Capital City News In Brief Sparks Local Activity
CAPTIONED items describe Capt T J Molinari of Portales visiting the city, Frank Hermann’s muster out and return, and HR Gertrart of Stanley in town. Reports mention a railroad project near San Juan County, a state insurance office visit by L C Mersfelder, a Library Hall sale by the church guild, and various civic notices. a congested jumble of names, places, and events from the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WS Honowell
Albanier
Hopewell
San Juan County
Manquerane
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Paris
St Jacobs Liniment Advert Banters Back Pain
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a quick remedy for back pain rheumatism and sciatica. It claims a 40 cent bottle relieves soreness within fifty seconds and urges readers not to suffer or become crippled. The copy relies on dramatic claims about rapid relief and harmlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honest St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Liniment
Sciatios
Lane
iGAME PROTECTIVE AS WILL MEET DECEMBER 12
The state game protective association will meet in Albuquerque on Thursday December 12. State Game Warden Theodore Rouault Jr will participate. The group will discuss plans for coming years and likely recommend a game warden appointment by governor elect Larrazolo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Protective Association
Albuquerque
Theodore Rouault, Jr
Larrazolo
War Work Fund Target Set for December
The state headquarters under W. DP. Me Bowell in New Mexico seeks fifty percent of the United War Work Fund by December. Local pledges were noted, with December 4 identified as a key date for finalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Work Fund
New Mesto
W. DP
Intludnza in San MugtiL Calls for Stall Relief
Governor Lint organized the state diaiiied to monitor the spenil fom 3 a Mipnel comity fur Gieiehet af ine wit JM. Connphar, Secest Wino Romero, 1S Cric beets & Armia and Governor elect O A. Uatiorate renirit of the detion aM Helott af thst ceunty. The tite wordt of dirrenan will eatth the esendtt NC ytining peowt or tee 44 se oni seri.
Santa Fe boys and girls sell $72586 in mirker
The article notes Santa Fe children ages eight to twelve participated in a local market event. Names such as Mire Wut Cottehey and Mrs Rupp are mentioned among organizers and adults assisting. The text references a total sales figure of 72586 but is garbled, leaving the exact products and date unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE Boys and Giers
Mirker
Sarto
Cottehey
Rupp
Roberts
Maghies
Onike
Warner
Tor
Twitchell
Startling Confession by Wilson Administration Spokesman
Washington correspondent David Lawrence of the New York Evening Post, a famed writer, has drawn sharp attention for his outspoken coverage of the Wilson administration. His articles, syndication, and close ties to the White House sparked a sensational reaction in political and press circles amid rumors of internal policy rifts.
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David Lawrence
Washington
New York Evening Post
New York
Lawrence
Feding
Naington
Wilton
Wilte House
Hefmy
Jocinie News
Neely
Rotary McAtao
Catia
Sigme J Finance
Floxe
Democratic Party Needs Reorganizing in Crisis Face
The piece reports that senior Friends of President Wilson pressure for major changes in his cabinet and party structure. They fault his foreign focus, Creel’s assignment, and Burleson cables, urging cross‑partisan consultation to regain Western support and restore public trust before Europe peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1916
Democratic Party
Congress
America
Jronpf
Wilson
Friends
The
Presifit
Jorse Creel
Europe
Creel
Willian’ Gibbs McAdoo
Mr. Wilson
Lves
Democratic Congress
Inside Bathing for Health Words from Old Text
A historic health ad extols washing inside the body before breakfast to remove poisons and toxins. It promotes hot lime phosphate water as a cleansing drink to purify the digestive tract and improve head pain bad breath and complexion.
Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark
An old time advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cure for gray hair. It claims a dark glossy result by applying a sage and sulphur mixture to each strand, with effects appearing by morning and deepening after subsequent uses. It targets women visiting camp and presenting hair as a charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Camp Dix
Wyeth
Meat and Kidney Health Cited as Urinary Remedy
A dated health note claims meat causes uric acid buildup that weakens kidneys and causes headaches dizziness and rheumatic pains. It promotes four ounces of a Salta mixture daily to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, stating the remedy has long been used to cleanse the urinary system.
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Tahoe
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Capital City News
T. J Molinari
Portales
Frank Hermann
Thi City
Gertrart
Stanley
Athe City
Wee Dens
Fis
Dieters
Shinee
Bynte
Agwies
Merry Boy
Masons
Monterone
Charlie
Mowety
Senor Worden
Sary
Witelys
Ices
LC. Mersfelder
Guild of the Church of the Holy Mh
Ty Setter
Wathee Clit
Vitor Womerh
Eltye
sFaenoon
Afibrary Holt
Neevee
Darkoth
Setiondy
Houffort
Commerce Club
Cretary
Ohalan Jones
Camere
Walton
Federal Post Office
Apo
Salonpoontal
Backagit
Lufabago
Capital Coal Yard
Cerrillos
Madrid
N. M
United States
H. S. Kaune & CO
K. W
Santa FE Water & Light
Igame
San Mugtil
TR Baralgt
Speerz
China
Laughlin
Knight-Campbell
Knight-Campbell MusicCo
Everythin Musical
Denver, Colorado
N.Y Post
Inez
Turpage Ani
Democr Party
Tviefly
Che Shubert
Piardt
Shuber
Ealing
Austin Avs
Jem
Camp Dis
New Jersey
Womes
Cerva Ad
ST. Louis
Henry Krick
Santa Fe
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