Forest wealth and sensitive instruments contrasted in writings
The article discusses timber waste and forest value in Clayton New Mexico, praising federal forestry work and highlighting valuable yet endangered woods like laurel, walnut, and sycamore. It switches to German scientist Einthoven's ultra sensitive galvanometer measuring tiny bodily currents and heart waves with photographic readouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ulviaton of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
California
Egypt
Herr Einthoven
Germany
Pew
Lippmann
Waller
Einthoven
Marcy
No Face Reader and Odd Postal Incidents
A humor piece recalls a postal clerk encounter with a voice behind bushy whiskers demanding a money order in broken English. A foreign blank mix up prompts a joke about domestic versus foreign forms. The column also notes Japan catching finest sardines off Japan and potential sardine labels on Maine fish. A scarlet tobacco plant is said to be developed by a bored natural expert, with a punch line about experts bringing a well-lighting cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Germany
Japan
Maine
News of the world condensed items from San Francisco and beyond
A wide summary of events includes San Francisco vaults surviving disaster with bonds intact, saloon closures, fires, and insurance disputes. Reports cover troop photography from balloons, New York treasury transfers to SF, railroad inquiry closures, jail terms for a critic, funeral drivers strike settlement, 1905 US trade totals, Gulfport fire losses, Father Gapon, San Francisco church rebuilding funds, Turkish troop withdrawals, police raids in St. Petersburg, miners' wage talks, Zion City governance talks, Sherman anti trust suits, Indian lands petitions, Thomas Jefferson monument, Hankow flood, Standard Beet Sugar, Vesuvius activity, KC mayor reelection, life insurance for unions, Russian Empire council opening, and various accidents and court cases. Deposits rise in Kansas banks. paper trust resolved. farm grain talks in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Traders Insurance Company of Chicago
Signal Corps
United States Army
Suc Treasury
New York
New Orleans Naval Stores Company
Gulfport
Miga
Father Gapon
Russia
Finland
Turkey
Great Britain
Tabah
St. Petersburg
Anthracits
John Alexander Dowle
W. G. Voliva
Zion City
State of
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
M. E. &T. Railroad Company
Indian Territory
Augustus St. Gondens
Thomas Jeferson
Washington
Hankow
China
Hunan
Standard Beet Sugar Company
Leavitt
Neb
West
Bil
Council of the Empire
Count Roluky
Chattanooga
Tenn
Norfolk & Western
Lynchburg
Maynard M. McDole
Missouri University
Columbia
Cole Bros
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Standard Oil
Mouronetseff
Philadelphia
Silvation Army
Bank of Thorton
Elk Horn Valley
Nebraska
United States
St. Paul
Paper
Sanborn Dia
Oklahoma
Missouri
Wichita
Kan
New Mexico News Highlights Stampede of Events
Governor Hagerman names A B Temke as Luna county superintendent replacing A F Duff killed in a Deming duel. Lincoln forest reserve gains supervisor John Kerr and raise for rangers Bingham Kinney and Peter. Roosevelts era land fraud probe after Grosvenor Clarkson beaten by William Overstreet. Cattle theft arrests with Milton Mason linked to a larger eastern New Mexico gang. Kenton Telephone files to build lines across Union Baca Beaver. Senate tightens railroad rate penalties while court review aid debated. Natural disasters quake in Valencia county and Pecos Company blast injuries. Public notices on land grants expansion and New Mexico public schools funding debated. Reverend J W McKean expands Sunday School work across counties Santa Fe New Mexican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Thenola Valley
Hagerman
A. B. Temke
Schoola
Luna County
A. F. Duff
Deming
John Kerr
Lincoln Forest Reserve
Bingham, Kinney
Peter
Roawell
Grosvenor Clarkson
General Clarkson
Interior Department
William Overstreet
Milton Mason
Portales
Mason
New Mexico
New Mexico-Texas
Grant
Luna
Arizona
California
George W. Prichard
United States
Hablo
Ben Bibo
Bibo
Valencia County
Albuquerque
Kenton Telephone Company
Clayton
Union County
Santa Fe
Baca County
Colorado
Beaver County
Oklahoma
Henry Bearly
J. J. Ballard
John W. Turner
A. W. Hanner
R. F. Drew
D. K. Lord
Kenton
National Capital
House Committee On Public Lands
Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Te Sanle Fe
To Parks
Edgar J. Hewett
Smithsonian Institute
Frank Dibert
A. B. Raycroft
W. E. Carrison
Butler
H. H. Harris
H. B. Borman
Santa Clara
San Indefonso
Torrance County
Ratancla
Willard
Mountainair
el Paso & Northeastern
Otero
Lincoln
Guadalupe
Quay
McKean
Sunshine Territory
Santa Fe New Mexican
The Pastoral Navajos and Canyon de Chelly Life
