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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
7
The Republican National Convention outlines a platform condemning the Democratic Party and pledging to restore government at all levels, promote free enterprise, protect open markets, and support law and order. It emphasizes anti monopoly, national unity, and strong defense while calling for broader political and economic reforms in the nation.
Ambiguity surrounds a Taft era senatorial claim as Governor Johnies of fortis remarks hint at possible reevaluation. The transcript notes political tension and calls for clarity on the contested seat amid rising partisan scrutiny.
A reader reports a three year scalp eruption and severe itching, cured fully by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trying doctors. Another testimonial describes hair loss and scalp sores healed, with bald spots replaced by new growth. The notices reference Cuticura samples and advocate its use while noting legal curiosity in a quoted exchange.
A landlord tells a tenant he has called to collect this month’s rent and insists on repairs before listing wallpaper and paint changes. The lady agrees to work but warns she will not pay more to escape the same old arrangement.
A scrambled, unclear OCR fragment mentions death, quiet, and a warning tone. It references a person or event with incomplete names and context, lacking verifiable details for a proper headline or summary.
A dialogue depicts a wealthy man visiting a doctor who declares he has lived too high and must pay the penalty. The man protests, asking for a technicality to escape accountability while the doctor insists consequences follow wrongdoing. The scene critiques wealth and justice.
A garbled tale from the Record of Christian Work describes a man who travels by foot, shows reluctance to buy a Bible, rests, and then sells a Bible to the same man who refused earlier. The account includes odd details about a muddy encounter and a figure described as a Methodist tramp.
An unclear lunch scene recounts Lady Duth Gordon speaking at Sherry’s in New York. The overheard quip touches on marriages and social etiquette with garbled dialogue and misread phrases.
An American gentleman acquainted with nine Frenchmen sought to learn Balin language. He offered to help if they sent exercises, and a letter in English appeared claiming willingness to lecture in America. A jumble of ad copy and misc errors follows with varied trivial and humorous notes.
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