04 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1905
Page
1
The Great Cattle Exhibit runs December 16 to 23 featuring top bovine livestock. The event promises aristocracy of cattle with an “Inter national” program. Tickets via Santa Fe on sale December 16 to 19, price around 50 dollars, limited to December 24, 1905. D A Creamer, Agent.
Teaprtatz Office lists latest cattle contracts available for sale in the approved form. Buyers are advised to review terms, pricing, and delivery details before signing.
A patent medicine claim promotes Acker's English Remedy as a universal cure for coughs colds consumption and asthma with a money back guarantee. Sold at Patice Drag Store.
A damaged line notes a sale of concealed items with full instructions and rates at the Hraprecter office. Prices listed include 10 cents each and 3 for 25 cents, with vague reference to a mousement and hundeed terms.
A visitor recounts seeking Captain Mayne Reid and Charles Reade in London. He describes directions to Mayne Reid’s corner house in Maida Vale and an encounter with Reade, who denied recognition and sent them away. He notes Reid’s residence and a public garden setting.
A quirky, critical portrait of the ideal guest who shuns self aggrandizement yet adores conversation. He slips into any discourse, avoids proselytizing, and depends on weather or weariness to hide flaws. He remains confident, courteous, and rarely restless.
The piece notes the inaugural ball of March 4, 1800, at Mr. Tang's hotel in the federal capital, attended by about four hundred guests. It contrasts handling of presidential inaugurations from Washington, Adams, and Jefferson, with a commentary on royal customs and the young republic’s celebration style.
An early 20th century analysis argues that national decadence signals arise from concentration of industry and elites. It notes decaying former manufacturing centers, redistribution pressures, and the peril of a distribution-dominated economy. A substory presents a child party joke about swallowing.
A scrambled OCR passage describes an odd story of ants abducting foes, with terms like kidnaploggets and a chaotic narrative voice. The text details attacks, captives, and soldiers returning to a scene of action, attributing the events to a fictional or mythic frame, including references to a chase through a forest and a household.
Fragmented OCR of college yell notes shows noisy phrases linking Cornell Amherst and Pennsylvania with unclear sequence. Readable bits mention college crowds shouting and a mix of garbled words suggesting a chant or pep, but precise events, dates, or outcomes are not discernible.
A collage of quotes on love, slavery, writing, and social manners. Alfred All Of all slaver there is no shave sad world knows so twTible as the slavery of a sensitive man to a hysterical selfish woman. T. 2. O'Connor. George Moore. A knocker on our doors signals civility not boorishness or barbarism according to G K Chesterton.
A literary prose fragment celebrates the Everglades and Caloosa lands blending beauty and mystery with nature’s vast imagery. It contrasts tranquil lakes and cobalt skies with volcanic ferocity, then references explorers, artists, and a cryptic tale of a skeleton and the "Lake of the Moly Spirit" as a symbolic, reforming spirit pervading the landscape.
A garbled excerpt references a person described like a watch and mentions police timing. The text reads as an OCR fragment from Yonkers with unclear names and incomplete phrases. It hints at a comparison of a man’s behavior to a watch and notes a police clock event but lacks coherent details.
Theodore Waters in Everybody Magazine describes beggars exploiting sympathy by staging scenes such as an old crone with a broken organ and a baby carriage to evoke pity. The piece notes the artist-beggar profited while police traced others who manipulated crowds, drawing attention to manipulative street theatrics.
The article outlines the ancient origin and spread of grape cultivation from the Persian region through Egypt Sicily and Great Britain into America. It notes the long history of varieties such as Tokay and Concord and mentions the wide range of European and American grape types carried by settlers.
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