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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1904
Page
2
The remark argues Judge Parker is farther from the presidency now than at the race’s start, suggesting uncertainties about his bid rather than a clear move toward or from the goal.
An outspoken remark from William Jennings Bryan questions Judge Parker as a fit nominee for the Democratic Party or any party that upholds honest dealing in politics, asserting the judge lacks the requisite integrity.
Tom Watson, a populist candidate, ridicules Judge Parker's candidacy, claiming he stands for nothing and cannot win. Watson labels Parker as devoid of principles and predicts a crushing defeat.
A commentator notes a tiny fraction of Democrats returning to sanity compared with those not, explaining the overall result remains largely unchanged despite Mr. Cleveland's宣 declaration. The piece treats political sanity as a measurable variable and contrasts factions.
The piece argues Hox B S Ronny will not support a movement against the party nominee for delegate congress. It notes Mr. Radley was twice honored by the party and should help Senator Andrews by boosting his majority, suggesting Mr. Rodey should back the incumbents and not seek personal gain.
The statement signals Democratic concern about an unlimited use of doubles in the current campaign, indicating the party’s belief that Republicans will deploy extensive duplications. It suggests a perception of strong Democratic footing and readiness to respond.
The text describes postdefeat sentiment where opponents blame unfair, even criminal methods. It notes such mood is common in politics when defeated by tactics they used themselves and rejects the assertion that Republicans in New Mexico engaged in hooded campaigns, urging Democrats to dismiss the charge.
A mild fling at the Chieftain by Et Devenson attempts to stir strife within the local republican faction. El Defensor derides the Chieftain’s claim Democrats err and Republicans are right as barbarous. Democrats shift toward Republicans, calling it a return to sanity despite weak evidence.
The article criticizes Judge Parker's letter as evasive and unclear, accusing him and the Democratic Party of confusion on tariff reform, imperialism, economy, and honesty. It argues Parker and his followers favor tariff for revenue only and lack courage to enact real reforms, bolstering Roosevelt's chances.
Rev Jno S Cox of Wake Ark reports twelve years of yellow jaundice relieved by Electric Bitters after trying many physicians and medicines. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a reliable liver and kidney remedy for stomach disorders and debility, guaranteed by druggists at 50 cents.
The United States plans a large medical corps for the isthmus to run sanitary operations in Panama and Cuba and the Philippines style. It will include hospital tents medical stores and water supplies to establish pure water at the isthmus. Nets and kerosene will be used to eradicate stagnant waters and mosquitoes. Soldiers will be required to drink boiled or distilled water to safeguard health and reduce deaths in the canal project.
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving her daughter from a nearly fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered. The medicine is praised as infallible for throat and lung diseases and guaranteed by druggists with trial bottles free.
Bernee taunts Bromble about his suit while Bromble deflects with blunt remarks. The exchange reveals tension as Bernee criticizes style and Bromble asserts his dislike for Bromble, hinting at personal friction.
The White Sands in western Otero and Dona Ana counties span about 40 miles in length and 5 to 20 miles in width. White gypsum dunes, fine like corn meal, derive from an ancient lake bed and cover roughly 600 square miles with few life forms. The area blinds the eye under sun and hosts mirage effects that distort distance and color. Analyses by New Mexico College show 97 percent gypsum with minor minerals. Gypsum sands suit fertilizing experiments and plaster production, with cement already made in Alamogordo. Potential industry growth includes sulfuric acid production from sands and affordable power to develop the region.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes that a year long ugly sore was cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve calling it the best salve on earth and notes that it costs 25 cents at all drug stores.
A humorous exchange from the Kennebec Journal notes a new neighbor denies being married to a politician. The joke centers on the wife explaining that one glass of beer makes her husband dizzy, illustrating small-town wit.
Fragmentary text lists numerous personal names and initials without coherent context or events. No verifiable action, place, date, or organization is discernible to form a factual summary.
A Chicago News snippet features a witty exchange about a damp house where the agent touts water misfortune as an advantage for fire safety and pool of well water. A Kansas reader endorses Hordouna Syrup for cough relief with prices. At an Albuquerque restaurant a diner requests a detective for a beefsteak, using a racially charged tone.
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