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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
2
Ella Wheeler Wilcox argues American children abroad face criticism and urges parents to instill courtesy. She questions teaching doors, unspoken apologies, table manners, toilet etiquette, and respect for elders, urging firm correction and private training over public display. The piece continues with a playful transition to "Playing Authors."
The Old Person learns that readers favor new popular writers over classic names, with only Dickens and Holmes enduring as old favorites. Publishers now offer scientific, fictional, poetic, historical, and miscellaneous author decks, even a magazine-writer themed set, reflecting shifts in card game themes.
Prof Tomas Grindell of Dougian Arizona vanished after an exploration trip to the Tiburon Islands near Hermosillo Mexico. EB P Grindell, Arizona representative of the International Correspondence Schools, resumes the search with a larger party after a prior expedition failed. Grindell left Bishee Aziz with six men, last signaling from Guaymas and expected to return by August 1. Local Seri and Yaqui tribes are noted as possible dangers in this hushed mystery.
A discussion contrasts how Americans pursue dollars versus Europeans. The piece argues dollars buy more in the U S than in Europe, enabling opportunity for those deemed “the right sort of man.” It links financial means to freedom, recognition, and chance, noting European envy and American spendthrift attitudes. It also sketches Santa Fe County school funding, listing apportionment figures and population estimates.
A curio of belief contrasts two fortune telling stories. In one, two women predictably married after a public palmistry insult, while in Budapest Archduke Joseph August prophecies a tragedy that soon mirrors itself in motor accidents. Walpole and Chesnut lore echo hauntings, as a bishop recalls a white apparition that turns out real through a madhouse doctor’s explanation.
The Minnesota forest reserve remains the only forest reserve created by act of Congress, not presidential proclamation. The Morris bill of 1902 tasked the Bureau of Forestry with selecting 225,000 acres from pine and agricultural lands, reserving 6,400 acres around Cass Lake, and retaining 5 percent of merchantable timber to be left standing for reforestation while selling the rest to fund Indian benefits. The bureau has already chosen 105,000 acres and sold the pine timber with restrictions, planning to finish marking and harvesting over several years.
A faded classifieds page lists multiple professionals in Albuquerque New Mexico including dentists, attorneys at law, civil engineers, and medical doctors. Entries mention offices on Railroad Avenue Barnett Building and other downtown addresses with phone numbers and hours, plus notes on osteopathy and veterinary services, plus the Albuquerque Business College term details. The ad sections identify professionals such as Bernard Becey attorney, J E Hse Dentist, W Dobson attorney, C H Conner M D osteopath, Dr Blott veterinary surgeon, and Corbet Collins engineers.
An Evening Citizen classified ad touts a willing helper who is competent and ready to work at all times. It markets the helper as the best and most economical publicity in the world for those seeking assistance.
Notice of final proof filing by Don Aciano Valencia for southwest quarter section 2 township 8 north range 6 east. Witnesses listed: Jacobo Valencia Tose Mora Alejandro Ronquillo Adam Lopez, all from Chilili New Mexico. Probate clerk in Albuquerque to hear November 4 1908. Register Manuel R Otero. Also ad for railroad ticket buying selling and DeWitts Little Early Risers liver pills.
The text satirically lists various stolen sums from one million down to a few dollars to illustrate a theory of the thief in circulation. It parodies how theft is perceived across different values and ends with a broader remark about the social impact of crime.
John Reachem, sentenced by Associate Justice Frank W. Parker in Socorro county, died Wednesday at the penitentiary at age 58 after a cancer of the stomach. He served three years for assault with latent 10 KH. The body was interred in the penitentiary grounds.
Superintendent Clinton J Crandall of the United States Indian Training School at Santa Fe introduces a card system to catalog Pueblo statistics for the Puckhoe of Forthers New Mexico including head of family, house, cattle, crops, and family details. Every three months village day school feeders revise the cards for accurate village data. George J Andersen, aiding a New Mexico history project, travels to Las Vegas with his assistant as Mr Brown gathers material for the work.
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