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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
4
A Morning Journal report describes bacteriologists domesticated germs as useful workers in health and industry. Trained microbes attack invaders, aid water safety, detect contaminated milk, and boost immune response through opsonins, transforming pests into medical allies under scientific control.
A compact notice describes unique want ad offerings from Morning Journal readers. It notes each advertisement stands as a separate errand for buyers and sellers, reflecting the paper’s local marketplace.
Correspondence from Washington reports Nince Justice Johnson stating Scandinavian voters could swing the presidential race this fall. The piece analyzes how Swedish and Norwegian Americans, mainly Republican, might alter maps in Minnesota and neighboring states, affecting Johnson's odds against Bryan and Roosevelt era patterns.
Extracted honey ten pounds for one dollar. Order by postal to W P Allen Box 2022 Albuquerque NM. Alfalfa hay ninety tons at fifteen dollars per ton delivered or fourteen fifty at warehouse 510 North Third Street Phone 1123 K Thompson. Fine fresh Jersey cow four gallons contact 923 North Second Street. Fresh cows from Albers Dairy. Various household furniture Futrelle Furniture Co West End of Viaduct. Deliv er one ton or more of first class alfalfa to any point in the city Phone 796.
The piece analyzes Republican map drawing for upcoming elections and the risk of foreign born voters shifting to a Democratic candidate. It notes Governor Jolson’s Northwest appeal as a potential first regional candidate and how party loyalty might shape a high stakes contest.
John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association testifies before the House committee on the wood pulp and print paper industry. He alleges U S shoppers shoulder penalties for speculative prices, links Canada timber buys to price hikes, and suggests paper can be made for $20 a ton. The session also notes a telegram about the Manila and Fiber Paper company being discharged by Judge Lacombe, calling the move a farce and a potential obstacle to a Stevens bill.
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