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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
6
The New York Sun recounts unsettling funeral cases where families press undertakers to rush or delay funerals for reasons of will, marital strife, or travel. One nephew sought to learn the aunt’s will before burial while another asked for swift Southward transport to suit a wife’s plans.
Territorial Topics reports appointments of notaries by Acting Governor Reynolds, a copper strike at Hanover on a 60 foot level with about twenty workers, and the addition of a gasoline hoist at the Philadelphia property. Surveyor General Llewellyn returns from Pecos valley. land donations for the territory are under commission review. Loretto academy closes June 20. Ranger chaplain Harvey M. Shields appointed. Court actions in Luca County assign sentences for railroad obstruction, robbery, and horse theft. The territorial law revision board will convene June 3, with five members and the attorney general. plans for long-term legal updates loom. Z. Brown secures eastern claims near the Kelly mine, with development slated on the Germany claim. James W. Stevenson oversees operations. W. J. DeWeese killed near Bass ranch in Cox canyon. funeral held for a Fort Worth relative.
Albuquerque citizen Mrs J L Curd of 410 South Third Street reports long back pains relieved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She links kidney disease to hereditary factors and notes improvement after a short course, urging others to try the remedy. The ad-style testimonial mentions kidney troubles, urinary issues, and general relief observed.
The Denver Republican essay observes Pocahontas and U S progress with irony. It contrasts a past of myth and ignorance with modern shifts in culture and manners. The piece muses on family, city life, and exoticized scenes including a Vienna orchestra during wartime.
A reflective verse by E. Kiser questions personal worth and ambition in a humorous Chicago Record-Herald style. It ponders whether one is truly needed as younger talent advances and fate or luck seems to decide rewards and status.
A compact, byline free fragment referencing Measure for Measure and a quoted line about the air for the wing of the sparrow. It weaves themes of measure, morality, and retribution with a lyric echo from Alice Cary. The text contrasts right action with perceived wrong and hints at a narrow path for the children of men.
A vintage health ad urges readers to inspect tongue and bowels for signs of illness and promotes Cascarets laxative from Sterling Remedy Company. It claims unlikely cures and boasts about bowel exercise boosting digestion, health, and appearance, warning to avoid weak products.
Hutt, Mont May 22 From their honeymoon Lieutenant Clark Jr and his bride return to Butte society where Mrs Medin is introduced as the new mamma for the multimillionaire W A Clark Jr the baby born to the late wife. The tale recalls Clark s first wife who died two years ago and his mourning followed by a second marriage to the Italian grocery and saloon owner s widow. The articles note the baby s bond with Medin and the ensuing divorce and remarriage.
A vintage column offers household hacks from homemade cleaners to simple repair ideas such as a shuttered clothes sprinker from a pint Mason jar, a levered can opener improvised with a kitchen fork, and a kimono sleeve waist alteration. It also includes lace washing guidance, a dust cover method for upright planes, and a testimonial for a tonic claimed to cure eczema after doctors offered little help.
A narrator recalls answering an ad from a refined widow offering travel and companionship for $10 a week. The unconventional interview uses lorgnettes to judge, quotes a parrot named Alexandaw, and ends with hopeful plans for a coastal trip before a continuation.
A grieving father writes to a parson about his son Billy who left a proud farm life for a wayward path. Three years away, temptations and rumors follow him as letters reveal his shame and a broken family, with the mother left to bear the weight of bad news and possible scandal.
A poem notes a spring scene with May flowers and a bride named Dolly. It references Dolly’s beauty and the promise of marriage as Easter-tide nears, with repeated calls to Dolly and Harry or Polly in a rustic rural voice.
A fragmentary testimonial hails a product called King’s New Discovery and Dr Rinew’s cure as powerful against consumption and colds. The text includes domestic praise for a six year claim and mentions a friend, a wife, and an estate sale note, with scattered ad-like lines about furniture and new arrivals.
A night wild bird song wakes the speaker in a cedar scented tent. The verse compares night’s mist and danger with a divine promise of dawn and joy. The speaker resolves to sing in sorrow and pain, trusting morning brings light, peace, and redeemed hope.
Pabst covers malt production in eight days, arguing longer natural germination creates a richer, healthier malt that enhances beer as food. The article contrasts Pabst eight day method with faster four day malting, claiming superior quality and cost.
Fragmentary OCR text touts Pabst Blue Ribbon as a beer offering the fullest tissue building nourishment from barley. Mentions pet day mating process and stomach digestion hints, with unclear terms and jumbled phrasing.
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