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Newspaper
The Clayton Enterprise
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
2
Groesbeck Texas resident Mia W G Davis reports relief from back pain dizziness and headaches after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says several gravel stones passed and health improved with sustained kidney function. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
An 1830s era advertisement recounts a twenty five year horror of a skin humor covering head neck and shoulders. It touts Cuticura as a miraculous cure with a brief testimonial from Keyes of Boston and includes other product pitches for Mother Gray's Powders and Home remedies.
A fragmented note muses on tea versus coffee preferences and mocks patent remedies. It mentions refunds from grocers, a one day cold cure claim, and BromO Quintos tablets, ending with a casual line about crackers bringing comfort.
A historical notice extols glycerine as a potent additive in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, claiming it enhances cough and lung ailment remedies. It touts nutritive antiseptic effects, links to Black Cherrybark and Golden Seal, and invites readers to request the extracts book and consult Dr. Pierce confidentially by mail.
Secretary Shaw outlines silver dollar recoinage plans and subsidiary coin production, cites vault holdings and costs, and argues for gradual use of silver stock. He notes gold production, mint coinage, and a Panama canal funding decision amid fiscal results and proposed government clerks savings bank.
A historical memorandum discusses enlistment issues including desertion rates and proposed compulsory probation at depots to filter recruits. It notes improvements at the Panama Isthmus, housing, sanitation, and leadership under Mr Shonts, with confidence in progress and local Panamanian satisfaction. It argues that free sugar and tobacco from the Philippines would not harm US markets and would aid Philippine prosperity without US harm.
Washington views a federal license plan for interstate and foreign corporations as necessary, noting state laws inadequacy to regulate large rail and industrial firms. The report highlights immigrant quotas, with 1,026,400 admissions, and Chinese admissions at 2,606, plus increases from Russia, Italy, and the United Kingdom.
Secretary Taft has traveled 100000 miles since May 24, 1900, when he became governor general of the Philippines. In five and a half years since his call from the federal bench he has spent 360 days on the ocean, nearly a year, as his duties required extensive travel.
A Camden reader reports relief after using Allen’s Foot-Ease for persistent burning itching and discomfort in the feet. The testimonial notes a prior severe condition cured by the product and mentions affordable 25 cent pricing with drugstores carrying the item.
A veteran Salvation Army leader William Booth recalls a doctor's warning thirty years earlier that his life’s work neared its end. He says he chose to keep fighting, joking that he has had plenty of fishing and shooting, but always for the devil.
Odd fragment mentions old cathedrals theaters and galleries, side trips to ruins in Mitla Tampico Vera Cruz and other points. References Mr B A Cooper CPA Colorado Southern at 17th and Cur tid Stu offering data. A stray line notes a man seeking refuge and a loan of 13 dollars among acquaintances.
A cooking school graduate casts her bread upon the waters hoping for a return in the form of a wedding cake. The playful phrase mingles culinary skill with wedding dreams in a reflective domestic vignette.
A comic ad parodies imperial grandeur and modern housekeeping urging trial of Defiance Cold Water Starch. It touts 16 oz packages as superior value, suggests diet and luxury themes, and features playful asides about household life and a Galveston trip offer.
Texarkana Ark convention of the Farmers' Educational Union of America adopted a constitution on Saturday and elected officers. A five mill per capita tax was set. Lawyers doctors in the country and unincorporated towns and newspaper men may become members. Pyle of Texan was elected president by acclamation. Morr Subaran was named vice president, R. H. McC Arikan secretary treasurer, Newton G Texas matrons J H Boal Missouri door B R Bell Georgia sergeant.
A garbled text fragment features soupçon of regional stereotypes about tea drinking, career misdirections, and a defiant starch advertisement claim. It mentions DeCourcy Howard, a wallege graduate, an elevator job, and a misquoted Mark Twain line. The block ends with a stray question about a Colorado dish and a warless cage woman.
Capt Frank Frants, recently nominated to govern Oklahoma Territory, issues a formal statement opposing the incorporation of a prohibition provision linked to statehood for Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. He asserts a majority opposes any Congressional move to settle the question.
A reflective note contrasts tea's negligible weight with the care in correspondence. It muses on reading letters before mailing and the cadence of writing to a woman, hinting at the ritual of mindful communication.
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