The Navajos are a pastoral, semi-nomadic people whose flocks drive seasonal movements between desert plains and mountain mesas. They maintain three homes per family for summer crops, grazing, and winter shelter. Canyon de Chelly is highlighted as the garden of the reservation with irrigated farms and peach orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2. S. Curtis
Southwest
Canyon de Chelly
Armory Plans Approved In Albuquerque And Las Vegas
Governor Hagerman endorses a plan to build armories in Albuquerque and Las Vegas funded by a $15,000 congressional appropriation. Citizens promise ground as sites but final action waits on Congress validation. Bonds may be issued once act is approved and Commercial Club ensures ground donation for Company G First Regiment of Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarkington
Carlsbad
Benalillo
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Eslavio Vigil
Vigil
Board of County Commissioners
Albuquerque
Govenor Hagerman
Las Vegas
Congress
Floods swell Rio Grande from snowmelt north of Santa Fe
A May 11 Santa Fe dispatch reports rapid flooding as warmth melts snow. The Rio Grande near Rock Canyon rises to six feet six inches above low water, spreading 700 feet across floodplains. Telegraph poles and outbuildings are swept away at Chamalta and nearby towns, the river becoming fordable nowhere, with Espanola bridge approaches submerged to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Spanish Valley
Chamalta
Espanola
Longevity and liquor influence life span and education
Insurance figures from England show abstainers live about nine years longer than drinkers. Equitable notes higher death rates among moderate drinkers versus teetotalers and some companies give abstainers a premium discount. Belgium reports 140,000 children lacking any formal education, over 13 percent of the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Equitable
Pearson's Magazine
Belgium
Doan’s Kidney Pills Restore Health After Fifteen Years
A Columbus resident recounts kidney trouble with back pain headaches and urinary disorders. After a collapse and ten weeks in bed doctors failed to help until Doan’s Kidney Pills were used. In two months health returned and twelve boxes finished the course. Now weighs 188 pounds and has been well for two years. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box. Booster-Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Seek first if you would win the strife to make a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Stottager
State
Capitol
Columbus
Boster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Boy's Eczema Cured by Cuticura Remedies, Avard Store Ad
A grateful Avard Oklahoma store owner reports his son’s terrible eczema cured by Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment after three months with a prior doctor’s treatment failing. Hair regrew and eczema never recurred, with continued soft skin and health. March 30 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Mr. A
Barnett
Avard
Oklahoma
Gil
Unclear historical notice about rewards and remedies
Fragmented OCR text mentions a One Hundred Dollars Reward for catarrh cure and various dubious product references including Hall's Pills and Garfield Tea. It is a garbled mix of claims, addresses, and slogans with no coherent event or person to anchor a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Kidney Troubles Increasing Among Women Reported
An article notes kidney disease as a fatal condition increasingly affecting women. It endorses Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an effective treatment for chronic kidney troubles in women and cites anecdotal relief from Mrs Sawyer's case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia B
Pinkhot
Pinkhams
Mra
Sawyer
Pinkhom
Alan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clayton Enterprise
Joneous
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Ot! Company
Cleveland
Indianapolis Suns
Indianapolis
Drug Trust
Proprietary Assocation of America
National Wholesale Drugglats Association
National Association of Retail Drugglars
William W. Rose
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Pecos Copper Company
Cowles
Frank Wheeler
Thomas Dougherty
C. Rotterman
Senate
Richard Bartholdt
Tenth
Friends
Campbell
Kanens
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Taft
Maharajah Gaekwar
Baroda
India
Phil 8
Creager
Telegraph
Kansas City Journal
Carl Schurz
Sidi Mohammed, Bey of
Tunis
Tonks
John Alexander Dowie
Eric
Jefferson Davis
la Guppe
Joseph A. Wheelock
RK. M. Lincot
Surratt
Fort Smith
Ark
John Jones
Rio Gallinas
Pastoral
Windlow
Jimmy
Garfield Tea Co
Brooklyn
Garfield Tea
Emma Sawyer
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