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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1909

Page

6

London Docks Socialized as Public Authority Takes Over

Public takes control of vast London docks assets including 56 miles of wine casks and 45 million dollars worth of tobacco. Transfer occurs at midnight with no ceremony as officials and ships continue operations, new port authority to improve docks and plan for larger vessels under Sir Hudson Kearley.

London India Surrey Commer- London Authority Dock House Leadenhall Street Great Britain Globe Philipson Port Authority Hudson Kearley

Water Power Saved Hundreds of Thousands in Western States

Secretary Ballinger endorses conservation of public water power with eleven temporary withdrawals totaling 236 365 acres across Utah Colorado Wyoming Montana Idaho and Washington. The policy aims to protect key sites while ensuring orderly disposition by Congress and updates the earlier Garfield withdrawals.

Utah Colorado Wyoming Montana Idaho Washington Ballinger Interior Department Taft Geological Survey Congress Garfield Ballingers Salmon River

Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs

The International Typographical Union supports a model Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs, a single labor group hospital and sanitarium funded by a daily one minute share from 45 000 members. Since 1891 over 13 000 men have resided, with 80 acres of grounds, six buildings, and a yearly per resident cost of 33 dollars, plus specialized tuberculosis care and extensive reform in sanitation and housing. The home serves crippled and elderly printers, emphasizes medical care, recreation, and self funding through printers’ contributions and endowments.

United States Canada Colorado Springs North America Col International Typographical Union George W. Childs A. J. Drexel Philadelphia Ledger Childs-Drexel Julia A. Ladd North Cheyenne Canon Washington National Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis Sunstine Boston Arizona

Turquoise and Lapis Deposits Found in Colorado Regions

Large turquoise deposits, the first in Colorado, were found in Jefferson County and bought by C. H. Wyman and associates. Samples were spotted by Mr. Wyman in southern Colorado. A lapis lazuli deposit, said to be the sapphire of ancient writers, was found on a Death Valley gold mine property by Mrs. Margaret Robinson in California. Lapis is valued at 50 to 75 dollars per pound. In another item a Magistrate discharged seven men after a poker game, with remarks on the city’s poor and police oversight.

Colorado Springs Colo Rado Jon County H. Wyman Orient Margaret Robinson Death Valley Cal United States Prietor Finn Battery Dan

Following Our Women Aristotle Quote Misrendered

A garbled line from the New York Press mocks Aristotle claiming labor aims at rest. The fragmentary text also parodies New York women and a misread phrase about a man keeping up with them.

Aristotle New York

Progressive woman of beauty culture queried on suffrage exercise

A journalist asks the progressive beauty culturist if women should exercise the suffrage. The exchange explores women's public role and voting rights with a focus on modern female empowerment.

Back Aches Warn Kidney Trouble Says A G Smith

A reader from Liberty Missouri reports severe back pain and dizziness as signs of kidney illness. Dean's Kidney Pills are credited with relief and seven years of no kidney trouble since. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box.

A. G. Smith E. Miller St Liberty Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Youth at Bun Emporium Milk Sour Real Talk

A brief comic exchange shows a youth complaining the milk is sour while Sweet Thing notes abundant sugar on the table, implying a playful contrast in a bun shop setting.

Infant eczema cured by Cuticura remedies after doctors failed

A six month old girl suffered red facial spots spreading over face and eyes. Two doctors offered ointments with no relief. After using Cuticura remedies, the baby's face cleared completely by the next morning and remained well. Mrs. P. B. Gumbin of Sheldon, Iowa, July 18 1908. Potter Drag & Chem. Corp., Boston. Escape Nicely Timed when a German shoemaker left gas on and blew the shop door open. A passerby helped him to his feet and the shop burned briskly. The German said he got out just in time.

P. B. Gumbin Sheldon Potter

Bear in a log saved winter food and fuel

The speaker recalls finding a bear inside a hollow log. Unable to shoot or move the log, four holes were cut to free the bear’s paws. A rope tied around the log allowed the animal to walk into camp, supplying food and fuel for the winter.

Elder Praises Pastor's Safe Return at Prayer Meeting

An up-state church elder, noting half-done work, voiced thanks at a prayer meeting for the safe return of their minister and his wife from vacation. In a loud dignified manner he prayed for the preservation of both pastor and his wife and all creatures.

Berlin City Expands Tuberculosis Prevention Efforts

Municipal authorities announce a shift from solely maintaining homes for curable consumptives to broader tuberculosis prevention. Officials condemn the limits of treatment and pledge increased focus on preventive measures.

Berlin

Alien Foot Ease advertised cure for foot skin irritation

Advertisement quotes Mrs W J Walker of Camden New Jersey praising Allen's Foot Ease for curing burning itching and soreness of the feet. The ad notes the product is sold by all druggists for 2 cents and includes a separate palmistry gag about secrets and future tells.

Allen W. J. Walker Camden N. J

Quip Filled Reader Scrapbook Captures Humour

A Chicago News excerpt gathers snippets of jokes and puns about birthdays onion days vegetarian meals and a rope walker's caution. It contrasts kid conversations about Esquimaux tub baths and family banter with a nod to Roosevelt and the G. O. P. emblem.

Special Homeseekers Round Trip Rates to New Mexico and Texas

The Colorado and Southern Railway offers round trip Homeseekers tickets to numerous New Mexico and Texas points for one fare plus $2.00. Valid on the first and third Tuesdays each month throughout the year. Final limit is twenty five days with liberal stopover privileges. For details contact the local agent or T. E. Fisher Denver.

Colorado & Southern Railway New Mexico Texas Privieges Colorado & Southern T. E. Fisher Denver Colorado

Child Remarks and Doctor Jokes in Courtroom Banter

A witty exchange unfolds with Jack Bachelor commenting on a baby's looks while Mrs Newlywed weighs resemblance to Fred. The judge intervenes as beauty doctors quip that freckle removal requires spot cash in a light courtroom moment.

Jack Bachelor Fred

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