At her brother Theodore Carter the mining man at Silver City she will be better known by her stage name Louise Carter.
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