Lordsburg Liberal announces weather bureau praise and ads
The Lordsburg Liberal notes climate as dry and invigorating per the United States Weather Bureau. It lists subscription rates and advertising rates for local notices and column inches.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
2
The Lordsburg Liberal notes climate as dry and invigorating per the United States Weather Bureau. It lists subscription rates and advertising rates for local notices and column inches.
Camp Meadow Creek hosts over 100 boys for the Gila Grande Council with Mer James HW directing and Charles Langstroth as assistant. The Silver City Girls camp this week while Scouts travel June 8 to July 8 with various county groups and a special Spanish American Scouts week planned.
A humorous poem portrays the telephone girl as a silent observer who hears gossip and troubles of everyone. It warns that if she spoke out, it could ruin friendships, marriages, and church harmony with a single revealing tale. An advertisement for Reynolds Insurance follows.
Chicago announces a new Merchandise Mart two city blocks long with 18 to 28 stories, costing 80 million dollars. The developers claim it will be the nation’s greatest market for manufacturers and retailers, housing hundreds of exhibitors under one roof with advanced freight, hotel, and service facilities.
The passage praises Eddie as a quick polite helper and our best drummer figure. It implies Eddie is part of The Market of Quality and hints at timely dinner suggestions via a ring on the line for daily treatment variations.
A concise note recalls Ring the writer known as Lardner and mentions a catchphrase about being AL and a partner named Mabel. The lines imply a playful or informal biographical hint about a writer and a companion.
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