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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1903
Page
2
A brief note suggests that an increased coal supply has cooled the coal question, easing immediate pressures that once made shortages a prominent concern. Authorities note that the issue is less acute than it was previously, though warnings about future demand remain.
It is doubtful whether New Mexico and Arizona would be admitted as a single state. The proposal suggests drawing up a constitution and submitting it to a vote of the people of the two territories if that is the best option available.
Con Max Frost, secretary of the territorial bureau of immigration, is praised for effective work disseminating information about New Mexico. The board receives numerous days inquiries highlighting the demand for such information.
A tinny report notes a successful early wireless experiment across the Atlantic promising practical use for long distance communication. It states aerial and submarine navigation remain in development while lauding the achievement as one of the era’s most remarkable feats.
Turre extends its telegraph cable from San Francisco to Honolulu and aims to reach Manila via Wake Island and Guam. This progress links distant U S possessions with Washington, reflecting swift modernization comparable to Galileo era advances.
The essay argues Congress should double cadet numbers at the naval academy to address officer shortages as ships outpace officer output. It warns Germany’s rising naval power will overtake the United States by 1905 without immediate expansion, and notes possible larger winter appropriations and war contingency concerns.
The Globe Democrat argues that a collision with Germany is the sole large power within reasonable reach and urges the United States to enlarge its navy soon. It notes England’s interest in Monroe Doctrine and food supply, but says the U S is currently capable against likely foes. It warns the coast line and trade require a planned naval buildup at once.
Reports quote Mexico preparing to change from silver to gold monetary basis. Mexican ambassador cites gold supply challenges and external funding from American financiers, notably J Pierpont Morgan, to secure gold. The piece links broader implications for Mexico’s credit and currency harmony with major nations.
Every bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy warranted with refund if not satisfied after two thirds used. Promoted as best remedy for la grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Claims prevent pneumonia. Available from local suppliers A BE Howell So Corro W M Borrowdale Magdalena.
A northern city protest about a coal shortage labeled the coal famine. Bankers in tenement districts push a new cry and sell coal at eighty five cents per half bushel amid a national prosperity claim.
Florence Hull Winterburn in Woman's Home Companion argues that true humor blends wit with mercy, aiding fair judgment. Worldly authority should possess sympathy with wit to avoid bigotry and tyranny. Cruel irony is counterfeit, while gentle humor humanizes actions and softens judgments.
A brief sketch of historic food maxims and their social meaning. It notes sayings such as meat is much, manners are more and Cease your chatter and mind your platter, and explains that manners once referred to meal remnants given to servants. It adds a tongue in cheek remark on leaving the last slice for manners.
The Globe-Democrat urges readers to subscribe now for comprehensive coverage of the St Louis World’s Fair of 1904. It claims unrivaled circulation across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and global English readers, promising essential news from the event.
The popular Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is strongly advised for croup and mothers are urged to treat promptly without untested medicines. Follow directions and symptoms should rapidly fade. Sold by A. E. Howell in Socorro W. M. Borrowdale in Magdalena.
The Nebraska State Journal recalls the Sioux uprising led by Little Crow with memories of white settlements along the Minnesota and Watonwan Rivers. It notes most participants in that bloody campaign are now dead.
A collage of quotes and reflections on labor and daily life with asides about Noahs Ark pork and chickens, a praise of industry, and a testimonial to Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets from Melard I Craig of Middlegrove New York.
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