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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
7
A reminiscence of a grandmother making peach preserves with many cans enjoyed by family. The piece notes a visit with a grandmother, a mother fussing, and a busy kitchen with peaches flying. It mentions Professor Start sailing for Africa and other brief cultural asides.
Simon Callex of this city had a narrow escape Saturday evening when he plunged about thirty feet into a deep arroyo along Math Street near the Warren residence. He injured his right thigh and had to be carried to the Ladies Hospital, where Dr O J WW ice treated him. He returned home Sunday and will be confined for some time. Officials urged fencing along both sides of the gulch to prevent similar accidents.
The Hamburg American liner Amerika will debut in the United States with seating for over 3,000 passengers and a la carte dining at all hours. It features a Norist shop, electric passenger elevators, telephone service to each stateroom, a gymnasium, nursery with trained nurses, and hydropathic services. Length 5687 feet, breadth 74 feet six inches, depth 53 feet, displacement 42 000 tons, tonnage about 23 000 tons, carrying over 16 000 tons of cargo.
Duval 18 recovering from paralysis with improvement and steady progress noted. A baby boy greeted Rev and Mrs Shively at 201 Chapel St, mother and child doing well. Northern New Mexico fair president Twitchell suffers neuralgia. Dora Peacock returns with Angora oats from Kansas. Capt W R Fall and wife relocate to Las Cruces, planning a new residence near the Baptist church. Deming water works near completion with engine and pump apparatus arriving. standpipe and brick building underway.
Government reindeer programs in Alaska aim to stave off extinction of Eskimo communities. F P C Churchill assesses chances of success while supporters like John W Brady and Sheldon Jackson tout transformation in native livelihoods. Critics note limited benefits after years and funds.
Miss Edith Craig of Lone Mountain was thrown from a horse while riding toward Central. The horse kicked, breaking two places in her leg. County Commissioner BLT Link transported her to Fort Bayard Hospital where she remains under care and is improving slowly.
United States deputy mineral surveyor i F Duval returned from Socorro county where he checked corners and monuments of a smallholding survey amid fears of damage from heavy rains. In Alamogordo, Judge E A Mann handed five year terms and fines of 500 dollars for cattle stealing and 100 dollars for an assault with a gun on Dr Hyatt.
A Virginia man recalls severe chest trouble from smoke and dust. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption easing his cough and lung issues after other remedies failed. The ad promotes 60 cent to 1 dollar bottles and a free trial, with a Bell phone contact and a local women’s exchange offering fresh goods and disinfectant.
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