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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1916
Page
7
A crowded dialogue shows a woman negotiating marriage with a suitor who delays, another man enters with a competing offer, and the first speaker opts to withdraw before finally waiving the other option. The note ends with an advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine and a signature line.
In Brazil many long abandoned holdings are now productive again. Carmelite and Benedictine sites host foreign agriculturists and monks, reviving sugar planting and reoccupying coffee fazendas. Municipalities have reopened old estates and brought them back into cultivation.
The remark frames the labor issue as employer advantage over employees. A humorous anecdote about a wife learning to cook ends with her husband firing the cook she hired, illustrating surprise outcomes in domestic life.
A public notice-like advertisement claims backache and kidney problems stem from kidney dysfunction and uric acid buildup. It promotes Anuric tablets, taken before meals, with meat reduced and plenty of water, produced after tests at Dr. Pierce’s Buffalo institution and sold with a satisfaction guarantee.
Western Newspaper Union reports Coming Events including Cowboys Reunion at Las Vegas. The state campaign spent 31000. Mimbres valley farmers plan sisal hemp. New Mexico produced 10,000 tons of alfalfa. Census data shows 416,000 residents. Santa Fe secures site for a large tourist hotel. L. J. Knight earned 90 dollars from turnips on a San Jose area farm. Mountaineer shipped over 3,000,000 pounds of beans worth 200000 this season. Columbus receives malt at new post office. W. H. Adams near House raised over 35000 pounds of frijoles. Clovis and other eastern towns face coal famine. Colfax county delivered about 1600 tons of beets to dumps at French and Maxwell. Santa Fe post office receipts for November up about 20 percent.
Vienna and Constantinople transmitted notes from Germany and allies proposing immediate peace negotiations. The document lists aims to guarantee honor and national evolution, while warning the Allies would continue to a victorious end if peace fails. The note requests U S delivery to allied governments.
Washington reports the German note lacks concrete terms for peace. Berlin hints at restoring prewar borders with Poland and Lithuania as independent realms and returning occupied Belgium and French territories. The four Allied powers urge immediate negotiations while Vienna Constantinople and Sofia send identical messages. Emperor William reportedly ordered generals to fight on until acceptance becomes certain.
Thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen and Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to aid kidneys liver and bladder. The ad urges trials with fifty cent and one dollar bottles and offers a sample by mail to prove its merit with testimonials and medical notes.
A fragmented editorial exchange contrasts idealism and pragmatism over value and utility. A critic hints that quality surpasses quantity, while a practical voice questions extracting value from a pure carbon substance. The note mentions Red Cross Bag Blue and laundress satisfaction with whiter clothes.
The item notes widespread enthusiasm for aviation, mocks a famed aviator install, and cites Anaric cures for backache rheumatism with Dr. V. M. Pierce of Huffalo New York advertising a large trial package.
A Boston Evening Transcript item notes quirks of poultry speech and odd field comments. It records playful chatter about hens and a character labeled Yoss riding off in a humorous regional snippet.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for cleansing and soothing skin and scalp conditions. It claims instant itching relief and healing of pimples dandruff and rough hands. A free mail sample offer is included. The note also quotes a Boston Evening Transcript line about Kate.
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