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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
4
AR Gerber, passing through Hartford en route from Philadelphia, halted a house fire without a second alarm. He leaped from his car after braking, moved furniture, rescued a dinner, then dragged the blazing Kaseline stove outside to prevent further damage. A Philadelphia dispatch notes the event.
Dialogue hints Mogarty has left a business venture as neighbors quarrel over trunks and gear. The overheard talk suggests tension during a hot day with mention of Mogarty stepping away and a businessman’s location cited.
Potash lime iron and other mineral salts are vital for muscle brain and nerve nourishment but white bread and many foods lack them in proper abundance. The article stresses mineral balance and dietary importance of minerals not adequately supplied by common foods.
The ad touts Grape-Nuts made from whole wheat and malted barley as rich in minerals and a tasty dish with cream or milk. It claims it benefits brain workers and school children, being partially pre-digested for quick absorption to build sinew brain and nerves without stressing the stomach.
Local reports cover a range of Arizona happenings including a cricket club formation, rail and road projects, law enforcement incidents, livestock trades, and community notices. Highlights mention the Arizona Good Roads Association meeting in Flagstaff, a bank examination by State Auditor, a dressy wedding, and upcoming public and civil service examinations in Tucson with dates and job types.
Kasota Minnesota widow Mrs Clara Franks reports Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength after a year of pain and fatigue She notes a physician could not help and endorses the remedy for weak women and young girls Readers are invited to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice in a woman run correspondence.
Cutter Laboratory of Berkeley California promotes Blackieg Pitts remedies claiming prevents losses for stockmen. Advertisement pitches Kieg Pills and injection products as superior veterinary solutions, urging direct orders and testimonials from users.
Two Peorug women argued loudly in a tram echoing petty feuds and mock farewells. Emmie offered a penny for a note while Angie dismissed it with a cool refusal promising to hand it to her later.
A fragment hints at a striking anecdote about exceptions to rules involving a traveler and an actor. The quotation suggests a conversation about profession and identity, though details remain unclear.
A garbled passage contemplates police handling, hints at corruption, and contrasts a woman’s skill with a hairpin to a man’s carpentry. It references color clothing advice and Red Cross bags, with stray lines about grocers and idle remarks.
A Kansas expert explains two methods for feeding calves intended for beef, either with the dam or separated for skim milk and grains. He warns the first winter is crucial, urges grain with milk, and notes grain-fed calves gain better frame while pasture-fed calves may flesh less. Baby beef targets include early shelter and rapid growth.
A Minnesota extension bulletin suggests a spray to deter flies from cattle and horses. Mix three parts fish oil to one part kerosene and apply with a knapsack sprayer. spraying a steer or horse takes two to three minutes and keeps flies off for about two days.
A manual on stopping a horse pawing at night by using a strap and chain as a chain switch placed above the knee. The device is claimed to curb pawing and also prevent running in rough pastures, according to Farm and Fireside.
A brood sow that lacks adequate exercise grows cross and may eat piglets. Improper diet and insufficient feeding are contributing factors to small litter sizes.
A careful humane teamster will manage his crew to complete a full day’s work without overtaxing workers or horses. Do not trust a brutal passionate driver who will ruin a team in days.
Advice on horse care notes that horses should not be overheated and should be watered after they cool, with limited grain to keep the animal in good condition. It emphasizes proper feeding quantity and ensuring horses are refreshed before feeding.
Ex representative Harry L. Maynard says Haiti will be remade under a U S backed treaty to ensure peace and constitutional government while U S control curbs debts. He notes West's hard times contrast with thriving business as some complain despite good profits.
A proposal from the Overseas Club suggests planting maple trees over isolated Canadian graves in Flanders and France, using sugar maples as memorials. A member has sent seeds to France and plans further shipments to create a lasting tribute to those who died.
The president told associates that future extraordinary expenses, especially for defense, should be funded by issuing short term notes or bonds. He favors renewing the war taxes beyond December and may revise existing taxable items, though no final decision has been made.
The piece argues that monopoly seeks to dominate government, urging free individual initiative and competition to prevent a powerful few from controlling law and policy. It notes American steel rail pricing abroad versus at home and touches on protectionist tension with Russia.
The piece argues a nation will likely reject a team fueled by public service spirit and replace it with a party seen as demoralized or unready for state burdens amid heavy tasks. It warns against swapping capable leadership for unstable political factions.
H A Devlin of Louisville in Washington says the GOP misread voter unity on liquor after Stanley’s nomination. He notes Republicans expected to win the governorship due to anti prohibition sentiment, but Stanley’s strong statewide vote shows Democrats largely united on liquor.
The Cleveland administration restored funds drawn by federal taxation to regular business channels by deposits in national banks. It was a Democratic measure opposed by Republicans yet welcomed by farmers manufacturers merchants and other business men of the United States.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for red rough itchy pimply skin and scalp conditions. It promotes the creamy emollients as best for skin hair and hands and offers free samples by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston.
A Boston woman on a stroll reads a mile post inscribed I M from Hoston and misreads it as Bravestone. She muses on the phrase I’m from Boston and comments on simplicity. The piece threads through quirky wordplay and odd advertisements about goods and thrift.
The census bureau estimates the United States population surpassed 100 million on April 2. The remark about women and football is noted as a side comment in the source.
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