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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
6
The Albuquerque Morning Journal publishing company lists offices at 310 West Gold Avenue and notes second class mailing status. It records rates for subscriptions, advertising policies, and AP affiliation while announcing Sunday edition details and business notices.
The Albuquerque Journal denounces Carl Magee for a long hostile column aimed at ruining its standing and finances. It accuses Magee of using public funds and influence to defend his own papers while Raynolds had aided Magee in avoiding bankruptcy.
A collage of satirical comments on Congress and politics opens with promises to cut taxes as the session starts. Insurgent references divide the senate while editors mock grand centennials and joke about prudence, hats, and a cowboy’s failed attempt at factory destruction.
Twenty years ago in Albuquerque local residents and visitors circulate between business and social life. Druggist C B Mead arrives from San Marcial. J Rickman plans a large tank for the Santa Fe yards. D D Patterson visits from Los Angeles. Ike Hauser of Cincinnati calls on friends. M Nash, electrical contractor, returns with a wild goose. a home wedding unites John W Gibson and Mary Edith Gettings. General Charles F Easley travels down from Santa Fe.
The poem recalls Sigmund Sygmund Brietbart once hailed as the world’s strongest man who battles a hidden microbe after a hand injury. A mere germ, unseen, grows from a rust wound and defeats his famed power, reminding readers that tiny unseen threats surround us.
The Weakly News reports a birthday party for Miss Mary Watkins held last Wednesday with gifts including perfume, checklits, and hankerchiffs. Guests included Benny Potts, Artie Alexander, Sid Hunt, Maud Jonson, and Lovetter Mincer. The event featured ice cream, callers, and a fudge recipe offer. A Saturday horse show in the alley drew crowds and a chaotic chase among wagons. Football practice occurred Saturday morning with Puds Simkins doing most of the kicking.
The Gran Quivira Harvey House at Clovis New Mexico will be enlarged with a 24 foot north extension to the dining room, new wing north of the kitchen, lobby and office revamps, and improvements to raise attractiveness. The lunch room capacity will double with the new wing. Floors will be tiled with wainscoting, a new lunch room floor and a refrigerating plant will serve both kitchen and lunch counter.
Virginia’s first woman candidate for public office Mrs. Willie W. Caldwell of Roanoke was defeated in the election for superintendent of public instruction.
A meditation on love and memory where gain and loss determine happiness. The speaker contrasts those who win or lose love with the timeless ideal of dreamlike, unaging beauty that endures beyond time.
A collection of quirky quotes proposes diverse careers including a college football coach who bosses players, a candy and ice cream entrepreneur who tests freshness, and a bed spring tester who checks springiness by jumping on beds. The voices show humor and impracticality rather than practical career guidance.
Rumpled account says Sam struck a fence post with a small hammer while curious to see how close he could come without actually hitting it. His mother learned of the incident and expressed concern.
A brief verse notes a domestic scene about winter doors and a father's temper. The speaker contrasts leaving a door open with closing it abruptly, hinting at familial tension and vigilance in a small domestic moment.
Missouri Valley officials decided to drop golf as a conference sport. Schools may still hold invitation events. Outdoor track and field goes to Nebraska Lincoln for May 21-22, with tennis at Lincoln on similar dates. Indoor track tentatively dropped for this season and to be reconsidered. indoor meeting planned for 1927 when Nebrake Drake and Washington universities complete field houses.
A 1925 column argues Red Grange should leave college football to pursue pro opportunities and money. It compares college spirit with professional success, cites Hays and Coolidge era figures, and defends taking lucrative contracts over finishing diplomas. The piece portrays sport as a business and praises pursuing talent where best.
A summary of events includes army uniform roll collars adopted, U S destroyers ordered withdrawn from Beirut, Rear Admiral Eberle’s testimony in the Mitchell court martial, Senate organization without La Follette, Coolidge’s response to John L Lewis on coal, and Marie Louise Baldwin a transportation expert who started law at 49 with two degrees.
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