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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented report notes growing insanity in England. Baron Rothchild is mentioned with a singing parrot. The Duke of Argyl is described as searching for treasure, amid unclear context and connections.
Special Correspondence. London reports on insanity rates from the 1906 census, examining causes and heredity, with notes on Baron Alfred de Rothschild’s parrot Laura and the Duke of Argyl’s treasure diving near Tobermory. The piece also mentions a British invasion of U S schooling and a study of teaching methods.
The Braemar gathering drew royals and clansmen with kilts, pipes, and badges as the Prince and Princess of Wales attended. The Kaiser's new field headquarters used two large asbestos tents, housing offices and private apartments, replacing the old wooden hut amid a fire scare. Meanwhile, English promoters secure travel rights. first teacher contingents depart in November as Liverpool workers plan a march on London led by Gen. Gibbons in protest of urban evictions.
A reader asks for JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM BREAD and nothing else. The inquiry appears as a brief note seeking availability or ordering details for the bread product from JAFFA'S brand. A local vendor or bakery may need to confirm stock or provide ordering guidance.
An old advertisement touts Hagan's Magnolia Balm as a liquid cosmetic that smooths and brightens the face. It promises a fresh, transparent look and claims to be undetectable once applied, appealing to readers seeking youthful skin.
The 1906 Las Vegas Republican convention endorses President Roosevelt and Governor Hagerman. It praises Andrews for congressional work, Bursum for party leadership, and supports a protective tariff and New Mexico statehood. It urges statehood, primary elections reform, merit-based public offices, and home rule, and backs the Gal- Agner shipping bill. Solomon Luna chairs, Martin's secretary.
An Albuquerque reader cites relief from back and kidney pain after Dean's Kidney Pills. A Santa Fe machinist testifies the medicine quickly removed attacks and recommends it. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Dean's.
St Louis hosts L. Cooper, Dayton based president of Cooper Medicine, famed for two preparations and a bold claim of a three minute removal of deafness. He travels city to city, donates to the poor, and draws large crowds with demonstrations. Reports credit past cities with dramatic recoveries and suggest city sales will surge here.
The ticket lists Frank U Rolland for Commissioner first district in Alamogordo, Edward Homan for Commissioner second district in Tularosa, A B Phillips as sheriff of Cloudcroft, H H Majors probate clerk in Alamogordo, J C Dunn treasurer and collector in Alamogordo, J J Hill assessor in Alamogordo, Reney Fields probate judge in Tularosa, Edwin Walters superintendent of schools in Alamogordo, and William B Baly surveyor in La Lae. Observers expect every candidate to win with majorities from 200 to 400.
A. E. Selgner proprietor of the Hub clothing store Carlsbad has sold one to Keebler Page Co of Roswell for 15000. The new firm will expand stock and improvements. Selgner will move to Texas across the New Mexico line to start a mule ranch on thirty two kms of land.
The Hillsboro Advocate reports Sheriff Kendall and Father Teaford were knocked down by wiki broncos a few days ago. Kendall remained confined in his room after the shakeup while Teaford recovered quicker and left within a day or two.
Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio writes of Dr King’s New Discovery stopping a two year cough and curing what friends thought consumption. It’s grand for throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed by druggists, price one dollar.
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