11 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary ad claims Acker's Enlist cures coughs, stops colds in a day, prevents croup, relieves asthma, and combats consumption with strong claims. The garbled copy emphasizes rapid relief and historic health remedies.
A brief ad notes Five Hundred gains popularity as an evening game for social gatherings. It mentions ecards with full instructions and rites at the Tsanraui office priced at 10 cents each or 3 for 25 cents.
A damaged OCR fragment notes satisfaction with handling and bore terms. Mentions stores and keeping items while promising not to raise prices. Context is unclear and names or places are not identifiable. The brief hints at consumer service and price stance but lacks concrete facts.
A compact note discusses patient trust in doctors prescriptions and the issue of substituting generic medicines. It warns against altering what the doctor ordered and notes potential price considerations. The fragment hints at patient caution and calls for adherence to the prescribed treatment.
Public sale advertises the administrator Ernest Kiel deceased real estate in Deming, Luna County New Mexico. Auction set for March by order of the Third Judicial District Court of New Mexico, details parcel descriptions and boundaries, with Chapman as clerk.
A fragmented excerpt describes pencil production from lead graphite mining to final shaping. It covers mining with water mills, grinding, dust collection, grading, mixing with water, forming a continuous graphite thread, and shaping into pencil slats then colored after assembly.
A rambling 1900s diary fragment blends humor and theology as the writer roams a figurative afterlife. He recalls Moses, Beecher, Cartwright, and Bemused ministers, notes heat and pavement, and naively riffs on hell, Heaven, and earthly life with playful, wandering observations.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a quirky scene with a parrot and a rocket. Characters like Longhead and Judy appear in a nursery setting, with stray phrases about listening, talking, and a strange device that moves a rocket. the text is garbled but hints at a playful, fantastical narrative.
The Denver Stockman notes stockmen from the west will gather for a large convention this month to discuss railroad rates the hour law foreign markets and public funds. Allies of Rule Linen packers and yard operators welcome but will not vote. The event aims at unity and decisive action.
The West Minstrel forces under Manager Rigby promise high musical standard with renowned singers and novelty acts. Friday night features varied specialty acts alongside the celebrated musical selections, aiming for broad appeal and cordial approval.
Sheriff Farnsworth returns from Lordsburg and Hachita, tracing Chenowth who fled toward Mexico. Col S L Bean plans spring smelting at Espaito to process ore from local mines. Preston Jones and Es My Young report progress in Nevada and the Virginia District with fresh gold ore body finds. Langston a solid producer, mining gains expected from recent development work and rising ore value.
A garbled note touts a remedy named Stunt's Cure claiming rapid relief from itching. It reads like a dubious patent medicine pitch with assurances of absolute cure and mentions boxed formats and guaranteed results.
The article discusses government printing errors in stamps that become valuable to collectors. It notes specific errors from the 1860s 1870s eras and prices ranging from hundreds to thousands, with references to US Navy and other department issues, and highlights the risks of detection and retirement for those responsible.
The piece describes German bread and coffee habits during wartime, noting rye bread, limited white flour, and a staple loaf sold for a penny or two. It highlights bakery goods like gird loaves, the daily diet of soldiers, and the economic impact of rising bread prices during the war.
Fragmentary note discusses candles as a relic amid electric light. Mentions poetry, bohemian tastes, and remembrances of ancestors who used candles. The text contrasts fading candle use with modern illumination and hints at cultural shifts.
Readable parts describe a chaotic scene with voices and actions as a narrative develops. The text references movement toward something, an interruption, and a reaction involving pleading and detection methods. Strong entities include Pats and Amy in a tense setting.
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