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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
7
The piece extols building a modest home for two as a first step for newlyweds with limited incomes. It argues debt for a home is healthy if affordable, details a small $400 cottage 16 ft 6 in by 28 ft 6 in, and urges independence and restraint while valuing affection over gilded walls.
A provocative remark ties a street arrest in New York to the idea of a self-made man. The quote suggests a woman wearing men's attire sparked public discussion about identity and legality.
A juror and Judge Ford discuss the trial with Ford noting surprise at the jury’s deliberations. The juror claims the defense could have prevailed sooner if the state’s testimony had been handled differently, implying a quicker acquittal.
Jessie Morrison, jailed for the 1900 murder of Mrs. Olin Wiley Castle in Eldorado, has served over eight of a 25 year sentence after three trials. Governors and supporters weigh a pardon or parole as letters pour in from across Kansas and beyond. Morrison’s case drew intense public interest and prompts renewed attention to justice and rehabilitation.
Mrs. Anton Klinger promotes household economy as key to wealth for husbands. She, director of the Klingers, credits bread baking and sock darning with her husband’s $600 monthly income from properties and says keeping him busy at home fosters saving for a own home. Her guidance urges early marriage and buying a home with first savings to unite effort and happiness.
Denver mining man B Chapin Gard is suddenly shocked while stepping into a filled bath. A loud burst of firing followed as other residents discover a prehistoric warrior in a soaked bath towel fending off a swarm of bees entering through a broken window screen.
A fragmented OCR item mentions wires to PE and Hens and refers to Otto HB Schneider with unclear ownership. The readable portions hint at transfers or property interests but lack decisive details or context.
A brief note highlights a traditional product line noted as the kind you have always bought. Its longevity is emphasized with a claim of enduring presence in use. The phrasing implies consumer familiarity and brand recognition.
A life-saver recounts a near miss in the surf last summer and describes rescuing a grateful woman who nearly married him. The anecdote frames a dramatic incident as a Marine Eye Remedy promotion cuts in with a curious segue.
A quip contrasts offering security with leaving one’s wife. It notes a professor of language in an eastern college who has mastered modern tongues except his wife.
A sharp remark declares the worst deadbeat is one who refuses to pay a debt of gratitude, noting that ingratitude poisons character more than financial failure.
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