Capital City News In Brief With many regional names and events
Helms. Bursum from Socorro. Hubbell visiting from Albuquerque. various officials and residents mentioned in relation to influenza lists and local politics. Notes on Arbor Day, tree planting, and a long list of names tied to Santa Fe and Taos with legislative and civic duties. Mentions of district judge Hickey and McLoughlin family ties, plus upcoming Elks Minstrel show and local rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JB. Lackey
Albuquerque
Mr. Lackey
John R. Mclic
Gal
M. EB. Hickey
Ata Pean
The Tango Explains Its Rise In Charms And Rhythm
A fragment describing the tango as a Mexican dance imitating certain movements, noting its fast tempo and evolving tempo, comparing it to ballet and Spanish rhythms, and mentioning its distinctive melodic patterns and harmonic progressions.
Earliest Forms of Shoes in Ancient Times
Fragmentary text describes ancient footwear and sandals made from reed, wood, or papyrus fibers. Mentions Egyptians painting figures of opponents on sandal linings as symbols of subjection, noting early sandal origins and materials.
Cat Club Vouches For Adopted Pet's Social life
A cat adopted into a sociable household is vouched for by a cat club as having a friendly and companionable nature. The animal reportedly shares meals with a chicken and regularly dines on fish at night, illustrating peaceful, sociable behavior within its home.
Firet Fined Ammunition History Note
Fragmentary text references Sweden, Adolphus, fixed ammunition, 1011, and a 1850 patent for the first practical cartridge. The source is unclear but notes a paper case, butlers, and elygo as united terms in a historical context. The reading quality is poor and facts are uncertain.
Has Not Learned Life's Lesson Turzoniew Quote
A terse quotation notes a veteran man who has not learned tolerance and thus does not deserve to meet with it. The author Turzoniew critiques intolerance and self-importance in a reflective aphorism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turzoniew
Deity Thought Reflects on Nothing Contemplated
A distilled aphorism from Disraeli on how contemplation yields no tangible product, asserting that the act of thinking itself creates nothing material beyond thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disraelk
Inside bathing promises clean look and health benefits
The piece extols internal cleansing through morning hot water and limestone phosphate to purge poisons from the stomach and bowels. It claims pores absorb no impurities into the blood, while waste from food exits via the bowels. Regular use is said to improve headaches, bad breath, and bilious symptoms.
New Mexico Red Cross War Effort Highlights
The article praises American resilience after World War I and urges ongoing support for France and Belgium. It notes U.S. soldiers’ strong morale and compares Allied losses, highlights patterns of humility, and calls for homefront aid. It details Red Cross sock knitting, refugee garment work, and local club activities including the Progress Club reception and county membership totals across Mora and Santa Fe regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Kimbell
Progress Club
Red Cross
Leila Taylor
Focal
Springer Stockman
Cuervo
Myrtle Shelton
Margie Lewis
Fay Cain
Anna May Shelton
Christian Fadeavor
Abbottently
R. C
Lyle
Formon
Sunities
Peace and joy mark postwar Christmas in Chama tale
The piece describes a world celebrating peace after war, praising President Wilson and the nation. It highlights community events in Chama including a Christmas tree in the school, gifts for children, a bazaar raising funds for a library, a Christmas Eve mask hall with colorful costumes, and residents such as Miss Mendanhall and Mr. Read taking part in festive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Grayerling
Christ
Wilson
New Mevie
Wade
Price Kinney
Russell
Chama
Miss Mendanhall
Wiliams
Chrysanthemum
Walter Read
Reed
Carl Tovery
Santa Fe Society Scenes Rally for Army Guests
The Social Whirl in Santa Fe highlights Army men from Camp Cody and Fort Bay lard at the Scottish Rite Reunion. It notes dinners, luncheons, and dances, plus plans for a busy social calendar through March ahead of Lent. The piece also covers a Carls dance club, Elks tournament start, and community church meetings in Raton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Camp Cody
Fort Baylard
Santa
Canital
Willy
Jin Raton
M. E. Church
W. C Taceart
Fdw
J. Carson
Clyde Kegan
Messrs
L. Wilson
Wickens
Lounsberry
Moore
Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark Back to Natural Hue
An old remedy for turning gray or faded hair back to a natural shade. The ad touts Wyeth’s Bage rand 8 at Comm peas as a quicker, less messy alternative to traditional ome preparations. A single small bottle is claimed to refresh color evenly and reduce stark greying.
