20 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads like a poem fragment with scattered names and measurements. The lines describe a bas-relief or statue scene with references to a face eyes and length, mentioning a figure about three feet tall and other approximate dimensions. The text moves through strange phrases and names, yielding an oblique, symbolic snapshot.
A description of frames for Royal Academy works mentions the smallest and costliest painting titled Healy and Child. The frame uses lapis lazuli molding and the frame’s value rivals the artwork, with notes about a long eight foot frame and a wide trey. The piece traveled to Rome and the frame’s fragility affects overall worth.
An article warns that blackleg remains a persistent danger to cattle, especially in poor pastures and during heavy rains when green forage is abundant. It cites past losses, describes a home remedy proposed by James A. Kinnear, and urges timely prevention before the peak season.
In a letter to the Ueapticut, Mr Gee Chessman of Denver denies any market collusion and declares he operates independently. He says markets have been shaky two years, asserts he pays top prices, and claims fair dealings with Luna and Grant counties cattlemen, promising continued honest relations.
In Arizona conditions for spring delivery are unsettled as buyers are scarce. Cattle herds on ranges show high numbers in small lots, with producers facing two years of range production for sale. Winter and spring weather, ample water, and improving grass suggest strong shipment potential later, while southern districts expect a prosperous year despite uneven trade.
A fragmentary essay argues open air exercise preserves youth and energy. It cites benefits for joints, breathing, and blood flow, listing activities like walking, running, tennis, and croquet. The author asserts exercise maintains tone, vitality, and a lively voice, though the writing is imperfect.
A discussion with a noted hunter reveals that eye and skull size changes may accompany improved mental capacity. Observations from hydropeltan batter tests show skull enlargement linked to surrounding body structure. the eye size adapts with abnormal visual conditions, suggesting a possible relation to visual correction via skull growth.
A Kansas City World excerpt emphasizes that brains alone fail without good manners in business. It argues manners shape first impressions, influence employer judgments, and affect sales, noting success rests on polite conduct as a basic equipment for any calling. Also mentions Amsterdam’s canal city design and a humorous couple’s quip on living together.
A collage of fragmented quips and short exchanges from various papers humorously contrasts marriage norms with social teasing. References to bigamy, engagements, and idle gossip mingle with stray puns and cultural lines, ending in an archaic tale about idols and names.
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