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Newspaper

Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1914

Page

4

Savage Arms Savage High Power rifle ad

An old Buffalo hunting ad touts the 22 Savage High Power rifle's flat trajectory at 300 yards and 500 yards with a 70 grain high concentration bullet. It claims improved performance over earlier 161b Sharps and describes reduced recoil and accurate shots on large game. Savage Arms promotes mail-order purchase from Utica New York.

Bolvilene Ana Frank Rockefeller Savage Particuars Savage Arms Company Savage Avenue Utica

City Man's Sneer at Country

A Parisian Frenchman Charles Monsolet living in Quai Voltaire detested rural life, declaring it “the place where the birds are raw” in a terse, caustic remark reflecting urban disdain.

Charles Monsolet Quai Vol‘aire Paris

Umbrella Stand Design From Porcelain Jar Description

A porcelain umbrella stand idea describes keeping the umbrella upright in a container, with the bottom support to prevent tipping and to absorb rainwater. A carriage sponge at the bottom is suggested as a low cost feature.

Saving Patent Leather Shoes

Cleaning tip advises wiping patent leather with a soft cloth wrung out. regular care helps shoes and slippers last twice as long. Do not rub harshly to avoid surface damage.

Approach to Femininity and Nature Imagery

A fragmentary passage juxtaposes feminine ideals with nature motifs. It references a woman's hat and apples on a tree stripped of leaves, plus a tree denuded by canker-worms. The text hints at themes of beauty, decay, and vulnerability within a historical print.

Laura and the unclear plans of a young man

A fragment shows a fond mother addressing Laura about the intentions of a young man, with garbled phrases suggesting concern or doubt about his motives or future actions. The text preserves names and personal relations but lacks full context.

Laura

Onagata Reign Faces End as Real Women Enter Stage

The piece notes that though a founder of Japanese stage is a woman, actresses rarely appear, with male impersonators prominent. It predicts a shift toward real female performers replacing crossdressed actors, while praising sustained vocal work and endurance in performance. The author quotes T. Carlyle on harmony in motion.

T. Carlyle

Our Own Business and the True Relation Within Self

A compact reflection on personal self mastery and alignment with others. Emerson warns that losing dominion over oneself leads to false relations with a trusted confidant, urging steady self direction to maintain honest collaboration.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Extracts From the Game Law Published for Sportsmen

Public notices announce New Mexico game law details effective June 14 1912. Deer hunting allowed October to November 15 with a limit of one deer per person per season. Wild turkey season runs November through to January with a limit of four birds in a single bag. Crested or native species etc.

New Mexico

Wildlife and fishing regulations and license fees

The notice lists seasonal hunting and fishing rules with species restrictions and possession limits. It covers gun and rod use, specific dates for ducks snipes and trout, size and weight limits, and prohibitions on killing or capturing various game. License fees include a $1.50 resident general license and a $10 non resident big game and birds license.

Fire Safety Rules for Campers and Fires

Be sure your match is out before you throw it away Knock out ashes or stubs and keep fires small Never leave a camp fire unattended and extinguish with water or earth Do not build large fires or bonfires The wind can start an unmanageable blaze If you discover a fire, put it out if possible and notify the nearest forest ranger or state fire warden immediately.

U. S. Forest Ranger

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