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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
6
The essay defines happiness as a mental harmony with the environment, not a mere accumulation of wealth. It argues happiness rests on a sane mind in a sound body, duty, and three supports: a modest worldly competency, trained intellect, and a happy family, with contentment and virtue as core.
The article debates a divorce suit where a wife says her husband refused to rise for breakfast Sunday and attend church. It argues rest and personal needs influence church attendance, suggesting a rested man is better for children, and that a good natured dad who avoids church may protect morals more than a pious yet irritable one.
A city crowd cheers the general killed at Port Arthur as his body arrives in St Petersburg. The chatter touches on ward politics, crime jokes, and a judge in Cleveland imposing seven years for a double homicide amid questions of mercy.
A Deming resident marked an eighty?third birthday last Tuesday in a small gathering. The celebration featured well wishes from neighbors and a note of local pride. In related news, Eddy County officials discussed a brick industry study and a potential Arvest electrified heating plan to test brick production from local clay.
Early morning burglary at John Kennedy's Gallup store left a pane broken and a hammerless shotgun and clothing stolen. Blood smeared on window and some taken items dropped, but Kennedy cannot identify the thief.
The Sun reports a meeting at McLen athen & Tracy showing strong support for reviving the town’s Commercial Club. It notes funds on hand, six months of inactivity, and plans to reopen next week with likely 166 members soon, signaling renewed community effort.
Annie Miller seeks retrial of her divorce from Charley Miller of Trinidad. She cites letters she says he wrote to God, dating 1903, accusing divine silence and prompting her claim of his fanaticism. Judge Rose pondered her request as ads for tonics and a railroad broker promote various products and services in the same column.
Mr and Mrs C F Derbyshire relocate from Silver City to California due to Mrs Derbyshire health. They will stay in San Francisco until a residence is chosen, Derbyshire active in mining for 23 years and well liked, friends wish them well in their new home.
Fort Gibson would be the capital if Sequoyah statehood wins. Muskogee constitutional delegates chose Sequoyah as the state name and Fort Gibson as capital, noting the town’s old military post origins, historic residents, outlaws, and notable burials in its cemetery.
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as mild yet effective liver cleansing pills suitable for children and delicate individuals, praised by strong users as the best liver pills. Sold by druggists and Woman's Exchange at 402 West Railroad Avenue. Also promoting Donn’s Regulated in 25 cent boxes for habitual constipation with easy action.
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