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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1906
Page
3
Republican Senator Everett Colby argues laborers should enter politics now rather than wait for party primaries. He contends labor legislation should reflect the people's will and urges direct political involvement to effect desired reforms in New Jersey.
Joseph Medill Patterson argues for direct primaries in New Jersey and for labor to support honest, independent candidates rather than party machines. He contends workers fare better in their own party primaries or by promoting legislators who prioritize wage earners, while warning against joining or supporting cross party coalitions or independent factions.
The piece argues workers must enter politics to counter capitalist control and favors joining socialism. It cites Marx and Parisian and Belgian socialist figures as proof of socialism’s intellectual and political reach, noting rising socialist votes and urging immediate electoral action.
A political screed urges labor to influence party machinery or run independents to topple opponents. It argues against class legislation, aiming to break perceived entrenched policy while warning of using any measure to humiliate foes. Also contains a Bucklen's Arnica Salve medical ad segment.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Cascarets for infant and child bowel health, linking stomach troubles to common illnesses. It claims Cascarets are safe, gentle, and effective for nursing mothers and babies, advising guardians to keep them on hand and to buy only genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets.
The church carries a twofold mission to save souls and to educate, acting as salt that preserves and light that guides. It urges prayer backed outreach to win the perishing, while maintaining self-respect and active civic engagement so the church remains a life saving and life changing force in society.
An ad touts W L Douglas shoes with a house and foundation metaphor, claiming sturdy, comfortable leather footwear that “look well, feel well, wear well.” It promises durable shoes at a price of 3.50 and reaffirms lasting comfort for the feet.
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