02 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
2
A New York lecturer drew criticism by asserting that in Europe American officials and thieves are viewed as the same class. The remark sparked debate about political rhetoric and respect for different professions.
The Socorro Chieftain lauds Roswell for keeping a lid on trouble and jokes that the praise implies a blind tiger. The editorial comments on Roswell’s calm and orderly streets as a notable achievement.
Governox Otero will retire as the first New Mexico governor to serve a second term. He leaves office respected by many personal and political friends despite criticism from those who sought to use his administration for personal gain.
A Las Vegas Optic lecture praises clean editorship and civil debate among papers. It argues spirited discourse enlightens readers while vilification harms all parties, noting the public won’t pay for abusive tactics and predicting self harm for papers that engage.
Letters of inquiry regarding Max Kirchman’s Bohemian colony project reach Socorro from as far as Long Island and the Dakotas. Whether it succeeds, Socorro will gain substantial advertisement and potential benefit from the venture. The Chieftain will continue addressing inquiries and promoting Socorro county.
Hon Hexexer J Hagunman will become Governor of New Mexico at Oteros term end. He is described as capable educated and idealistic and expected to pursue a clean administration with broad public support. Critics will still voice protests though their words may reflect bias against any administration.
An ad extols the Globe-Democrat newspaper from St Louis offering various subscription plans including daily with Sunday, daily without Sunday, and Sunday editions. It praises price options and urges readers to subscribe or request a free sample copy. An accompanying testimonial lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for grip and cold relief.
The skee, like a long snowshoe, was designed for practical winter communication between northern European villages. It travels on ice and snow with no foot lift, forming two parallel tracks. Forward movement starts from the lower body, aided by a long stick for uphill progress.
An advertisement style piece touts a method for extending life urging moderation in diet. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative and cleansing aid. Mentions Flatbush Yonkers Statesman and furnished rooms at Winkler's.
Article notes rubber plant scarcity drives prices up and sparks cultivation of a New Mexico weed as a substitute. It mentions speculators investing, Santa Fe firms organizing plants, and Navajo Indians shifting to weed gathering for income.
A Texas parent testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been reliable for severe croup in children. The note emphasizes not trying new remedies and cites prompt relief when used. Sold by local druggists.
A washerwoman sought aid and received a note to the club manager. The reply read I dare say she does but I don't fancy the job, a curt dismissal reported by London Tit-Bits.
In Mad Chave. Millions rush in mad chase af ter health, from one extreme of faddism to another, when, if they would only eat good food, and keep their bowels regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills, their troubles would all pass away. Prompt relief and quick care for liver and stomach trouble. 25¢ at Socorro Drug and Supply Co.
An odd note from The Chieftain office recalls a playful exchange about marriage. The Houston Post records Jack pondering Kitty's future while a friend warns he should change his behavior to win her hand.
The Daily Graphic quotes a US scientist defending American spellings like favor and honor as closer to Latin roots while noting British forms such as centre and centre. He contrasts Shakespearean spellings and Greek roots with evolving American practice, raising questions of history and analogy. The piece also mentions a Harpersville Baptist pastor and a testimonial for Dr King's New Discovery.
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The administrator of the estate of Frank M. Dodds of Socorro County New Mexico has been appointed and authorized to collect claims. All persons with claims against the estate must present them for allowance within the legally prescribed time. Dougherty Griffiths of Socorro NM represent the administrator in this matter.
An 19th century remedy extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains strains burns and scalds claiming instant relief and healing in about one third the usual time sold by all druggists.
A Spanish cavalier kills a Moorish nobleman’s son and seeks concealment in the Moorish host’s garden. The Moor hides him, then confronts the killer at night, offering mercy and protection. He releases him to flee, praising his own steadfast faith and the justice of God. The tale links Arab, Saracen, Moor, and Spanish honor.
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