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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1908
Page
5
The New York stock market showed a nervous yet gradually rising tone as broad demand kept prices from falling. A sharp early decline hit American Smelting and National Lead amid a Boston advertising wave. buying from outside sources and large market orders supported a later recovery with strong activity in copper and gold reports for July.
The American Stockman reports a largely steady yet quiet wool market. Demand remains weak with cautious buyers. price advances are limited and most activity stems from already contracted lots. Observers note firm London prices, cautious clothier buying, and ongoing shifts in supply for clothing and fancy wools amid limited bullish sentiment.
Mass obituary notes the death of Louise Chanler Moulton a renowned authoress at her Hosten Mass home after a nearly nine month illness. The report highlights her prominence and long contribution to literature.
Itemized ad segment lists Boston Coach and quart cans with small prices, Pioneer and Highland milks, a Mrick Bods entry, and 100 count baling wire priced per 100. Mentions a street address 211 First Street for the listing.
Lieutenant Commander A. Kaiser of the U S Navy Engineering Department on the cruiser Washington is hospitalized in serious condition after a horse stumble in a ditch during a Port Madison ride. He suffered a scalp wound from forehead to crown. Commander Kaiser and Mrs Kaiser were guests of Mr and Mrs N H Latimer.
A Dispatch from Badjow Spain reports nine people killed when a powder explosion destroyed most of the town. The blast leveled the locality and caused extensive damage.
Readers learn dandruff is caused by a scalp germ that harms hair roots. The ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a fix to kill the germ, stop thinning, and restore shine. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes from The Herpicide Co. Detroit with sample offer via 10 cent stamps.
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