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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
2
Subscriptions payable in advance and discontinued at expiration. Entered at Lordsburg post office as second class mail matter. Local advertising 30 cents per single column inch per insertion. 5 cents extra for one time ads. Local notices 10 cents per line per insertion. Legal ads at legal rates.
An 1860s style exhortation echoes Abraham Lincoln urging Americans to honor the Constitution and laws. It calls for education and preaching of law reverence in schools, churches, and courts to become the nation’s political religion.
A statistician finds one in three farmers reach age 70 while only one in eighty city industrial workers survive to 70. The contrast highlights life expectancy differences between rural farming and urban industrial work.
Secretary Fall argues electrifying 6000 miles of U S railroads would cut fuel use by 40 million dollars yearly. He warns the move could reduce coal strikes and help small consumers receive relief.
The report by Interior Secretary Fall argues public domain resources are vast and undeveloped. Leasing to private operators on royalty would yield over 12 billion dollars for the Federal Treasury and assign about 150 billion dollars in value to publicly owned resources.
The piece urges letting 1921 fade and facing the future with resolve. It quotes Cervantes and applies the idea to life as a white page, urging readers to write new lines and move toward the sunrise as the day ends.
In the holiday issue Sam ndauer proclaims New Mexico on the verge of a golden age. He portrays climate, resources, and growth under honest leadership, praising water projects, energy transmission, health areas, and ample land for settlers while contrasting with past corruption. He cites Los Angeles wind damage as a prelude to optimistic expansion.
The piece describes Muscle Shoals on the Tennessee River near Florence as a potential powerhouse site. It explains a dam could yield 600000 horsepower annually, powering nitrate production, aluminum smelting, and iron and steel through nearby resources. Transport links via Sheffield, Birmingham, Florence and L&N lines are noted as key to development.
The piece warns that severe colds weaken the lungs and pave the way for serious diseases, urging readers to treat colds promptly. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a known cure for bad colds available at a trifling cost.
Schedule lists a Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 and a Sunday 4 30 junior Epworth League session. Walter H Vanderpool is the pastor leading the church activities.
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