Albuquerque Journal 1925 Notice and Editorial Matter
The page presents the Albuquerque Morning Journal publication details from October 8, 1925, including publisher Journal Publishing Company Joseph Tauserk and a note on circulation, advertising policies, and Associated Press affiliation. It shows pricing lines and postal information for a historical newspaper issue.
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Journal Publishing Company
Joseph Tauserk
Associated Press
Scuta
Eeci Dee
Coolidge Promotes Peace Era Defense and National Service
President Coolidge urges limits on large armies while backing selective service to mobilize all resources. He outlines tax and price stabilization ideas and stresses preparedness, noting wartime duties for labor and capital alongside soldiers.
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Congress
Coolidge
Two Fatalities Amid Promising span Ends in Accident
Two young individuals lost their lives in separate accidents over recent days, ending a period of noted hope and achievement. Authorities are investigating the circumstances.
Fragmentary Humorous Snippets From A New Mexican Page
A collage of quips and brief items from Albuquerque era columns. Jokes about dogs, missionaries, and taxis mingle with light notes on praying, insurance, and a Kiwanis gift. Ephemeral anecdotes feature Rear and Front New Mexico, and casual remarks by officials.
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New Mexico
Local News From Albuquerque Twenty Years Ago
Albuquerque scenes include Levi A. Hughes visiting, hunting trips to Eagle Mogollon mountains and Aguas Calientes, a New Mexico and Menaul School football tie, and social gatherings hosted by Mrs. George Brooks, Colonel H A Jastro, Colonel and Mrs. W H Greer, M C Chadbourne and Alfred Grunsfeld.
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University of New Mexico
Menaul School
University
Gibson
Ross
Heald
Crawford
Hugh Bryan
Mayo
Allen
Smith
Clancy
Donaldy
George Brooks
H. A. Jastro
W. H. Greer
M. C. Chadbourne
Alfred Grunsfeld
Whittle Bunnies Note Book Improvised Breakfast Debate
A humorous exchange between Whittle Benny and his mother about eating breakfast in bed. The boy laments breakfast in bed would make waking easier and better grades, while his mother dismisses the idea as a crazy notion and demands he eat at the dining room table.
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Wales
Berd
Country Needs Eminent Responsibility, Says Marquette Leader
Marquette University President Rev Albert C Fox urges students to shoulder responsibility and form purposeful clubs rather than mere memberships He calls for emience of performers to impress on today’s students and notes education as crucial for future nation building. He stresses personal duty across society.
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Tess
Marquette University
Father Albert C. Fox
Marquette, Wis
Club Etreles
Cheeees Rhymes By Walt Mason Popularity
The verse praises Chester Chee's moral tales sold by the ton and on cards, claiming they please common readers with clear lessons. It contrasts Chee with grim Russian novels, arguing Chee's stories promote virtue, honesty, and wholesome entertainment for readers at all levels.
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Chester Chee
Chester
Chee
Sine
No ship ever launched drifts to harbor in calm weeks
Historical note states that ships do not drift into harbor unaided and require active effort to reach port. The remark emphasizes navigator responsibility and harbor approach challenges rather than passive drift.
Oscar Wells Elected President of American Bankers Association
Oscar Wells, president of the First National Bank of Birmingham, Alabama, is named the new ABA president after years as vice president. His career spans Platte City and Edgerton Missouri, Fort Worth and Dallas Texas, Edits include Cuban liquidating commission work 1920 21 and advisory council role with the Federal Reserve Sixth District. Born 1875 in Platte County Missouri.
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Oscar Wells
American Bankers’ Association
First National Bank of
Birmingham
Alabama
Platte City
Edgerton
Carthage
Missouri
Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Texas
Wells
Federal Reserve Bank
Platte County
Life Should Be An Alternation Of Work And Rest
Clark and Kinnaird argue humans require a balance of study meditation society and relaxation with physical toil. A life focused only on drudgery harms growth, as intellect heart imagination and taste accompany bones and muscles in proper development. The piece urges varied occupation and discipline for personal growth.
