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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1915

Page

3

Zeppelins Bomb East Coast of England and Dardanelles Operations

Zeppelins raided the east coast with over 100 bombs wrecking scores of dwellings in Lowestoft and Ipswich while a German fleet gathered in the North Sea. Reports describe Dutch lifeboats and Red Cross boats ready at Hook of Holland. Allied landings at the Dardanelles began April 25 with six beaches involved and initial success despite heavy losses. Western front sees no major changes as Germans defend bridgeheads on the Yser canal amid Allied offensives.

London Bene North Sea Lowestoft Suffolk County Ipswich Waterloo Street Amsterdam Hook of Holland Red Cross Constantinople Dardanelles Yser Het Sas Steenstraete

Baldwin Promoted to Supervising Engineer in Reclamation Service

Washington reports Ernest M. Baldwin of Wyoming is promoted to supervising engineer in the reclamation service, moving up from engineer. Harold M. Eastman of the federal bureau of mines is named probationary junior chemist in radioactivity at Denver. GH. Miller of the division of farm management leaves Washington for ten weeks in Colorado and other states to study the cost of producing apples. Hi. BO McClure, assistant agricul turist, division of farm management, also departs for Colorado and other states to survey production costs.

Washington Ernest M. Baldwin Wyoming Reclamation Service Harold M. Eastman Federal Bureau of Mines Denver Miller Division of Farm Management Department of Agriculture Leff Colorado BO McClure Agriculturist

Made it Unanimous Militant suffragists questioned in Crimson Gulch

Washington Star reports a crude exchange about suffrage with Bronce Bob and a schoolteacher. The dialogue suggests a vote abstention to avoid embarrassment and unrest. The tone imitates frontier humor about women voting.

Crimson Gulch Bronce Bob Washington Star

Reading Habits Spark Doubts About Modern Interests

A dialogue quotes Mrs. McGudley lamenting current reading trends. She recalls her youth when reading was genuine and contrasted with today when people pretend to read while not truly engaging with books.

Fragmented ad snippets evoke old timey notices

A jumble of short phrases mentions a tramp under a tree, wood idle, broom factory changes, Vena cleaner slogans, Red Cross Sag Blue clothes, and warnings against self-criticism with a grocer advertisement feel.

Woman Saved From Knife in Maher Colorado

Mrs. Gra Porter of Maher Colorado credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing twelve years of gall stones and stomach liver troubles. She praises four bottles taken over a month and claims dramatic health improvement and tolerance for all foods. The ad promises permanent relief and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Adv

Willing to Compromise Over Wages in Hard Times

Ernest, a big Black man, offered to raise his wage to a dollar twenty five a day for odd spring work. Sally refused, saying he was not worth that and they could not afford it. Ernest then hinted he would eat less to accept the lower pay.

Ernest Sally United States

Thick Lovely Hair Promoted by Cuticura Treatments

An ad touts Cuticura Shampoo and Cuticura Ointment for dandruff itching and scalp irritation with promises of a clean scalp and healthy hair. Free samples offered by mail with a postcard request to Cuticura Boston. A separate item notes a neighbor boasting about a modest motor car nicknamed Tin Lizzie after a child identifies the vehicle.

Cuticura Dept. XY Boston Papa Lizzie Kansas City

Colon Fire Devastates City Leaving Dozens Homeless

A major blaze in Colon swept more than half the city, killing ten people including two policemen and injuring many others. The fire destroyed twenty two blocks, with about twelve buildings dynamited to halt the spread, and property losses estimated in the line.

Colon Tuco

Aliens Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Relief at Expositions

A vintage ad claims Aliens Foot-Ease powder and foot-baths give instant relief and prevent sweating for 25 years. A testimonial praises the product during an Exposition visit while other odd lines reference jokes and proverbs.

Mutiny at Buena Vista State Reformatory Sets Guards Against Escape

A twelve prisoner mutiny at the Buena Vista state reformatory began at supper and threatened a serious outbreak. Guards engaged in a lively scuffle to stop the escape. Warden M. Capp blamed Frank Cornett for inciting the disturbance. Cornett is serving a horse stealing term and is wanted in Wentucks on a criminal charge.

Redfield predicts Philadelphia as world commerce leader if war endures

Secretary of Commerce Redfield told the annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science that Philadelphia could become the world’s top commerce center for the United States if the war continues for a long period.

