Dignity of trade and idlers among the wealthy
The article critiques idle rich rulers and heirs who live off wealth and title. It praises American millionaires who work, learn a trade, and support honest labor. It argues true worth comes from earning a living, not from inherited privilege or lavish display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
East Prussia
Grand Duke
Saxe-Weimar
Holland
Ulrich of
Charles of
Urach
Arnulf
Bavaria
Friedrich of
Wied
Prince Leopold IV
Lipps
Leopold I
Anhalt
Prince Albrecht
Schaumberg-Lippe
America
Climate changes spur western land boom and farming growth
Speculation grows that global climate is shifting, with the Southwest especially benefiting as rainfall improves and mesa lands near Albuquerque show potential for cultivation. New Mexico’s Estancia valley and Roosevelt and Quay counties report rising farm activity, while Arizona eyes a parallel agricultural college build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientife
Kansas
Nebraska
Mena
Albuquerque
Estancia
Torrance County
Roosevelt
Quay
New Mexico
The Girl Who Goes Resorting by Winifred Gray
An aunt warns Kathryn about summer vanity at resort hotels. She recalls jealousy sparked by attention to others and urges self control to avoid misery. The aunt notes how single and married women react differently to male attention and ends with encouragement to stay calm and content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Gray
Kathryn
Hera
Yatch
Poreble
Various Local Notices In Albuquerque Nation
Albuquerque town news covers contractor Wallace Henselden leaving for Gallup for business, a post office deadline, Masonic lodge meeting, Indian school projects and a pump plant contract. Also reporting horse shipments, a rain dust settle, a race postponement, band concert, trolley wire issue, Salvation Army outing, ice wagon crash, gem dealer from Hasbe en route to Denver, college dance invitations, home society work, and staff visits and local business college registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Henselden
Gallup
Mall
Albuquerque
Western Union Telegraph Company
Second Street
Central Avenue
Albuquerque Traction Company
W. C. Kennedy
Western Company
Salvation Army
Oliver
Bear Canyon
Maemond Ice Company
Theras Avenue
H.C. Saxby
Aria
Denver
Saxby
Eiabee
Preaght
Alpha Athletic Association
Albuquerque Business College
Chas, Lukens
Children's Home Society
Les Cerrillos
Childres
Lukens Ta
Home Evangel
William M. Kerker
Helen Townsite Company
Hel M
Herger
Belen
Ling
Howell Jones
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Atlantic & Pacific Land Eon
Coast Lines
Lading Corporation
Iean Albuquerque
Topeka
Jesus Moreiro
Costa
Fudge Crale
Moreno
Morey
F Morton
Tas Angeles
Morton
Mik
Swanson
Fuite
Prescott
Kona
G Oxendine Talks Mining Firm Plans and Wealth
In an interview G Oxendine of the Alvarado Mining company asserts the firm is solvent with ample funds, not issuing stock, and focused on shaft work where the vein widens as depth increases. He notes busy schedules with other mountain claims and hints at possible new discoveries without specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Oxendine
Press of
Alvarado Mining Com
Her Novel Bread Wiring Job in Philadelphia Record
A Philadelphia woman of modest means with aristocratic connections uses her voice for a paid reading service via telephone. She links a line to a small group of aging drug acquaintance clients for about an hour daily, earning substantial pay without leaving her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
Doans Kidney Pills Aid Albuquerque Man's Kidney Woes
A retired Albuquerque resident, T A Barnett of 014 South Treadway, endorses Doans Kidney Pills for long standing kidney issues. He cites back pain, fatigue, and nocturnal urination, stating the medicine restored kidney function and provided overall vitality. Store agents Fowler Milburn Co. Mufts'o sole distributor for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Dean
T. A. Barnett
South Treadway
Altro
Ames
Conta Fowlers Milburn Co
United Stat
New Mexico Agricultural College Plans Irrigation Pump Tests
At New Mexico Agricultural College experimental station O W Bryant will seek bids for installing pumping machinery to test irrigation on an experimental scale. The tests, first of their kind in the territory, aim to guide farmers on well selection, pump capacity, and acreage coverage, with bulletins issued as progress is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arizona Daily Star of
Tucson
College of Agriculture and Mechanic’ Arts
United States Reclamation Service
Southwest
Arizona
Sinter
Mexico
Sinkig
EL Paso
Sun Spots Signal Strong Storms Across Nation
St Louis reports a newly discovered large sunspot on the sun’s surface, spotted by Rev Hicks. He warned it could trigger electric storms and high winds across the United States between Wednesday and Friday, with a repeat eruption about twelve days later. Wheat prices noted at $1.50 per 100 pounds in Mausard’s Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hicks
Galveston
Ticks
United States
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Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Citizen Publishing CO
W. S. Strickler
William F. Brogan
Associated Press Report and Auxiliary News Service
Douglas
Detroit
Michigan
Douglass
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Post
George Bernard Shaw
London
College
Princeton Observatory
Rowrell Records
Roonevelt Minke
Tucker
Town
Public Lands
Jamon Rynder
Pon
Bilas G. Garcia
Felix Raca
Snyder
Third Street
Plaintff
Porflee McMiin
Ind
Couracn
Tk Ferrell
Bilver City
Moar
Jean Purrah
Nelie Patehen
tLucy
Pearl Dew
Mae McMillin
Ory Galloway
Menriette
Mesare James Noberty
Lloyd Drake
Frank Krag
J. Morrie
Adalfo Pyrea Andressaches
L. Wo Monteny
Albuuwerque
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Agricultural College
Mausrd’s
S ‘Ng
Weite Us
J. Korbel
N. M
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Wee
Albert Fasber
Staab Building
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