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Newspaper
The Estancia News
Location
Estancia, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
6
Ghanae National Forest boundaries are described as future important. Along the Manzano No 2 ridge northwest of San Mento scattered yellow pine bodies appear on higher points while the rest of the area shows dense juniper and pinon stands with an estimated average of tan cords per acre.
The piece urges pleasant entrance design with easy gate access, and advocates curved reservoir shapes to reduce erosion and wind effects. It suggests tight reservoirs, saving water, and landscaping with trees and clean ditches to enhance views while balancing neighbor land and accessibility.
An ad copy describes amberlain's Salve as relieving itch and smarting from skin diseases such as tetter and salt rheum. It claims rapid relief and notes Estancia Drug Co. as the seller.
A New Zealand letter printed in an English paper lauds the All Blacks football team while noting the premier is proud of their victories as a strong advertisement for New Zealand mutton and butter. The item also advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a free sample offer.
The Torrance County Democratic executive committee calls for a territorial convention at Roswell New Mexico on June 10 1908 to elect delegates to the national convention in Denver and nominate a candidate for the Sixty First Congress. County and precinct meetings are urged in Estancia May 16 and May 9 to select delegates for the territorial and county conventions, under Chairman W D Watson and Secretary W Roberson.
An Estancia Drug Co advertisement touts Bullari’s Snow Liniment for scratches cuts burns and bruises with claims of rapid relief and healing. It lists prices 25 cents one dollar and one dollar for the product.
An advice piece extols training a husband and mending domestic life with firm guidance. It promotes Chamberisin's Livimentom as a cure for muscular pain and sprains, priced at 25 to 60 cents, sold by Estancia Drug Co. A finder is asked to return a lost item to Mrs E N Peden in Estancia.
A collection of maxims and reflections on faith character and conduct taken from a Chicago Tribune slice. It cites warnings about pride duty and moral behavior with notes on famous figures like Nelson Bismarck and Moltke and ends with a marriage wish and proverbial counsel.
Fragmentary notes describe early bells and inventors with scattered names. The text mentions a first bell in a place and notes bells dating to 1407. Names and places are unclear, but the passage centers on the invention and age of bells.
Harry Wilson of Wayne town hails Clumber Cough Remedy as an unequaled cure for croup and cold throat troubles. He says early use when croupy cough appears can prevent the attack and notes its successful use in thousands of cases. Sold by Estaneie Drug Co.
An Estancia Drug Co advertisement touts Bullard's Herbine as a mild yet effective remedy for stomach and liver complaints including constipation and dyspepsia. It promises a cure for a smile to brighten days, priced at 50 cents per bottle.
The text notes that apple picking suffers due to lack of pollination and mentions a cow performing dual roles during pregnancy requiring extra care.
A quirky patent medicine ad touts Molige's Baby Elixir to calm a crying baby and soothe nerves. It claims to aid disordered bowels and upset stomachs, is pleasant to take, free of harmful drugs, and priced at 25 and 66 cents per bottle from Estan Joia Drug Co.
The article asserts Chinese as the most spoken language but notes vast regional variation. It estimates population figures for major languages globally, listing English around 120 million, with other languages including Spanish and Portuguese in the 30s to 50s millions range, despite incomplete framing.
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