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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
2
The article highlights copper’s central role in telecommunication, railways, auto manufacturing, ocean liners, and construction, noting billions of pounds used annually and urging policies to boost profitable production. It also mentions Western metals like lead zinc and silver and a Crete discovery of a Late Minoan I fresco.
A compendium of notes highlights US postal uniqueness and global wonders. It cites blindness and economic trends, deep sea treasure, Kursk iron ore, Sardinia climate plans, conscious anesthesia, bladderwort tadpole predation, and mosquito larvae control potential. It notes India's Lloyd Dam project, a vast irrigation effort, and a booming canning industry postwar.
The Globe Record describes Gila County Apaches using a waterless creek bed tepee as a public sweat bath. A tall Apache models near the railroad as rocks heat in the fire, then he envelops inside and cools with water. They prefer Fridays or Saturdays and see sweating as disease prevention amid a broader note on global primitive practices.
Land Service Bulletin warns homesteaders of serious perjury risks in final proofs under the homestead laws. Key failures include lack of three years residence, inadequate cultivation, improper improvements on stock-raising homesteads, and missing proof within five years. More than 50 indictments in the past year resulted from false statements. advisers urge consulting local officers and filing proof with the register and receiver to avoid rejection and penalties.
Statewide competition offers $100 in prizes for high school students under 21 in New Mexico. Rules call for 1500 to 2500 word original essays written in ink or typed, submitted with a separate info sheet, no identifiers, and due by March 15 1925. judges include local and state education and bar associations with emphasis on knowledge of subject and clarity of writing.
A reader in Herosinlo New Mexico writes about using fuel additives and a fuelizer claiming 30 percent gas savings each, totaling 90 percent. He then jokes that Calmet red gas would save another 30 percent, leading to 120 percent, ending with a humorous note about draining the gas tank every five miles to avoid overflow.
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