Liquor And Drugstores Regulation Sparks Debate
The new ruling by John W. Yerkes tightens control on patent medicines mainly composed of distilled spirits. Druggists face special taxes on compounding spirits and the sale of quinine must follow strict rules. The change raises questions about enforcement in prohibition districts, reservations, and how it affects drug stores operating as backroom soda stands or saloon alternatives. An Albuquerque interview with R. B. Baly on irrigation and cheap electric power also appears, stressing regional development and water access.
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John W. Yerkes
Missioner of
Internal Revenue
Medicne
New Mexico
R. B. Baly
Weil Irrigation
Deming
Albuquerque
Fea
Valoy
Aurta
Ely
Inter-Church Conference on Federation in New York
In mid November a major religious gathering to be held at Carnegie Hall on November 15 will bring 500 to 600 delegates from 24 Protestant denominations across the United States. The Inter Church Conference on Federation aims to form a permanent body voicing united Protestant views on religious, social and ethical matters, without seeking ecclesiastical union. Notables include five Episcopal bishops and six Methodist bishops among others. The piece notes Christ’s prayer for unity and references an adjacent article on Japan’s sea food industry.
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Jesus
New York City
Inter-Church Conference On Federation
Carnegie Hall
United States
United Protestant Churches
Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Methodist Church South
United Brethren, Reformed Episcopal
Mtghl
Christ
Hi Father
Triumvirate in Law and Judicial Ethics Debate
The Citizen highlights Judge A. A. Freeman's address on bar bench relations and the case for electing judiciary by the people. It lauds the discussion as logical and accessible to readers, noting critics of browbeating by attorneys and urging courtesy among all who serve justice. Also reports on Kansas City actions by the American Pomological Society urging fruit industry legislation, and notes Japan and Russia indemnity disputes and the Canadian Pacific railroad land offers.
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A. A. Freeman
Procman
Trenchatt
Bar
Kansas City
American Pomological Society
Arne Ald Condremmen
Tookini
Teing
Cefriceracor Barker
Committee On Resolutionn
An Austen-like Fragment of Courtship Rejections
A speaker recalls past loves and rejections from Annabel Aurelia Brown, Walli, Maryhen, Polly Smith, and Maggie Robinson. He laments unreciprocated affection, finds solace with Polly then loses her, and ends hopeful for Maggie’s kindness despite repeated romantic thwarting.
Ancient Aztec Hopi snake worship story sparks grand jury doubt
Reported tale from Zia Pueblo claims a ritual feeding snake infant children to honor a chief deity. Grand jury considered possible murder in the first degree, but evidence deemed insufficient for indictment. story regarded as greatly exaggerated by authorities.
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Jemez Country
Diety
Nema
Reali
Zia Pueblo
United Grand Jury
Weil
How the Japs Make a Living from the Sea
A U S government investigator notes Japan as a model in marine industries with kelp and kombu farming, kanten production, seaweed yields, pearl culturing, terrapin farming, and oyster husbandry. About 3,000,000 Japanese work in fishing sectors versus 216,600 in the United States, harvesting aquatic outputs valued at $30,000,000 annually.
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Japan
United States
Hugh M. Smith
Pacific
Atlantic
Javer
Mizukuri
Japanese Fish Commission
Bay of Age
Toklo
Forester Scientist and Practical Forest Work in Germany
The article contrasts a practical German forester with abstract thinkers, detailing his lifelong work in a forest district, managing planting, thinning, harvesting, road building, and records to guide future decades. It cites Prof Franklin on lightning rod paths, and notes timber growth limits with altitude data for fir and vines.
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Germany
W.8. Franklin
Franklin
Some Stories Wise and Some Otherwise Wide-Awake Missourian
A fragmented column recalls tall tales and humorous anecdotes from traveling men in St Louis Kansas City and Colorado Springs with jokes about land sighting and a blind cow. It notes the Missouri editor's quip about a wide world and features a brief sketch of attorney Dickson using a pair of sticks to type on a keyboard.
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F.C. Starkweather
St. Louis
Erie
Kansan City
Atlan Ocean
Pacific
Colorado Springs
Missing Helper Ad Promises Broad Publicity
A garbled classified note from The Evening Citizen touts a willing helper who can be “not only ly competent” but also a strong worker. The ad claims the helper covers many duties, promising broad publicity and reliable service as the best form of promotion.
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Laa
Odd Fellows Grand Ledge Meeting Transport Offer
Santa Fe offers rail passes to Philadelphia and return for Grand Lodge event with departure and return dates in September. Fare listed as 60.05, tickets valid for several days with potential extension to October 5 on payment of 100. Agent contact provided for details in Albuquerque.
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Odd Fellows’ Grand Ledge
Philadelphia
Santa Fe
Lutz
Albuquertue
Public testimonial on Deans Kidney Pills for backache
Albuquerque readers hear a public endorsement from Mrs. W C Wood about Deans Kidney Pills proven in Fall River Mass for backache kidney complaints lumbago and related symptoms. The ad notes dealer availability at 60 cents and identifies Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents. Also mentions Schilling's Best spices and Zelger Cafe ad content.
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Albuquerque
W. C. Wood
W. G Wood
South Broadway
Fall River
Mass
Dosa
Dean
Doun
Mexico
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
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Mr. Dennen
Pirit
Russia
Canalan Pacific Railroad
Chicago News
Annabel Aurelia Brown
Sweet Mery Jones
Maryhen
Polly Smith
Polly
Maggie Robinson
Grand Jury
Zia Indian Pueblo
Forester
Charles MH Robb
David Harum
Abe
Koakisn Bayle
Mutave County
Artem
Dickson Ia
Kingman
Mohave County
Dickson
Jckson
New York Tribune
Dr. Jaegers Sanitary Woolen Underwear Co
M. Mandell
Irvan & Haygood Gleckler Building
South Fourth ST
F. Platt
Hendrix Avenue
Borradaile & CO
Gold Ave
China
Albuquerque Hardware Company
P, Lommors & Matteucg
West
Tieras Road
Road Avenue
W. Strong
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Albuquerue
Schilling
Zelger Cafe
J. Korber & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Corner
1St St
Copper Ave
Tea and Coffee Co
West Silver Ave
T. Vann
Newco Hoard
M. Dragoie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Albuquerl
Nick Franco
Cole
Dr. Fowler
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