Cream for Catarrh Opens Up Nostrils and Relieves Cold
Fragments describe a nostril clearing cream for head colds. Uses a small bottle, apply in the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and provide relief, promising quick breathing relief at night. Named product Liv’s-Belm and referenced as fragrance infused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarry
Liv
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Capital City News
Helms. Bursum
Socoro
Frank A. Hubbell
Pphessre
JR Hull
A. H. Carter, and
O. Norris
T. J. Molinari
Portales
City
Fria Genepson
Arbor Uuy
Turcher
Cleveland Plain Dealer
BF Pallard of
Roswell
Cyberson Tachenin
Steer Coputas
Sana Sonia Fa
Monty
Ef Tee
Evangeline Hill
Mr Wikins
CIA
Metz
Mets Directurins
Une Franke
Keen
Albingzeraite
Charles the Bold
Lelwe Merz
Beuix the Pins
New Mexico
Reuben Perrys
Lacretie
Wee
George Ro Crate
The
Republican Central Committee
Mo. Skeen
Artesia
Skeen
Eddy County
Auoecey
Frank A. Burdick
Tie
Farmington
San Juan County
Mra 'Ery
Rowman
Aneumonia
Netter
Tenton
James H
McKinney
Chiltren
Taos
Mirouph
Entente
Baton
Chilrias Arther Selignnn
Pcomminee Toe
Athine
Bob ER Makles
TP Posne
Weery Tih Rite Bourton Jy Min
Mooney
Sceeption
Romero Wheriff
Sant
Mertoy
Ste
Toostay
Con
U.S
Wasip
Dike
Morley
Zinn
Athonareque
United States
A. A. Sones
Annapolis
Frank H. Roberts
Las Vegas
William McKean
Taos County
Antonia Tacero
Core Tis
Plaza Tristant Savings Bank
Julia Lu Vcore
Benjamin M. Read
Santa, Fe
WS. Hopewell
Mbuquerque
Salt Lake City
Utah
Theodore Rouault
Maynard
California
Weh
Santa Fe Railway
A.J. Tenre
WA Herter
Mc Hunter
Northwest Empire
Bego
Rufus K. Love
Paul A. Hall
Capital Coal Yard
Cerrillos
Madrid
N. M
H. S. Kaune & CO
K. W
Santa FE Water & Light
New Yorks
Uts
Peper
France
Belgium
Sten Gate
Sneha
America
Amer
Anill
Cuttry A
Holt
W. A. Gray
Gray
Justice
Mills
Solone
Roy
Mora County
M. Cheshire
Ta'ban
Santa Fe County
City of
Expandia
Lamy
Chighester
Gianond
Treapac
Chicago
NEW Medical Treatment
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Carls
Armory
McAdoo
Mardy
Milton Smith
Dees
Eli
Fik
N Clovis
Fred E. Dennis
Eamel
Robert B. Powell
Chamber of Commerce
Silver City
the Elks
Wayne McVeagh Wilson
Arthur A. Kellam
State Federation of ‘Woman's Clubs
Kellam
Womans
Amperes Womens Sr
Brookes—Smith
Laughlin
Francis C Wilson
Marjorie “Brookes
Eugene Smith
San Diego
Walter Trowbridge
Church of the Holy Faith
Smith
Capital City
John W. Wilson
Court House
Liberty Chorus
Ralph M. Henderson
Woman's Board of Trade
Asest
Hicssi
Estancia
Mary Austin Erpeet
Tein
F. * Wilson
George Trimble
Lordsburg
Santa Fe Women's Club
Clovis
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