Philadelphia United States Redfield American Academy of Political and Social Science

Cheese on Toast Cracker Ration Mix

A simple preparation uses one cupful cheese cut in small pieces one cupful soaked bread crumbs one beaten egg salt cayenne soda and butter. Cook five minutes and serve on toast or crackers in a basic kitchen recipe card style.

Fresh Eggs Cooking Tip Challenge

A brief note on boiling fresh eggs describes aiming for a gentle boil and adjusting time to ensure the yolk sets without overcooking. It emphasizes patience and small increments in heat for even cooking.

Woman Recovers Health After Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Ironton Ohio woman shares a testimonial claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after years of illness and nerve trouble. She reports improved energy and ability to work and recommends the remedy to others. The letter also notes use for her daughter who improved from nervous sleep issues after starting the product.

Ironton Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham Rena Bowman S. 10Th Street

Fishing Uncle and Other Oddities In The Times

A collage of humorous anecdotes and notes from the era. A Milwaukee banquet remark compares an old man to a daft figure fishing in sunshine. a coast exploration note hints at light at depth. stories from Jenkins on railroad growth and Young Men’s Christian Association efforts. a judge on farming habits. and a short guide to bird calls naming Chickadee Phoebe Peabody and Bob White.

Jenkins P C. Dix Young Men's Christian Association Pash Louisville Times Chickadee Dee Dee Dee Phoebe Peabody Bob White

Rev Sluggins Ye Bewitched by My Sermon

The speaker notes that Rev Sluggins Ye appeared greatly affected by the sermon. A jest suggests offering a peppermint to restore him, implying the sermon had a strong, humorous impact on him.

Sluggins Donald

Percival Offers Five Cents For A Kiss

Penelope declines explaining she is not in the jitney bus business while Percival offers a kiss for a small payment. The dialogue hints at a transactional or playful urban exchange.

Percival Penelope

Willie and the candy box ruse told by mother

A mother returns from shopping to find Willie has emptied the candy box. He insists he has been very good, justifying his stealthy actions with a confident bid for leniency.

Willie

Eskimo Riba Fact Sparks Humorous Exchange

In a light exchange Patrice notes Eskimo maidens can stand more hugging than American girls. A whispered quip attributes the trait to Eskimos having two more ribs than other humans, credited to an English scientist.

Patience Patrice

Castoria Ad Prompts Careful Bottle Checks

Cautionary note urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the correct signature, highlighting a safe remedy used for over 30 years for infants and children as child readers’ cries emphasize Fletcher's Castoria.

Fletcher

War talk fades as work returns and culture is discussed

The dialogue contrasts wartime chatter with upcoming normal life and work. A remark about prize fighting is dismissed as mere physical culture. A laundress is pleased with Red Cross Bag Blue and clean clothes. An ad copy hints at grocery availability and worker pride.

Charley Red Cross Ady

Plan Humane Sunday in May

The American Humane association requests clergymen nationwide to observe Sunday May 25 as Humane Sunday to highlight protection for suffering children and animals. President Dro Wm Stillman of Albany will send literature to interested humane society supporters.

The American Humane Association Individuals For Dro Wm Stillman Association Albany, N. Y Humane Societies

Polly Molly Faces Marriage Dilemma With Bridesmaids

In a lighthearted note from Puck Polly Molly weighs wedding plans with 16 would be bridesmaids. Dolly notes the trouble of choosing eight to avoid hard feelings among friends as the wedding looms.

Dolly Puck

War talk and turkey talk mingle in quirky quips

A fragment from a Kansas City Journal page features a humorous exchange about the war’s end and daily life. A whispered quip about turkey carving reveals nervousness, while a travel aside hints at routes around Europe. An ad from Marine Eye Remedy Co. appears between aphorisms and jovial musings.

Quip on Germs and Pins Delivers Lively Exchange

A humorous exchange centers on germs and a pin point with Mr Growcher dismissing concern and a man known for excitement remarking that he never encourages pin swallowing. The dialogue showcases playful banter over a medical superstition.

Mr. Growcher

Traveling in Safety

A fragmented travel note discusses motor ownership and safety gear with quoted snippets. It contrasts attitudes toward goggles and hatpins, noting a non guilty remark might still be inappropriate. The piece hints at social beliefs amid a casual dialogue.

Smith Smyth

Also Mentioned on This Page

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