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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
4
A New York discussion among clergymen from Jewish Catholic and Protestant groups concluded that a weekly period of religious instruction should be introduced. They argued home training is essential and that neglectful parenting leads to insubordination and selfishness in city children, with the remedy lying in parental reform rather than school directives.
A Duluth proposed ordinance imitates Albuquerque with dumping grounds and a city franchise to collect and dispose of refuse. Residents must separate ashes and cinders, pay for removing fish, and live under health department supervision. ashes may be reused or removed at no cost, and the franchise is nonexclusive and revocable.
Walter Wellman leads the Wellman Record Herald expedition from Spitzbergen toward the North Pole in a large air ship built in Paris. A Mullins steel boat accompanies the craft for possible polar crossing, with wireless links at Hammerfest Spitzbergen and onboard. The effort mirrors Peary’s recent voyage and aims to reveal the pole and Arctic wonders.
A Harmony Lodge Ne branch announces a special meeting for 2 30 o clock to welcome their Grand Master. Secretary J Votan signs the notice. Yesterday pupils performed Pegsy's Dream under Miss Maud Cast ors at the Fourth ward school. Mrs M J Borden and Mrs T B Crary hosted a farewell reception for Mrs Ira D Cassidy and her mother, Mrs Orans, who depart for Denver. A floral game awarded Mrs Marion Wilson the prize Fab ie of Flowers. A supper followed with numerous guests listed.
A compiled schedule of worship services from Christian Scientists to Congregational and Methodist churches. It lists service times, Sunday schools, morning and evening services, pastors, and some special elements like choirs, duets, and musical selections, with locations at various streets and intersections. The notices invite visitors and note special events like baccalaureate programs and youth leagues.
A late 19th era guide outlines hardy vines for buildings including Ampelopsis species such as Japanese Ivy Boston Ivy and Virginia creeper to cover brick or wood. Clematis varieties Hall's honeysuckle Rambler roses and Wisteria are discussed with pruning needs growth traits and ideal uses. It notes seed-grown options Japanese morning glory Dutchman's pipe and variegated hop as vigorous choices with distinctive foliage or blooms.
A teacher warns against criticizing others and forming bad habits of fault finding. A boy cites his father, a proofreader, as an exception to the rule, sparking a small urban legend about a Parson Jackson and a humorous misread. The tale reflects schoolroom chatter and prints from the Fort Worth Telegraph and Puck.
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