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Newspaper

Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1916

Page

4

Ap Ortere Beers Incident on Fifty Second Street

A man named Ap Ortere Beers enters a car and sits in a vacant seat, kicking a sleeping woman’s bag aside. At Fifty-second Street the woman, waking in embarrassment, mistakenly identified his foot as her own bag, saying it looked just like hers.

Fifty-second Street

Epidemics of Hiccough and Nervous Predisposition

The veterinary-like account notes hiccough epidemics arising from hysterical contagion and nervous predisposition. It links hiccough during death struggles to photional derangement of the nervous system caused by a slackening of the nerves during abundant hemorrhage.

Pronunciation of Z A note on Americanism and British form

The text discusses the letter Z pronouncing it as zee in American usage and zed in British use. It traces origins to Old French gede and Latin zeta, linking to the Greek alphabet name and Shakespearean usage in King Lear. It notes zed as the traditional English form and quotes a line about the unnecessary letter.

Might Get Even With Mosquito

An observer in India finds a fly larva with disease agents inside a mosquito as it sucks blood. The report asks if importing this midge could help control mosquitoes, noting potential comfort if not benefit in understanding their relation.

India

Victim of Snakes He Hunted in Paris

M Henry Saussereau, famed snake hunter who destroyed over two thousand vipers, died in Paris from a snake bite. He had been hunting near Bouloire in Sarthe when a viper struck his hand and arm, and he perished after twelve hours of intense pain. A garbled railway remark follows, reporting a nonsensical exchange about sardines and street cars.

M. Henry Saussereau Paris Bouloire Sarthe

Early Error Quote From Grit Lawless and B Mills Young

A fragmentary quotation cites Grit Lawless and B Mills Young debating knowledge and good and evil. The text misnames and misquotes the Tree of Knowledge, reflecting a jocular or editorial aside about understanding morality.

Grit Lawless B. Mills Young

Bilkinee Described as A Devoted Worker By Colleagues

In remarks from colleagues, Bilkinee is praised as a terrific worker. The exchange touches on his lifelong devotion to his craft, with a witty quip about being married to his pen and to his typewriter, reflecting a period newsroom banter.

Bilkinee Binks Harkaway

Synopsis of the Game Law 1915 Open Seasons

The act defines game fish as small and largemouth bass speckled trout crappie and ring perch. Open seasons for deer north of the 35th parallel run Oct 16 to Nov 5 and south of it Oct 25 to Nov 25. Tassel-Eared gray squirrels June 1 to Nov 30. Wild turkey north of the 35th parallel Nov 1 to Dec 31 and on first of the 35th parallel from Oct 25 to Nov 30.

Open Season Licenses and Limits in Messina California Feature

The notice outlines hunting and fishing license requirements and possession limits for California. It lists open seasons for quail and trout with daily limits and dates from October through December, and specifies license costs for residents and non residents. It also notes that possession in a field with traps or weapons constitutes prima facie evidence of violation and who issues licenses.

Messina California

Care With Fire in the Mountains Rules

Forest Service urges cautious burning to cut annual fire losses. Follow six rules: extinguish matches, stump ashes away from flammable spots, keep campfires small and never unattended, extinguish with water or earth, avoid placing fires against trees, and scrape away surrounding needles leaves or grass.

Fire safety notice urges swift action on ignition

The text warns that wind can spark an uncontrollable fire and instructs readers to extinguish any fire if possible. If the fire cannot be put out, report it immediately to the nearest U.S. Forest Ranger or State fire Warden.

U.S. Forest Ranger

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