Silent Springs Audit Reveals Indian Remains at Faywood
Prof Jones of United Besies geological survey conducts a mining census in New Mexico and discovers a jaw bone and several skeletons in Faywood hot springs. Accounts recall a 1850 cavalry diary of Apache scouts and a soldier who allegedly threw an Indian into a boiling caldron. Also noted are a Stomach and Liver Tablets testimonial and a humorous hospital prank involving a thermometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jones
United Besies Geological Survey
New Mexico
Faywood Mot
Jones
A. R. Graham
C. Conrad
Sbath House
Silver City
Conrad
Port Selden
Pinos Altos
Whitehill
Albuquerque
Pleasant Chamberlains Tablets Offer Health Relief
An advertisement promotes Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets as pleasant and easy to take. Sold by A. E. Howell in Socorro and W. M. Borrowdale in Magdalena, with the product marketed as a pleasant pleasant fake remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pominville
Stillwater
Minn
Alex
Richard
Chamberlain
A. E. Howell
Socorro
W. M. Borrowdale
Magdalena
W. M
A.B. Howell
Weather Prayer Prudence Urged By Nebraska State Journal
A Nebraska State Journal column urges restraint in prayer for rain, arguing for reasonable expectations and avoiding demand for excessive moisture. The piece emphasizes measured requests over grandiose supplications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Journal
How He Sent One Million and the Red Haired Boy Tale
An old tale recounts Colonel Ochiltree claiming a lost one million during a banquet with Senator Hearst, who praised a red haired boy who helped across the Platte. The anecdote blends humor with boasts about generosity and a vanished fortune. The piece also cites anecdotes about Chamberlain's pain balm sales and a controversial racial tale, ending with a punny joke about a prescription and an arm break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hearst
California
Hearst
Platte
Ochiltree
Hair Color Signals Intellectual Gift, Lille Professor Claims
A University of Lille professor contends hair color mirrors intellect. Chestnut haired schoolboys are likely top students and excel in math and recitation, while fair haired girls study hard and brighten. Brown haired youths may stand out in individuality and style, and red or auburn hairers are less likely to excel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Lille
Weak Hearts and Indigestion Link Warns of Heart Disease
An old medical advertisement claims 99 of 100 with heart trouble stem from indigestion. It asserts all non organic heart disease derives from stomach fermentation and pressure. Testimony from Mr Kaubje of Nevada Ohio cites relief after using Kodol Digest What You Eat Cure for four months, produced by DeWitt Chicago and Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir. D. Kaubje
Neveds. O
Dewitt & CO
Chicaga A. & Howell
SWIFT
Atlania
Missouri Democrats Back Free Silver A sixteen to one pledge
The Missouri Democratic state convention in St Joseph declared for free silver at 16 to 1 with a strong, decisive statement. The Memphis Commercial Appeal commentary notes Missouri’s historical male emphasis and jests at political sagas, wryly observing expected missteps in state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Pact and Pietion in Cocagne 108 Year Old Legend
A fragment discusses Maxim Gogan's supposed 108 year death in Cocagne New Brunswick and a later tale of September 23 1838 equinoctial gale finds two gold coin boxes. It mocks sensational legends, cites champagne and brandy indulgence, cloudy prosperity, and notes local remedies and newspaper praise amid various quotes and notices from 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim Gogan
Cocagne
New Brunswick
Maxium
Cockayne
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in 1903
Public notice from the Las Cruces land office dated April 1903 announces final proof proceedings for settlers Nicholas Gallas and others. It lists parcel descriptions, locations Mogollon New Mexico, dates April 6 and April 7, 1903, and witnesses including TR Hatt Jr, Sipe, and Yon. It invites protests or reasons under Interior Department regulations and names Graham County residents and Reserve New Mexico as involved locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
United States
Mogotlon
Thomas Stearkwi
Sipe
Wei N. Yon
Robert L. Sipe
Graham
Interior Department
Nicholas Gallas
Register
Vince HK
Lean Cruces
U.S
Mogollon
Charles McCart
N. MM
Reserve
Pablo Trujillo
Joseph
N.M
Administratrix Notice for Alfred Howell Estate
Urgent notice to creditors of Alfred Howell late of Socorro New Mexico to present claims for allowance to Purse B Howe Administratrix within the time provided by law or be barred Dated Socorro New Mexico May 7 1903
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Howell
Socorro County
New Mexico
Alfred E. Howell
Sucorro
N. M
Purse
Howe
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DR. Swisher
University of New York City
U. S
P c. G. Duncan
South
J Kornitzer
L. Ei. Kittrell, Daxvist
Abouta Block
San Marcial
Harvey House
M. Dougherty
Attorney AT Law
James G. Fitch
Terry Biock
Lpego Baca
LAW
Attorneys AT Law
Carsbad
W Rh. Kelley
Attorsny AT Law
Socorro, New Mexico
W B. Childers
Worley AT Law
EL Paso
Texas
ISS
MW. R. Shaver
Norton Iftinney
Dwbileritte
Rod Boak Gentinte
General Memorial Hospital
New York City
Anes Iemi
Hopital
Tiateniteuy
H. Chambon
N. Mi
E.G. Burlingame & CO
Lawrence
Denver Cole
Ute
Scientific American
Jaron Salston
Haunt & Co
New York
Dr. King
Cofe' It
Paywood
Tommy
London Chronicle
Colonel Ochiltree
C. P. Rayder
Pattens Mills
N.Y
Socefroy
Oscar H. Thandler
Alabama
Mistah
Rastas
Evah
Caline
Larry
Murphy
Denny
Philadelphia
Missouri Democracy
Uncle Hank
Hank Watterson
Cleveland
Memphis
J. Kornitzer
the Newspaper
New York Press
Philadelphia Press
Eatey City
Sucorr Co
Tomas
Sherin
Albert Rollins
F. M. Burk
W. Smith
A. A. Amaden
Elaine
Florence Group of
Florence
Eagle
Lane Jack
Silvernite
Summit
Los Angeles
Frisco Beni A
Plaa
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Southeastern Limited
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin General Western
17Th St
Denver
Oolo
Carthage Coal Mining CO
M. L. Hilton
Givane Luera
T. Brown
A. H. Hilton
San Antonio
Jerre
Berlesty
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