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon
A compact reader note listing common word usage errors and mispronunciations. It emphasizes correct tense forms such as have never met, clarifies pronunciation of demise with emphasis on the final syllable, and notes frequent misspellings like subpoena.
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W. L. Gordon
Notoriety by Dr Frank Crane
The piece argues notoriety is a powerful advertising tool that fuels publicity in politics and entertainment but warns it can come from shallow merit. It cites New York incidents of publicity seekers and notes fame earned through hard work, not mere applause, is lasting.
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New York
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Clark's Palace Goes Begging At 2 Million
The Fifth Avenue palace of the late Senator William A. Clark, a 121 room mansion with 31 baths, is offered at 2 million dollars. Brokers say the site is worth more than the building and razing costs hurt its value. The house stands at Fifth Avenue and 77th Street opposite Central Park, with developers eyeing an apartment house site. Mrs. Clark prefers Santa Barbara, California. Previous era rivals like Vincent Astor and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt saw similar fates for their mansions.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
William A. Clark
Butte
Mont
Avenue
Vincent Astor
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Clark
Santa Barbara
Calif
Seventy-seventh Street
Central Park
Silver City Trooper Dies After Horse Falls on Him
Jesus R. Pena of Troop F 111th Cavalry died from injuries after his horse buckled and rolled during drill on September 27 in Silver City New Mexico. Pena, 21, enlisted March 21 1923 as a charter member of Troop F and received military honors at a firing squad salute with taps by Private Joe Fierro. Surviving siblings are wished heartfelt sympathy by Troop F members.
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Silver City
N. M
Jesus R. Pena
111Th Cavalry
Pena
John W. Littlefield
Joe Fierro
Poultrymen Map Cooperative Egg Marketing Plan
The Bernalillo County Poultry Association holds its regular monthly meeting at 8 pm in the Chamber of Commerce building. Dr J R Beott reports on plans to market association eggs and prepare for the December poultry show. J C Largent will present Market Egg Associations of California.
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Bernalillo County Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Beott
Market Egg Associations of California
J. C. Largent
Word Study: Effeminate Traits Emphasized In Speech
A dated dictionary note defines effeminate as having woman ish traits and unmanly. The excerpt adds a cautionary line about mastering one word each day to grow vocabulary.
Markets Slip Amid Mixed Signals on Octobers Open
The New York stock market shows slowed activity with a mix of gains and losses. Call money eased from 5% to 4% as funds flow post October disbursements, while rail and steel shares fluctuate and broker loans hover near record highs, signaling cautious trading.
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Commission Houses
New York Federal Reserve
Interstate Commerce
Southern Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Tal
Tel
Aian Emco
Stest
Bethlehem
California
Csesescese
Cent
Cerra
Pabco Ovisssasese
Chandler Motor
Isescess
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic, & Northwestern
Chic, Mil. & St. P. Pfd
Colorado
Erseesesee
Congoleum-Nairn
Consolidated Gastec
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M. E. Hickey
Robert Hickey
Bowman
Judge
Hickey
South Sea Islands
A. L. Blair
Europe
Taxis
President Coolidge
Ed. Donahue
Kiwanis Club
J. A. J. Harris
Levi A. Hughes
George K. Neher
William
Eagle
L. R. LaDriere
Grand Rapids, Mich
J. L. LaCriere
City
Dr. Kraft
D. I. Brine Forrest Parker
George P. Hill
Mogollon Mountains
Jack Risque
Aguas Calientes
Mexico
Mexican Central
W. E. Dame
I. B. Payne
Harry F. Lee
J. KE. Saint
Felix H. Lester
J. T. McLaughlin
W. Y. Walton
W. 8. Strickler
BK. L., Medler
W. H. Springer
R. BE
Putney
W. EB. Dame
A. Millington
B. Rodey
Winh MS
Whittle
Benny
Pape
Bernard Gluck
Sing Sing Prison
International Prison Congress
London
Gluck
Cheeees Rhymes
By Walt Mason
Channing
Ford
Detroit
Kinnaird
Frank Crane
Clark's Palace
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