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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
7
A nostalgic Edgeworth tobacco promotion invites pipe smokers to join the Edgeworth Club through mailed postcards. It promises camaraderie among members, free samples of Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed, and dealer suggestions. Larus & Brother Co offers prepaid shipments to retailers.
A sprawling montage reports on health alerts in Mexicali, a Taos murder arrest, Las Vegas summer double sessions, a Willcox bank verdict, July 4 auto race plans in Las Cruces, Nogales post office clerks convention, Albuquerque Santa shops employment, Alamogordo bank merger, lawsuits over bandit arrests, a Tucson sueldo case, and rail and highway projects.
A powerful storm sweeping from the south to the northwest unleashed 88 mph winds across New York causing over fifty deaths and hundreds of injuries. The Ferris wheel at Cragon's Point Bronx collapsed killing six and injuring more than forty as boats overturned in Long Island Sound and trees toppled citywide.
Immigration officials in Washington welcomed Toronto dispatches reporting anti Bolshevik leader Gregorio Semenoff has left American soil. He is en route to Vancouver to sail for the Far East. Authorities had not been advised of his departure until the Toronto messages arrived. Denver livestock market shows nationwide rise in early 1922. C W Allen reports Denver yards handled 84 674 more cattle 76 144 more sheep and 22 250 more hogs in the first five months of 1922 than in 1921, the only U S market to show an increase. Mexican General Palnez resigns from the Mexican army and travels to New York for talks with revolutionaries including Diag and Laz Barton, linking with Obregon activities.
Mrs. T. J. Archer of Peters burg Virginia credits Tanlac with curing years of indigestion heart pain headaches dizziness and rheumatism after three months of illness. She says she can work again and calls Tanlac unmatched by any medicine. The product is sold by all good druggists.
A brief item notes tomorrow marks the start of the fool's calendar in the region. Local observers plan events and reflections on omens and humor tied to the date.
The League of American Pen Women marked its silver jubilee with a historic pen used during Benjamin Harrison's era. Margaret Sullivan Burke, a key contributor, helped shape the copyright bill presented by William McKinley. Elijah Halford, Harrison’s secretary, presented the pen to Burke, and it now rests with her daughter Hilda Burke.
A devotional plea from a horse to its master asking mercy, humane care, rest, and relief from illness. The request includes gentle handling, proper feeding, shelter, and humane treatment, with a closing prayer for mercy and reward in the afterlife.
A father explains an Easter Bible keepsake to his son Billy The cover shows Jesus the Good Shepherd with a lamb The boy reflects on his status in the flock and wonders what it means to be an old sheep to his father
A dormitory anecdote from a women’s college shows Norah noting that faculty have brains, college girls have clothes, but the maids have the looks, reflecting campus stereotypes in a witty remark from Youth’s Companion.
An elderly neighbor responds to persistent bell ringing by discovering a young nephew at the door with a woolly dog tucked under his arm. The child asks the neighbor to put the dog to sleep on the bed because it is too noisy at grandmother's.
The fortune teller reads the hand and warns of serious trouble with a dark gentle man named Mose. The man asks to verify the name and role as his janitor, as others begin or wait for the day to start.
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