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A worker asks for a wage raise after marriage. The employer replies he is only responsible for accidents on site. The exchange shows limited liability and ongoing pay concerns at the workplace.
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
8
A worker asks for a wage raise after marriage. The employer replies he is only responsible for accidents on site. The exchange shows limited liability and ongoing pay concerns at the workplace.
A couple argues over a costly unused item with the wife criticizing a past fire extinguisher purchase blamed on extravagance. The husband defends the impulse as not useless. The scene captures domestic tension over spending and utility.
The 13th Annual Convention of the American National Live Stock Association runs January 11 to 18 during the Western Stock Show week in Denver. The initial annual meeting of the Colorado Producers Association of America is also planned. Colorado & Southern offers one fare round trip, with tickets on sale January 9 to 14 and final return January 17, 1910.
The National Western Stock Show in Denver January 8 16 draws cattle interests nationwide as Western pasture lands are highlighted as the future beef source. Breeds including Short Hereford Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn will exhibit over fifty head each and be auctioned to western buyers to seed pure bloodstock and boost local cattle growing. Aimed at financing and educating new western farmers, the event also features feeder buyer traffic from the East and discussions on expanding cattle production.
Denver auditorium announces a round trip fare by the Colorado and Southern railway from all Colorado points. Tickets go on sale January 3 and 8 with final limit January 10, 1910.
Mrs Hachel Ivie of Henrietta Texas reports fifteen years of kidney trouble and two years housebound. She says Dean's Kidney Pills restored her strength and allows her to work like other women at nearly eighty. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. 0 cents a box. Remember the name Dean's.
A provincial company actor asks for ten cents to pay for a shave after four days as Hamlet. The manager suggests switching to Othello to cover the delay.
A Stockholm study shows 1.61 percent of tuberculous children, implying 273700 US youths aged eight to fifteen would be affected. Only 11 open air tuberculosis schools operate nationwide with nine more proposed, leaving far short of need for at least four tenths of one percent of affected children.
At a British Authors' club banquet Lieut. Shackleton recalls a joke about a man who brings friends home for a last drink. He proclaims I am Julius Caesar in my house and later the hostess greets guests saying Julius Caesar is going to bed.
In Parker’s reminiscences about Grover Cleveland a tale shows prodigal political spending. A New York gubernatorial hopeful seeks William Whitney’s counsel and is advised to run after a $200,000 preliminary canvass, then become so invested he continues funding the campaign.
Fez ironing stands appear in markets across Turkish cities and villages offering quick headwear pressing for a few cents. Moslems must keep the head covered during prayer, requiring brimless hats or fezzes to press the prayer rug appropriately.
Freddy notes the baby looks like him while Tommy recalls the doctors bringing the infant. The exchange hints at a domestic scene from Harper's Bazaar with playful dialogue about resemblance and shopping by telephone.
A Memphis wife recounts how coffee harmed her husband who was an invalid. The doctor prescribed Postum as a substitute and, after a year, the husband gained thirty five pounds with stomach and heart troubles disappearing. She notes initial underbrewed Postum tasted flat, but proper boiling for fifteen minutes yielded a superior drink.
Agricultural tips cover dairy cows and milk quality pasture management and feeding for hens ducks and geese hogs and sheep. It urges clean water, proper ventilation, corn and alfalfa use, clover rotation, nitrogen fixing crops, whitewash for poultry houses, and planning for winter with careful storage and disease control.
The ten-year-old daughter of an artist dreams of a literary future and writes poems in her spare time. She attends her first church wedding and, inspired, begins a poem about the event. While reading aloud to guests, she includes a stanza describing bird maids with pug noses and Roman features and blue ribbons.
A fragment recalls Hall's Catarrh Cure and Spohn's Distemper Cure with Dr. Spohn elected mayor of Goshen Indiana. A six year old wonders his weight with a penny in a slot machine while waiting for a train. The column notes perceptions of beauty and business acumen.
A garbled ad-like snippet promotes Wizard Oil as a cold remedy and hints at gender stereotypes about men and women. The readable lines discuss applying oil to the chest to ease a cold and claim quiet effectiveness.
A cryptic line notes that those who need conscience often lack it. The aphorism emphasizes internal moral awareness and social deficiency without naming people or events.
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