Rural water supply shows typhoid risk in rural areas
The article argues that rural water sources are unreliable and often more dangerous than city supplies. It cites typhoid rates higher in rural districts, including a central Pennsylvania example with 100 inhabitants per square mile, where rural fever mirrors city levels. It notes the high cost and difficulty of securing safe rural water compared to city systems. It also discusses the broader concept of a 24 hour bank in New York and its implications for urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuis
Jhlty
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Outsider athletes rise in Olympic style triumphs
The article notes youths from America Australia and Canada winning at the Olympic games echoing ancient Greece. It argues pioneers and new countries drive success, with emphasis on the enduring spirit of champions and the merit of overcoming. It also mentions New York City administrative cars, 24 total costing over 55000, expected to rise to 50 by year end, and aldermen debating maintenance needs.
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America
Australia
Canada
Greece
Sheridan
Sherring
Asty
New York City
Arson convict in Roswell district court and regional news
In Roswell district court James Blackwell was found guilty of arson related to a Sheridan block filing on May 2 1905. Other items note Hon Bernard 8 Rody heading to Porto Rico for a federal judgeship, Natrona saloon robbery, Santa Fe Rebating case, Albuquerque traction line progress, and multiple local incidents and public works in New Mexico.
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Roswell
James Blackwell
Bernard
Rody
New Mexico
Washington
Porto Rico
Archuleta
Natrona
Barkeeper Gonzales
Federal Grand Jury
Las Vegas
Santa Fe Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Starkville
Colorado
Deming
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Albuquerque Traction Company
Col. H. A. Jastro
Bakersfield
California
Clarence Jones
Artesia
Douglass
Kansas
Great Elephant Butte
Texas
Santa Fe
A Herdere
Albuquerque
F. H. Strong
L. F. Montente
James H. Madden
C. P. Hovey
Algodones
Bernalillo
Allen
Haskill Institute
Lawrence
James King
Emery
Jalil
King
United States
Llewellyn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
United State Grand Jury
Not Doing It Justice The Mother and Child Dialogue
A dated stage scene features a child and mother correcting speech and tone. The exchange moves from playful lines about cake to a short household rehearsal of proper diction and social class hints. The fragments hint at a broader dramatic conversation about marriage and lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Urgent call for federal stock yards inspection
President urges immediate Congress action after preliminary report by Reynolds and Neill on Chicago stock yards. He cites filthy conditions, inadequate current law, and the need for full federal inspection from hoof to can of meat products in interstate and foreign commerce. He proposes financing via slaughtered-animal fees and warns without legislation abuses may recur.
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Chicago
Congress
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
James Bronson Reynolds
Charles P. Neill
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Messrs. Reynolds and Neill
Reynolds
Neill
Natonal
Disfiguring Skin Disorder Cured by Cuticura Remedies
Thomas M. Rossiter of 290 Prospect Street East Orange New Jersey reports a long battle with a severe eczema troubling head neck and body. After five weeks using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap he is completely cured and recommends the remedies for skin diseases.
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Thomas M. Rossiter
Prospect Street
East Orange
N. J. Mar
Cherokee wreck hero named for Carnegie fund gift
Capt. Mark Casto received a $1,600 Carnegie hero fund award for bravery in the Cherokee wreck, the New York Tribune notes. His comment echoes a wife’s quip about a husband coming home late, illustrating a moment of humor after danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Casto
Carnegie Hero Fund
New York Tribune
Capt. Casto
Birds Above and Feisty Farm Days Observe Humor
A Brooklyn Citizen recounts a boy on a country trip who asks about birds in the sky and compassionate quip about the birds lacking cages. A Detroit Free Press quip notes spring annoyances as hens, radishes, a digging dog, and a neighbor cow on the lawn.
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Brooklyn Citizen
Tommy
Detroit Free Press
Chapman
Kan
Habitual Kicker Disturbs Hotel Inquirer
A hotel clerk recalls a man who began kicking the moment he entered the office. The proprietor confirms the visitor behaved as if he were accustomed to the worst of everything, reflecting a habit of abrupt disruption noted by the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Thoughts For Quiet Hour From A Pulpit Prompt
A reflective piece urges readers to keep their own conduct clean before judging others. It warns that hidden religion fades easily and that inviting people to participate can be more effective than forceful persuasion. The text critiques laziness in complaining about prizes while avoiding action and mocks a photographed figure for perceived self-interest.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Change of Life
A promotional notice stresses the most critical period in a woman's life during menopause and touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the premier remedy. It cites symptoms like hot flashes dizziness and nervous irritability and includes a testimonial from Mrs Hyland of Maryland praising relief after using the product. Readers are invited to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
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Lydia BD. Pinkham
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Clayton Enterprise
Ni York
Metropolitan
Commercial Ife
New York
Ife
Bureau of Immigration
Botanical Gardens
National Capital
W. H. Andrews
Ruton
David Arguello
John Medlock
Medlock
Arguello
Celia Dussart
Bowen
Colo
Garcia
Gardiner
8. B. Pelphrey
Alamogordo
Pelphrey
el Paso & Southwestern Railway Company
Danson
Colfax County
Fox
Pecos River
Santa Rona
Rock Island Railway
Rock Island
Santa Rosa
Tudmeari
Artesian Weil
Raton
William H. Pope
Supreme Court
Fifth Judicial District
Artesian Well Owners’ Association of
Pecos Valley
Chaves
Biddy Coun Hel
Pope
Supreme Court of the United States
New Mexico Military Institute
N. M
Robert Garrett
Walter Copplaner
Jaffa Miller
Roy Miller
Joseph Chester
J. W. Bortney
J. J. Lee
Theodore Sutherland
D. W. Hamilton
J. M. Harlan
H. L. Pollard
Jones Taliaferro, Jr
Ivamhe H. Frost
Boude Cooley
A. H. Cake
G.C. Hart
Ned Keith
J. J. Hubbell
Doyle
A. S. Stevens
J. A. Carroll
J. N. Ortle
R. Crowell
J. J. Him
G. M. Paden
L. Arimijo
R. C. Dow
A.T. Samworth
J. N. Swenson
G. C. McGroban
M. B. Stchyardson
B. M. Hall
J. Cowan
R. W. Oliver
G. Mirabal
Young
K. Light
J. A. Hart
M. Young
N. Robbins
James W. Willson
Martini-Mancini
San Felipe de Neri
Old Albuquerque
St. Phillip
San Felipe de Nord
National Guard
Marely L
Ayn
R. Paxton CO
Boston
Mase
N. Y
Denver
Aigua Avery
Tie ‘le Loy
DR. Price
Celeby
Seema
Usr
Fae
Kodak
Houston Post
Lydia H. Pinkham
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