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Newspaper

The Socorro Chieftain

Location

Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1902

Page

4

Oil Burning Monster Locomotive No 988 At Topeka

In Topeka Santa Fe locomotive No 988, claimed as the largest locomotive ever built, is in the roundhouse drawing crowds of shopmen and officials. No 958 will soon depart Schenectady for service west. 988 is oil fuel capable and coal adaptable, with two cylinders per side, five pairs of driving wheels, a 78 to 88 inch boiler, 413 flues, 225 psi, seven thousand gallon water tender, and Westinghouse brake system.

Topeka Santa Fe The State Journal Round House American Locomotive Works Schenectady N.Y Westinghouse California

Discovery promises longer life from Dr King’s remedy

Churubusco editor C H L Downey proclaims Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption as the most infallible cure for coughs colds and grip with instant relief and certain cure. Drugstores guarantee the 50 and 1.00 bottles and offer free trial bottles.

C. H L. Downey Churubusco Ind Dr. King

Man kicks hat on sidewalk and limps home in anger

A man kicks an innocent looking hat on the sidewalk and then limps away, returning home to berate his wife for not having dinner ready. The line highlights quick temper and domestic tension in a brief, sharp scene.

The Beert of Long Life Health Tonic Ad

Electric Bitters claim to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify the blood and improve appetite. The ad lists kidney troubles female complaints nervous disorders constipation dyspepsia and malaria as treatable with 50 cent bottles guaranteed by all druggists.

Stock horses for sale at Brown's livery stable

Two hundred head or more of stock horses offered for sale in Socorro at F. Fisher’s facility Brown's livery and feed stable.

F. Fisher Brown Socorra

The Home Gold Cure for the Liquor Habit

An advertisement promotes a home remedy claiming to cure alcoholism as a disease, not a weakness. It guarantees self cure at home, with procedures said to be pleasant and soluble, sold for one dollar with full directions and physician advice on request. Address provided in Philadelphia, anonymous correspondence promised.

Sinesa Edwin B. Giles & Company Market Street Philadelphia

Remarkable Kentucky Twins Sowed by Telepathy and Twin Births

The Coleman twins Sidney and Smith of Anderson county lived in Harrodsburg for a day. They are identical in appearance and married sisters in a double ceremony. Each has three children all born in the same hours and days. The twins weigh the same and claim telepathic links, with one predicting the other’s injury. They are 28 years old. Obvious sensational tone with local anecdote and a nostalgiac note.

Old Kentucky Coleman Twins Sidney and Smith Anderson County Harrodsburg Wedae Sid

Katsenstein Candy Line Draws Shoppers to So Corro

Local store showcases a fine line of candies described as the finest yet seen. The storefront invites customers to visit and sample, promising a notable selection and a tempting treat experience.

Katsenstein Socorro

They Never Strike Housekeeping Wives of Laboring Men

A Seldon Sun quotation extols housekeeping wives as tireless, uncomplaining workers who manage finance, cooking, and family duties from dawn to late night. It notes their lack of rest, absence of recognition, and their role in sheltering homes while enduring social scorn and hardship.

Seldon Sun

Cure for Lambago and Mirror ad in 1901 issue

A farmer from Amherst Virginia praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for lasting relief after a year of lambago. The St Louis Mirror is praised as a weekly review and offer to mail ten weeks for 10 cents. Then a 1901 Homestead Notice for Clara A B Corbin in New Mexico outlines final proof and witness list.

W. C. Williamson Amherst, Va Lambago Chamberlain A. E. Howell Socorro W. M. Borrowdale Magdalena The St. Louis William Marion Reedy Mirror Tux Mrerox Vis Harry K. Mannakee Santa Fe N. M Elijah A. Dow Tajique Jones T. Santilianes Lemitar N.M James Spencer East View Maxvut R. Orxre Register

Free Sample Tablets From Local Drug Store

Cut this out and take it to A and Howell in Socorro or W M Borrowdale in Magdalena to receive a free sample of tablets described as the best physic. The ad notes tablets cure stomach disorders biliousness and headache and adds a medical journal tip for keeping shaved ice in a sickroom using a soup pin and pillows for insulation. It also mentions an ice shaver made from an old jack plane set deep.

Chamberlain A. E. Howell Socorro W. M. Borrowdale Magdalena A. &. Howell

Divorce Suit Filed in Socorro District Court

Mamie Rice sues William T. Rice in Socorro County for divorce and further relief. Default judgment may be entered if he does not answer by February 17. Plaintiff’s attorney James G. Fitch, Socorro. Clerk Joan E. Griverra.

William T. Rice Socorro New Mexico Mamie Rice James G. Fitch Joan EB. Griverra

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