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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
2
The school of mines began the year with about twice as many technical students than ever before, followed by more enrollments and a strong prospect for a successful year. The Rio Grande valley shows growing potential, with crops and education highlighted amid regional notes.
In a dated, moralizing note the speaker contrasts Arizosa's stance against joint statehood with New Mexico with a fable about a boy and girl at a gate. The line echoes public caution and shame, implying political maneuvering with social prudery.
The article describes the Panama canal’s great plan facing jeopardy by a faction in the Colombian congress. It notes resistance risks wounding Massachusetts figures and states Uncle Lemuel aims to build the canal with Colombia’s consent if possible, without it if necessary.
In a harsh critique a speaker labels two legged vermin as vile and troublesome. He denounces their behavior as offensive ignorant vicious and depraved while insulting a public institution and calling for public nuisance status. The rant targets a procession and its critics with charged language.
A fragmented passage argues that unions in Lanox are numerous and hard to fit, seen as a menace to public safety. Yet some suggest such organizations could become efficient tools for advancing collective interests if managed differently.
The passage argues that union guarantees of faithfulness and efficiency could ensure full employment and wages, but criticizes pressures forcing workers into unions regardless of competence. It calls for a remedy to curb coercive union power and protect against blanket demands affecting all alike.
A Youths Companion summary notes Macedonia's diverse, hostile districts under Ottoman rule. It cites corrupt courts, extortion by tax-gatherers, and delayed administration fueling discontent. Reform attempts by Austria and Russia failed, leading to August insurrection threats and uncertain outcomes.
Report notes a Republican campaign opening in Ohio with a Sept. 29 date, reflecting party organizing activity and anticipated steps. Details are fragmented but point to a formal launch event and party leadership involvement.
The piece previews a major Ohio gathering featuring Hanna, Foraker, and Herrick with hopes of drawing a national audience. It notes party dynamics, Johnson’s uphill race for governor, and anticipated shifts in Ohio’s political landscape driven by campaign activity and past election margins. It also mentions Chamberlain's remedy and a fruit exhibit contest at the territorial fair in Albuquerque with $300 in prizes.
An old patent medicine blurb claims life is governed by strict law and that slight abuse causes illness. It promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a gentle yet thorough remedy to re-adjust organs and relieve constipation, headache, or liver trouble for 35 cents at all druggists.
A recently organized United States Navy League seeks to draw public attention to naval strength and influence Congress toward naval increases. The non_partisan group compares U S and foreign efforts, citing Germany’s league and praising aims to secure a navy adequate for national interests.
Emergency Medicines praises Cham berlain s Pain Balm as a fast acting antiseptic liniment for cuts bruises and burns and its use to prevent blood poisoning. Notice: a will for Andrew Lane deceased filed with the Socorro County Probate Court with November 2 1903 set for probate. B A Pino Clerk by C Mirra.
A Leesville Indiana man endures deathly asthma while his son and family fear for life. He travels 18 miles to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung troubles. He reports instant relief and nightly sleep. Trials and trials offer guaranteed bottles 50 cents and one dollar with free samples at druggists.
A market debate captures a broker’s line about risking and enduring losses. The man sneers about bulls and bears, while the responder declares he has long been on the losing side and now calls himself a sheep. This exchange highlights persistence amid downturns and the self-deprecating twist of a veteran trader.
A Washington Post identified young girl consoles a calf in a barn yard crying for its mother. She says the mother is not lost but has gone to the club, reflecting a quirky misunderstanding from a chance remark. The tale hints at broader, tragic social implications.
A Lin ton Iowa druggist testimonial extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praising twenty years of sales and complete satisfaction. The speaker Joseph McEliney recommends it as quick relief for coughs and colds and notes it is sold by all druggists.
The Birmingham Post notes that American interests have secured contracts totaling 65 million dollars in recent weeks for electric traction systems in England, Russia, and Holland, signaling strong U S influence in overseas infrastructure projects and potential shifts in international manufacturing contracts.
Fragmentary OCR item lists multiple personal names including McMillan Griffith Greenwald Contreras Padilla Baca Torres and others without clear context. No dates places or organizations are discernible. item reads as a partial roster or attendee line from an unnamed event or notice.
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