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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
7
A youthful club president faces objections to Hickey becoming a two member. Jimmie leads a chorus that crooks must not join to keep the Orioles from a black eye. A member recalls a stealing incident as a cautionary tale about trust.
A playful dialogue contrasts a boastful remark about a new gown with the girl’s surprised exclamation Gracious duke where. The exchange captures social theater and witty cross chatter in a light, period voice.
A 1910s style advertisement invites readers to try Edgeworth tobacco directly from the factory with a free sample offer. It promises satisfaction for loyal users and explains how to request two pipefuls by postcard. It also offers retailers prepaid shipments if jobbers cannot supply Edgeworth.
News items from New Mexico and Arizona note a proposed city hall in Carlabad costing over 29000 dollars, plus reports of significant mining activity, fatalities, weather impacts on sheep near Fort Sumner, and local developments across Sonora and Payson districts.
The investigation into war contract fraud advances as the grand jury probes surplus lumber Sales valued at 4 007 171 with 2 843 005 to government and 1 854 076 unpaid. A warrant was issued for J L Phillips Georgia GOP chairman for war contract fraud. Mexican agents seize 75000 rounds of ammunition hidden in farming tool boxes bound for Zacatecas.
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick presented Verdun with the first U S government medal awarded to any community. Herrick and Premier Polnenre toured the burial grounds of thousands of French soldiers and spoke amid the devastated red zone and grave reflections on the fallen.
A band of fifty followers of Gen Carlos Green attacked Jalapa de Mendes, killing seven rebels and wounding five while four were captured. Mayor Antonio Wade was executed as a rebel sympathizer. The rebel army was led by Ramon Mareno, from press dispatches received at Suares.
A raid at the Atlanta federal penitentiary under executive order by President Harding resulted in the arrest of Dr H. G. Carrick the prison's assistant physician and Alex Aboot proprietor of a downtown drug stand on charges of conspiring to smuggle drugs to inmates after a search of about two thousand prisoners and their cells.
The article argues farming in Canada has shifted from haphazard methods to a trained, scientific profession. It notes widespread education via agricultural colleges, experimental farms, and government materials, urging new farmers to study methods from experienced agronomists. It highlights that many top producers were not lifelong farmers but city dwellers who learned and applied modern techniques.
Lord Lea of Fareham quips at a New York reception about prohibition and tea. He recalls a tale from Australia where an old woman keeps tea on the fire, adding leaves and then taking some out for her husband to smoke, highlighting a rural improvisation.
The New York Tribune notes Ralph Waldo Emerson as a misattributed figure while the Times reports Mary Jihys Bradley plans to depart New York this month to hunt guerrillas in the African wilds. The piece contrasts habit formation with the spread of bad customs.
In Lincoln Nebraska Mrs Anna B Crawford a retired businessman's wife praises Taniae a medicine she credits with restoring appetite gaining weight and ending indigestion headaches and rheumatic pain She says it cured her weakness and dizziness and made walking easy again She notes it is sold by all good druggists and mentions a political exchange with Senator Sorgum about voting sentiment
An advertisement promotes Allen's Woot Buse for foot comfort. It claims to relieve corns bunions and calluses, prevent bilateral foot issues, and aid toe health with a powder and foot-bath application.
A deaf old lady pauses by a peanut roaster on the street and refuses to fund musical entertainment claiming she cannot hear the tunes and noting a burning smell. The Congregationalist item includes a quip about a scar on Francine and a terse exchange with Ferdie.
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