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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1926
Page
2
The Gallup Herald recalls past town election disputes over the reservoir leak and water supply bought from the Santa Fe Railway. It accuses voters of supporting the Democratic ticket to hide water issues and warns of a heavy debt pegged at about $125 000 to $150 000 for the reservoir.
A sharply critical reminiscence accuses A. T. Hannett of political manipulation in McKinley County. It cites alleged fraud, libel risks, and rival figures Reed Holloman and Will Robinson amid claims of ethnic and tribal voting influence. The piece ends with a cautionary moral.
In McKinley County conventions the Republicans endorse Coolidge and county officials, condemn Hannett backed measures, and pledge support for an election code aligned with the State Republican Senate. Democrats pledge to renominate A T Hannett for governor, criticize county offices and spending, and praise Senate leaders and Congressman Morrow while calling for code reform.
A reader asks if one can give their own face a facial. The article outlines steps: cleanse with soap, keep pores open, use warm towels, apply cream in upward strokes, massage from eyes outward, pinch lines around the mouth, massage forehead wrinkles upward, finish with warm then cold rinse, and use ice to close pores. Regular two to three times weekly sessions yield best results.
The piece argues that active outdoor living strengthens the body for mental effort and warns against sedentary aging. It extols sunshine and fresh air, promotes vacations outdoors, and notes that a little dirt and a tan are healthful while lamenting neglect of physical activity. It references Ma Ferguson joining the fight.
A discussion contrasts work and play, arguing play fosters joy and learning. It cites Charles F. Smith's book on organizing play for children, notes education benefits from play, and stresses leadership cooperation and rules learned through organized games.
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