02 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows mentions of rings, rates, dates from June to October, and references to Portland Oregon and September events. It includes garbled pricing and contact lines, suggesting an advertisement or notice about travel or shipping with low summer rates. Entities: Portland Oregon, September, June, October.
National Bank Examiner Cunningham as receiver sues W. T. Andrews of New Mexico for over 50000 alleging fraud in collusion with W. Leo Clark head cashier and F. Frails. Shortage of 30000 in cash found in Clark accounts. loans without security alleged as part of the Enterprise National Bank collapse.
A spoofed ad-like note touts Acker's English Remedy as the greatest cure for coughs, colds, and consumption with a promise it will stop a cold in one night and cure consumption. It mentions five hundred dollars for a game, plumbing supplies, and a mailing address in Silver City New Mexico for orders.
The latest cattle contracts filed at the Hrapneir office gain broad approval as the most used form for agreements. Officials report swift handling and standardized terms for buyers and sellers.
An old advertisement for J. A. Kinnear & Co promoting Honest Medicine and subscription mindsets, urging readers to substitute drugs with pre ordered prescriptions and highlighting price incentives.
Por Sale. S150 will buy a pair of well trained ami zeulle driving team of Shetland por, together with hiarne, everything. complete, & Co's, grocery store.
Important meeting announced for Topeka on November 15 where W R Bidson and Chas Hatfield of St. Louis will transfer control of the sanitarium company to Droll A Warner and associates. The project has strong backing from fraternal orders and plans to open January 1 1906 with endowment. Membership fees from assessments and lodge support will fund admissions for members and families at from 10 to 25 dollars monthly while nonmembers pay a higher rate. Dr Warner, head of the company and National Fraternal congress member, leads the drive amid broad backing and speculation on bank affairs and public accountability.
The Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny failed for upward of $100,090. A cashier named T. Leo Clarke is reported to have died by his own action. Directors expect to pay all, and the bank would resume business. The eastern press cites speculation by state funds as the cause, with the bank acting as a sort of house.
Louis Bell discusses how factory distribution shifting toward large cities signals national decline. He notes concentration of industry reduces rural manufacturing, creating depopulated regions and a costly distribution system that harms overall prosperity.
A historical passage explains nitrogen’s peaceful nature until combined with nitro compounds like dynamite and nitroexplosives. It warns that simple triggers can make nitrogen expand explosively, fueling modern warfare and crime while also serving benign plant and human needs in free states, attributed to Lendon Janet.
A Washington Post column comments on Spartan virtue amid weather and office life. It mocks strict open-window health fads, noting the extreme zeal of proponents who demand constant exposure to cold and wind, while urging restraint from modern exponents.
A collage of quotes on marriage gender and society from Alfred Austin T P O Connor G K Chesterton and others. It laments slavery of social norms and praises wit and common sense while noting gendered views on women clubs and domestic life.
The text parries between advice and behavior on home life and restraint. It cites a New York World column urging prudence in marriages about amusement and quiet, then contrasts it with a French museum anecdote and a long, extreme fasting case in 1885. The tone blends moral guidance with curiosities of self denial.
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