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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
2
A damaged notice from Socorro discusses subscriptions and local papers, praising the Albuquerque Journal-Democrat and noting New Mexico residents support home rule. It mentions 75 young men planning to enroll at the School of Mines this fall, with total next year attendance rising to about 150 to 200.
The Las Vegas editor Lyon reportedly insulted Editor McNary's wife. McNary confronted Lyon in the street and gave him a thumping. Debate rises over fair play with mixed opinions on courage and divine guidance.
The case follows Sanild val win and legislature driven removals of Sando val over county citizenship after division. Judge Baker’s ruling prompts questions about popular government and constitutional limits as the broader issue of expansion of the currency looms in the background.
The article notes rising per capita circulation reaching 82.53 with 36 million in the month and over 21 million in twelve months. It compares the 1903 outlook to Bryan’s 1896 era, highlights Republican shifts in power, and underscores the growing gold content and currency adequacy for trade.
A period piece recounts cordial exchanges between Britain’s king and leaders of France England Portugal and Italy highlighting restored friendliness after earlier tensions. It also profiles a Massachusetts pastor who turned to sweet peas, building expertise with nineteen varieties and promoting church mission work through seeds and a landmark book.
The fragment cites Friendship with Ireland and the United States after the Spanish War, noting a new spirit of amity amid rising powers and suggesting wars may eventually end, as quoted from Youth's Companion.
A Littleport bridge crew member suffered cramps and suspected cholera on Thursday night. Gifford advised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, given to several aboard, who recovered by the next day. The Elkader Iowa Argus notes the medicine’s efficacy and urges keeping it at home. available from all druggists.
In a light exchange Mr. Cumrox praises his daughter Athelioda for talents in singing painting writing and French speech while noting she lacks his wife’s skill in sewing buttons or broiling steaks. The remark highlights parental pride and practical skills within a family.
A Chicago Post joke about a wife overestimating her funds prompts a playful dispute over accounts. A short note then touts electric Bitters as a preventive against suicide, asserting it strengthens nerves and regulates stomach liver and kidneys.
A mixture of humorous snippets from old papers including a German couple in Germantown and a World War era style quip about heaven and loss, plus a health tip from Mrs Mollie Allen about Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets preventing cholera morbus and bilious colic with sale by druggists.
A Rochester judge invited a lawyer friend to sail. The wind rose and the craft pitched. The judge asked if he could help, and the lawyer replied he wished the motion would be over raked.
A fragmented OCR passage lists roles and names tied to the Fifth Judicial District and Socorro area. Mentions include Sherriff Treasurer County Clerk Assessor Superintendent of Public Instruction and several individuals such as Chavez Eddy Padilla Leandro Baca Torres Abeyta Brown and others. The text also references centers Linco and Socorro and states various public offices without coherent narrative.
An old San Francisco Wasp ad warns that minor wounds can be fatal. It touts Buckley's Arica Salve as preventing fatalities from burns sores ulcers and piles, priced at 25 cents. The ad pairs a comedic dialogue about a noisy household with the product pitch.
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