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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1905

Page

4

Local retailers boast biggest bargains at Famous sale

The entry lists numerous Roswell area residents and visitors buying or calling at Famous, stores and livery services. Names include John Richey from Artesia, Frank Koenig, Stockard Deen, Mrs Will Sims of Amarillo, J B Atkeson of Artesia, and many others. The item notes land scrip for sale, wall paper and paints at local merchants, and seasonal visits between Artesia, Hagerman, Lake Arthur, Pecos and Roswell.

The Hair Comb in Ancient Religious Ceremonies

The hair comb appears in old church records as an item used during services by inferior clergy and in high mass by bishops. Historic combs ranged from gold and silver to ivory and wood, with notable examples linked to St Neot St Dunstan and St Malachias. The practice may reflect pagan associations seen on ancient stones.

St. Neot St. Dunstan St. Malachias St. Thomas Canterbury Thetford Cuthbert Durham London Standard

The Railroad Fireman A Job Of Fire In Motion

A Philadelphia Record piece describes the railroad fireman’s work building a fire in a locomotive. It notes starting with about 200 pounds of wood from old railroad ties, oil-drenched, lit, and then coal layered over the blaze. Forced draft heats the fire, moves the locomotive, and the fireman shovels to maintain embers, with new fires built about once a month while in service.

Philadelphia Record

The Girdle of Old In French Law and Proverb

Howell cites a French proverb Il a quitte sa ceinture to illustrate how the girdle symbolized a man’s whole estate. The expression signified confiscation or bankruptcy, as the girdle represented money, keys, sword, and personal effects. Chambers’ Journal notes its common use in old literature.

Howell France Chambers’ Journal

Flowers of Good Cheer from Oliver Wendell Holmes

The piece praises Oliver Wendell Holmes for bringing cheer to invalids and the sick, asserting he did more good than many young physicians. It attributes his influence to boundless cheerfulness and a kind heart, calling mirth a remedy and optimism a creed.

Oliver Wendell Holmes

What has become of the pretty black eyed girl

An exchange recalling a once-at-table girl with a mole on her cheek and a snub-nosed, prominent-chinned young woman. The callers wonder what happened to the pretty black eyed girl, noting a rumor of her marriage. The tone mimics a sly, urban chat from New York Press.

New York Press

Incidental Boston remark sparks playful marriage talk

In a light exchange from The Atlantic-Somerville Journal, a man asks for marriage and a woman politely declines. He expresses doubt about her willingness, while the quip hints a continuing humorous story in the local paper.

Bostonian Atlantic Somerville Mass

No evil thing a success, no good thing to failure

Quote by Longfellow about perception and morality. It reflects on how appearances mislead without altering outcomes. The line emphasizes that negative actions do not guarantee success while positive ones need not fail.

Longfellow

For Sale Notices From a 19th Century Ledger

Classified items offer tickets to Memphis via Turner and Malone. choice alfalfa stove or cord wood at L F Stock Farm. the Record sells Manila wrapping paper rolls. house and two artesian-watered lots near 5th and Lea avenue. S. P. Glover ad. Jersey cattle herd expansion with $75 average per head, W B Wilson Carlsbad NM.

L. F. D. Stock Farm S. E. Corner 5Th and Lea Avenue S. P. Glover W. B. Wilson Carlsbad, N. M

For Rent Front Room at 902 N Main St

One large furnished front room available at 902 North Main Street. Also a three room cottage for rent with reasonable terms. Call at Record Office for details and to arrange viewing.

N. Main St Record Office Main Street N. Rich

Echo Editor Faces Isolation in Arid Pecos Valley

In Pecos Valley Echo, the editor details a week cut off by foaming torrents and no mail or telegraph, describing the challenges of reporting from a remote country town. The piece frames difficulty, frontier hardship, and the effort to publish amid isolation and limited communication.

Echo Pecos Valley

The Wool Market Steady in St Louis Trade

Wool prices hold steady with territory and western mediums at 23 30 cents, fine medium 23 26 cents, fine 18 25 cents. Market notes from St Louis dated July 31 signal stable demand across grades.

St. Louis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alfred C. B Momtison Bios John Richey Artesia Frank Koenig U. S Japalac Valley Lumber Co Pecos 13 J. C. Reese Lake Arthur Stockard & Deen Will Sims Amarillo T. D. Mitchell Hagerman J. H. Tebbe Dexter J. B. Atkeson Wichita Kan H. A. van Epps Clymer A. Coldren Oklahoma Bik J. F. Meeks J. R. Greenlee George Faurot Juvenal Carlstad Howard Hutchins Cardisbad Elbert Hall Clarence Allery Otto Baumer Down the Road J. L. Edge H. L. Birney Chicago J. E. Hamilton Fort Worth Kin Canno E. T. Carter Lena and Marie Smith Pecos Nell White Rufus West Wagner, I. T Dr. A. L. Norfleet Nellie Bailey Lakewood Pecos Valley Lumber Co J. T. Gray George H. Brown Yankton, S. C J. C. Wilson Frank Robb Dayton Dicus, Frost & Co Dexter, N. M W. W. Gatewood Fanny Belmot G. B. Crippen Nora Meisner Hico Tex James Sutherland Lee McIntosh Mountains James Crockett Anadarkko O. T Roswell J. H. Naylor W. B. Naylor Mr. Wright Beaumont Texas R. L. Jones J. F. Mitchell Mrs. Mitchell Williamn Plainview Tom Davenport V. R. Kenney Childress A. F.leslie Fred Kirkland C. S. Hoffman W. S. Day A. B. Waskom, Jr A. C. Hortin R. W. Lewis Santa Ana R. W. Johnson Indian Territories L. W. Martin Henrietta Hoggard Byars W. T. Panic Ella Jackson W.D. Amis P. H. Cannon W. H. M Society the Methodist Chuch South Kemp Lumber Company East Fourth Street W. H. Pope Atlanta Carlsbad P. J. Rouse Brownwood J. W. Jones Avis Sacramento Mountains Mr. Jones W .S. Dippell Clara Graves G. W. Herrington Orchard Park el Paso Betha James Charles Denitz Ieft Sam Isaacs Maynard Gunsul Electric Light Company del Rio Memphis Turner & Malone Record ‘Office Cranston Press Hobson-Lowe N. Main Missouri N. Ky West 16Th St Ing The
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