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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
2
One year six months strictly in advance. $200. Annvgurroun notes Delegate Andrews is a good representative for New Mexico in Congress. Question arises about the fate of the Albuquerque Non-Partisan Joint Statehood league that once roared loudly and thundered in the index.
The report notes Mr Bryan’s nomination and the slim odds of his victory, contrasted with a day of seismic shocks and a fire alarm in Socorro marking a rare, active day.
Delegate Andrews earns praise for a record session as supporters celebrate the benefits his constituents receive from his work and advocacy.
Jose Casson, Speaker of the House, asserts that the just-concluded session produced legislation and work of greater importance for the public good than any in his thirty years in public life.
Mayor Buestin has already doubled the water supply and may further increase it. The note compares his methods of shaping rocks and releasing streams to Moses, implying extraordinary manipulation of water by Mayor Bursany.
The text argues that political policies and business conditions are unrelated in cause and effect. It notes that periods of strong industrial growth occur under Republican administrations, which unsettles a pro free trade stance advocating cheap money and anti expansion.
The Chieftain dismisses claims of a split and asserts the Socorro county Republican organization remains united for the November election, predicting an overwhelming victory and debunking supposed brewing opposition.
President Roosevelt commends Congress for enacting essential laws while avoiding doubtful measures. He notes no improper influence affected the process and calls the session’s output a worthy record for the nation.
The railroad rate bill the pure food bill the free alcohol bill the lock canal bill and the state hood bill are measures which were passed by the session of the legislature.
A Congress that closed last Saturday is praised for more significant constructive legislation than any session since Lincoln's July 4 1861 call. The remark highlights the session as notably productive in the nation’s legislative history.
The week shows little change in statehood prospects. New Mexico is broadly expected to vote for the union, while Arizona is equally expected to vote against it. No campaign has begun, and any campaign would likely reinforce current sentiments in each territory.
Modern claims often carry conviction as Maxim misjudged his gun. The same holds for Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Manufacturers do not boast of every outcome but rely on user statements. It is claimed the remedy cures diarrhoea and dysentery pains, and has never failed. For sale by all druggists.
A Grand Magazine writer notes Grant's coolness under fire when confronted by a Confederate picket while reconnoitering in enemy lines. He calmly claimed he was reconnoitering in the enemy uniform, then slipped away unseen and continued the mission.
The phrase explains itself but Epaminondas at Tegea used dust to mask his cavalry. He ordered horsemen to gallop in front of the Spartans to raise a cloud of dust. This concealed infantry movements and allowed a switch to a more advantageous position.
During summer months children are prone to bowel disorders and should receive prompt attention at the first signs of looseness. Chamberlain's Colic is recommended as the best medicine to control such symptoms. For sale by all druggists. An assortment of fancy stationery at the Chieftain office.
Lake Morat reddens periodically due to Oscillatoria rubescens algae. Legends tie the color to Burgundian blood from the 1476 battle, but scientists attribute the hue to the algae's bloom. The lake hosts large silure fish and is unique for this growth among Swiss waters.
A neglected leak in a North Sea dyke ruins a Dutch province. Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine warns a cold nearly killed him until Dr King's New Discovery saved him. Guaranteed cough and cold cure sold at Socorro Drug and Supply Co. 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free.
Victorian judicial notes highlight embezzlement with nearly three years, a man who stabbed his mother to death receiving one year, another who shot his sister getting two years, and a man who threatened to kill in a letter receiving three years. The pieces reflect harsh penalties amid a range of violent crimes.
Mrs. E. H. Brunson of Dublin Georgia proclaims being 82 and feeling young again with Electric Bitters. The tonic is advertised as curing dyspepsia liver trouble inflamed kidneys and chronic constipation with a limited time price of 50 cents guaranteed by Savorro Drug and Supply Company.
A Solon quotation appears framed as a reflection on law and justice, comparing laws to cobwebs that trap minor things yet fail against weightier matters, illustrating the fragility and selective reach of legal systems.
The teeth are appendages of the skin not the skeleton. The jaw forms to hold teeth and depends on their presence. Soft eating shrinks teeth and may cause their disappearance, altering jaw shape gums lips and facial form affecting speech sounds.
A collection of humorous schoolboy assertions on topics from parenting jest to language quirks. It includes misnamed items like Franklin’s father as a tallow chandelier and geography defined as round like a ball, illustrating early grasp and garbled wording.
A London Chronicle excerpt recalls a quip from the Easter vestry in Withycombe Devon where a vicar argued his lagging churchwarden acts as a buttress not a pillar. It parallels Rev John McNeil in Regent Square who humorously split church members into two classes pillars and caterpillars.
A California grower reports the world's largest tomato plants, three vines reaching thirty feet after three months on a twenty foot trellis. The trunks measure about one and a half inches, foliage is dense, and harvests yield unusually large fruit with fine flavor per What to Eat.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe non alcohol remedy for women's ailments. It argues against secret medicines, argues for its known composition with a forty year record, and invites free confidential correspondence from women at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, New York.
The text contrasts volcanic lava forming light opaque bottles with a stronger lighter green glass, noting variability among volcanoes. It describes pumice as a sometimes precious product and reflects on time reshaping love and landscapes, citing Sicily’s fertile plains as evidence.
A Humorous medical advert notes a torpid liver and sluggish bowels cause trouble unless treated by Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad claims the pills are pleasant, effective, prevent appendicitis, and strengthen the system, priced at 25 cents at Socorro Drug and Supply Co.
A guest recalls Lord Palmerston quipping about a maid who found the Isle of Wight climate not embracing enough. The anecdote shifts to reflections on time and the fleeting nature of years, ending with a line from Ovid.
Twenty year battle with chronic piles and malignant sores ended by Bucklen's Arnica Salve, according to A M Bruce of Farmville Virginia. Best for ulcers cuts burns and wounds available for 25 cents at Socorro Drug and Supply Co. Sewing machines repaired and exchanged by Geo Sickles.
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