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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
3
The ad promotes superior ranges as a lasting household asset. It argues quality over price, urging customers to pay a bit more for satisfaction. Available in a range from cheapest to best at J D Emmons Corner Coal and Second.
Santa Fe railroad officials report a rising system of ticket thefts by operators posing as ticket agents in Colorado. Several thousand dollars have been lost recently. James Foster, Lamar night operator, is under arrest for purloining railroad tickets. another operator, Charles Jennings, is held at Las Animas. Traveling Auditor W. Foster says thefts are increasing as bonds cover all operators and agents.
The report notes rapid railroad work from Santa Fe to Wizard and strong settlement around Estancia with homes rising and goods moving via Santa Fe Central. It also details ticket scalping schemes in New Orleans and Chicago, and assesses Russia’s defeat by Japan, with losses in ships, men, and empire, and Japan gains in Manchuria and Korea.
A historical report notes Japan securing Liaotung including Port Arthur Dalny and the Blonde and Elliott Islands. It states Russia yields open door in Manchuria and admits Japan influence in Korea with military and financial advisory rights. The piece highlights control of the Chinese Eastern railway from Chungtsu to Port Arthur and Japan’s broader regional gains.
A new merchant tailor and tailoring shop has opened upstairs over 209 Railroad Avenue appealing to the general public. Suits are made to order, clothes cleaned pressed and repaired, with guaranteed fit. The proprietor, 1% years in the city, invites trial and patronage. Also mentions cleaning, garment repair, and walking skirts to order.
A wealthy New Yorker promotes daily milk consumption with summer, claiming it prevents illness and strengthens the stomach. The ad touts Miona health products as cures for headaches digestion vertigo heart issues and general weakness, urging readers to buy now.
Anecdotal aging health piece touts S S S blood medicine for elderly weakness. It claims benefits for blood tone, appetite, digestion, and general vigor from Atlanta company. Also mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin and hemorrhoid relief and cautions against gas cooking hazards.
The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for painful and irregular menstruation. It cites Miss Irene Crosby of Savannah, Ohio, claiming relief and urges women with cramps, backache, bloating, or uterine troubles to try the tonic, promising health and strength.
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