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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
6
An ad promotes affordable schoolwear for boys 4 to 14 years, urging parents to clothe children to avoid social stigma. It lists prices for suits 4 to 14, youths suits, schoolboy waists 5 feet, and schoolboy shoes, claiming proceeds support education.
A gown described for cool evenings features a satin foulard fabric in soft rose with Irish gutpure and cream satin accessories. The design shows a high corselet skirt with deep pointed girdled front, heavily stitched pleats, a lace blouse, pink satin shoulder piece, and three-quarter pink cuffs with a tiny frill.
The princess frock spurs a close fitting corset cover to smooth the gown’s long lines. Hand embroidery runs along the flat edge and arm holes with a tiny Germen val frill. A white ribbon accentuates the understated elegance of the undergarment.
The second annual Northern New Mexico fair and fall festival comes to Las Vegas September 25 to 27 with five thousand dollars in purses. Las Vegas Gallinas park boasts premier race purses in the southwest with 150 stalls and full amenities. Races at 2 pm daily under Western Jockey Club rules include three furlongs, five furlongs, one mile, two miles in cowboy relay, with no entry fees and winnings paid at the wire.
An old style advertisement for O Bambini proprietor offering merchant tailoring and hat trimming services at No. 209 West Railroad Avenue. It lists running events and prices for hats and garments, promotes cleaning and repairs, and claims fifteen years of experience. Includes a testimonial tone and invitation to patrons.
Catherine Mann-Payzant surveys the fall fashion scene noting the theater of the season between summer and winter wear. She details satin pony jacket suits, two piece circular skirts, empire coats from old velvet, and revived silk waists with lace plastrons, all in blue mohair, voile, and apple green schemes with ribbons and trims.
A Trinidad Chronicle story recounts a ranch incident where a rattlesnake with two legs was killed after fighting fiercely. It also notes typhoid fever in Gray Creek and Prudence physician advised sanitation measures including disinfection of excreta, sputum disposal, separate dishes, and burning contaminated materials to prevent infection.
A charming morning frock for a young woman features ecru lace on a shallow yoke and sleeves. The cell blue lined dress has a bib effect high at the shoulders with narrow straps and mother of pearl buttons. A Leghorn garden hat swathed in soft blue chiffon completes the ensemble.
The article describes a little black noise coat designed for cooler evenings. It pairs with gowns featuring black lace over light colors, has a slightly loose shirt back, longer sharp pointed fronts, and heavy colored embroidery. Embroidery decorates the revers and sleeve bands, with short puffs and a fluted silk flounce finishing the coat, fastened by a jeweled buckle.
An advertisement recalls a severe bowel illness in a two year old cured by Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The testimonial from Magele Hickox of Midland Michigan asserts the remedy cures even cholera infantum when directions are followed and that it is sold by all druggists.
Manager Davis of the Penny Pastor at 216 South Second Street presents a weekly Saturday morning program with new pictures and songs. W. H. Brown of Pittsfield Vermont endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills for health, noting they help his family’s health. 25 cents, guaranteed by druggists.
The Union Fair Association reports the twelfth annual fair at Springer on October 3 4 and 6 with hopes to surpass past success. It notes strong local participation from northeastern counties and invites inquiries to secretary M M Sala for more information. The piece contrasts fairs in developed western areas and mentions public support and a Cuba reference about General Gomez.
Tax rolls show county assessments rising across New Mexico with allocations among national bankers and real estate owners. Authorities note overall tax affairs are in excellent shape despite nineteen appeals from a citizen wage advertisement.
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