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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1915
Page
4
The Boston Globe says city boys face sidetracks away from an upright life and praises Roxbury's well equipped large boys club. It notes boys are driven by enthusiasm for play and seeks to channel that energy into manly achievement, wishing the club success.
The article explains uric acid as a blood toxin linked to backache rheumatism gout and related ailments and promotes Dr. Pierce s Anuric tablets as a powerful remedy claiming to eradicate uric acid. It urges readers to request a pamphlet or a trial package and notes Dr Pierce s long standing medical reputation.
A school ma am reproves a boy named Tommy for saying Willy did it. The boy defends himself with a sly correction, insisting Willy led about it. The playful exchange captures schoolyard humor and language learning.
Trial free offers a one night treatment for red rough and chapped hands. Soak in Cuticura soapsuds then apply the ointment, wear gloves at night, and mail 22 pence for a free sample. Advertisement notes Mrs Giddigad has been married five times and Brunetta comments on her luck with husbands.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a safer quinine form that avoids nervousness and head ringing. It claims superior effects versus ordinary quinine and notes a 25 cent price with a signature line for E. W. Grove.
A playful overheard exchange notes John Henry's fixation on a new automobile with a remark about his behavior under it. The quip suggests his enthusiasm borders on obsession while keeping a light tone.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a gentle herbal remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles sparking quick relief. It claims physician endorsement and includes order options and a sample by mail press text also features a joke about Bills rent bill and moving.
A garbled ad filled with stray lines urges eye care and youth carryover while promoting pills for liver and stomach. It references marine eye care and vague products, then shifts to remarks about framing alibis for obscene letters and red cross attire amid scattered consumer hints.
A lay man presses the Cain wife puzzle at a restaurant. The clergyman answers by comparing handling difficult questions to eating a herring and setting aside the bone, continuing to enjoy the meal despite the distraction.
A playful exchange notes a child told to use presume rather than guess. A friend comments on the apron pattern, and the girl replies that her mother does not cut by pattern but simply looks at her and presumes.
Hojax Id Coyne, valued at over a million, died without a will leaving heirs to contend with the estate. Tomdix questions why the testator avoided a will and hints at potential motives.
A California wife describes quitting coffee for Postum after nerve troubles and insomnia. She notes weight gain and calmer nerves, cites husband sleeping better when coffee was avoided, and says both Postum forms cost about the same per cup. The ad ends with Postum Company claims and the slogan There’s a Reason.
Reports reach from the European war zones and global events. Fresnel submarine sunk. Turks advance on Aden. Italian and Austrian actions reported. Germany urged to pause peace talks. British, French forces retreat in Serbia under Bulgarian pressure. American ships shelled and sunk. Pan-American policy debates and other far flung notices fill the page.
The article lists multiple items from political, military, and social news. It notes Senator Thomas of Colorado proposing three bills on nationalizing defense facilities, a note from Consul Mason about the Ancona affidavit, calls for Lincoln tomb remarks by Governor Dunne and Secretary Stevenson, and U S policy actions toward Austria-Hungary over the Ancona incident. It also covers suffragist debates, tax reform proposals, royal and imperial announcements, and various international and domestic events shaping public life.
Readable items describe Meadow City vandalism of a school, Deming soda factory plans, and multiple fire losses. Updates note Santa Fe tax receipts, paving Las Vegas Bridge Street, and broomcorn profits near Ob Arroyo. Also covered are new road signs for Eddy county, court actions in Santa Fe, and a Panama-California exhibit decision.
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