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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
7
The Knight: Campbell Music Company in Denver invites orders for pianos direct from factories and in carload lots with cash discounts and favorable terms. They offer slightly used pianos at about half price, all new, and promise dependable service since 1874 with references to Colorado banks and customers.
Burton lists specimen prices for gold silver lead and zinc or copper with differing rates. He notes mailing envelopes and full price list on application and invites inquiries linked to the National Bank reference. The ad mentions modesty quotes and a round trip homeseekers rate to New Mexico and Texas via Colorado and Southern Railway with detailed terms and contact through T. E. Fisher in Denver.
Market notes March 26 show cattle and hogs with assorted feeds and grades. Cattle ranges include pulp fed and hay fed categories with steers cows and heifers listed, plus calves veal and stockers with varying quality. Also included are hogs sheep and miscellaneous feeds and grain prices for regional buyers.
A discussion on signs of paint problems from poor work or materials. It promotes a free painting guide and color schemes from National Lead Company and urges using pure white lead, highlighting the Dutch Boy Painter trademark as a guarantee of quality.
A reader recalls persistent eczema from hand to face over years. After doctors misdiagnosed it as ringworm, Cuticura remedies gave rapid relief and complete cure, with the note dated September 19, 1908, from Chambersburg, Pa. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. of Boston is listed as sole proprietors.
A snippet shows a speaker offering a necklace valued at $5,000 for $1,000 in a quick exchange. The brief exchange hints at a bargain or negotiation with a curious, playful tone.
Dr. F. J. Cheney manufacturer claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and offers testimonials. Undersigned businessmen attest to his honesty in business and finances. Advertises 78 cents per bottle with sales through druggists and recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A humorous exchange quoted from the Philadelphia Ledger and Wisconsin Sphinx features a waiter and patron debating if a dish is truly possum. The waiter insists genuine possum pretends to be something else, prompting a comic verdict on authenticity.
An eclectic mix of quips and ads from Harper's Weekly and Marine Eye Remedy copy. The excerpt features a bone free meat request, a pun by a butcher, a Marine eye remedy promotion, a quoted moral line, and a stray line about love and shame.
A verbose reminiscence features a boy narrator and his father in a wild hazing tale with the Kaiser, European princes, and an egg battleground. The tale spirals from heavenly fantasies to prankish chaos ending with the narrator quitting his tutor duties for a kennel doghouse.
The dialogue centers on the idea that removing the upper berth would force the lower berth to stay unlikely. A stout Chicago man notes strong testimony against the upper berth and bitter women voters. The lone man argues that without an upper berth there can be no lower berth, prompting quiet agreement.
An advertisement touts D. D. D. Prescription as a 10 cent trial remedy for stubborn skin diseases and itch. The copy claims instant relief and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from the 112 Michigan Ave address in Chicago and from druggists nationwide.
A collage of 19th century ads and social quips appears, with references to Mr Pride Jimmy Mrs Pride and errands to the butcher. It quotes remedies like Garfield Tea and Pettits Eye Salve and includes generic lines about reform and creditors.
In Yonkers Statesman dialogue the maiden asks about a missing umbrella and the man replies that whoever takes it must take him. A New York builder estimates ongoing city construction would exceed 100 million dollars in value.
White Island in New Zealand rises from the sea engulfed in steam clouds. The 600 acre isle features gray cliffs like the Coliseum and a Cook Memorial rock sentinel. Its pale green water reddens objects dipped in it while sulphur fumes are always visible. A 60 acre crater vents poisonous steam with steep cliffs blocking egress.
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