Poem Snippets and Press Musings Across Regions
A collection of miscellany notes cites remarks on conversation norms with women and contrasts New Mexico’s politics with iron under velvet. It notes pay rises for rural teachers in New York and Pennsylvania and rails at light poetry satire by newspaper paragraphers while echoing Ambassador Bryce on songsters.
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Pennsylvania
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Bryce
Real Men Study Refined Gestures And Voice Melodies
A fragment hints at questioning masculine study and perception of a gifted man whose presence and speech project calm authority. The text alludes to identity and role, describing gestures and a melodious voice shaping how he is seen.
Pecos Valley Mocking Bird Inspires Summer Song
The article notes the mocking bird’s influence across ages with three poems cited as masterpieces. It suggests the Pecos Valley bird acts as an agent of joy, heralding the feathered choirs of summer with its arrival.
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Pecos Vale
BARRASSMENT OF MODESTY PARSON SAYS POLITE STRANGERS FALTER TO START TALKS
The Parson notes that well informed strangers hesitate to initiate conversation, each waiting for the other to lead and fearing to offend. In contrast, men with few ideas and poor manners push to start an argument on minimal provocation.
Tricks to Beat Bryan and the Wall Street Plot
The Washington Star questions Democratic hopes for a Southern presidential boom by Daniel Gray Culberson and says such moves are anti Bryan schemes run by Wall Street. It notes Culberson vetoed a Texas indorsement, while Texas and other states echo Bryan.
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To the Mockingbird and a Clovis Heights investment call
An engraved poem by Edward McQueen Gray extols spring and music as winter fades. The piece shifts to a public notice urging readers to invest in Clovis Heights New Mexico with the Santa Fe division at the Belen Cut-off townsite, signaling a real estate opportunity.
Roswell Area Busy With Travel Trade Toasts and Town Growth
Local notices report a string of movements and developments. Mrs Richards travels to Chicago to visit relatives while J P Church returns from Texico and Clovis townsite tours. Miss Waskom visits Roswell for shopping and pleasure as traders promote Clovis real estate and roads via E J Carlin and A O Millice.
Clovis Heights touted as Santa Fe Division Townsite
Promoters describe Clovis New Mexico as the new Santa Fe Division Townsite eight miles west of Mexico on the Belen cut off. The flat plains site, planned 18 stall roundhouse, depots, and multiple rail lines aim to make Clovis a major division point with new banks, utilities, and 35 buildings already erected.
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