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Sierra County Advocate in Hillsboro, New Mexico

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Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1917

Page

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Albuquerque and Las Cruces Lawyers Advertise Services

H A Wolford of Quorn jot Lawn offers legal and medical services in New Mexico. ElfeG Paca and G H Fries advertise as physicians and surgeons with court appearance in Bernalillo Valencia Socorro Sierra counties. Lawyers promote good workmanship and right prices for mining properties and legal work across the region.

ELFEG@ PACA Lax Albuquerque New MI Cour Bernalillo Valencia Socorro Sierra Counties New Mexico

Specialists Urge Va on Yawning Health Logic

Experts argue yawning strengthens breathing muscles and clears the lungs by expelling air. They claim regular yawning supports health and suggests a beneficial physiological effect.

Doughnut Fear and Ulverston Fox House Sale

A Swarthmoor home of George Fox near Ulverston, Lancashire, the founder of the Society of Friends, was auctioned by English members for 5250 pounds. Fox’s writing desk fetched 26 pounds.

George Fox Swarthmoor Verston Lancashire Qng Tie Society of Friends Ulverston

London sign parodies Shakespeare era humor in window

A provision dealer in London's art's court neighborhood displays a witty sign in Shakespearean voice reading When visiting Shakespeare's England eat Englands Bacon. The playful sign echoes historic English humor and advertises local fare.

Merry Advertiser Art's Court London England

A Girl Needs Dolls and Ribbons Says Mack Crotcher

In a remark attributed to Mack Crotcher a girl must have dolls ribbons and many fancy toys to play with while a boy can enjoy a good time with a toad grasshopper and a few angle worms.

Mack Crotcher

Perhaps a Tragic Comedy Satire on Narrow Alleys

A quirky line suggests a writer views a scene as comedy for some and tragedy for others, poking at how perception shifts. The note, framed as satire, hints at a wider garbage can maneuver through a narrow alley as a metaphor for perception and effort.

Tired Feet Relief Advised by Specialist

Advice from a specialist in Woman’s Home Companion recommends relief for aching feet after long standing. Rise onto the toes, then rock back onto the heels several times to exercise and revitalize tired feet.

Man's Eating Philosophy Sparks Quiet Appetite

A short piece notes contrasting desires for attention privacy and diversion, all tied to ensuring a good meal for any mind. It hints at social quirks while centering on feeding the person with respect to their preference.

Young Widow Questions Jack’s Proposal Motives

In a Boston Transcript excerpt a young widow teases a friend about influencing Jack to propose. The girl admits she told Jack the friend was pursuing him, prompting speculation about social games and courtship dynamics.

Eaey Jack Boston Transcript

Daily Thought on Good Breeding and Social Degrees

A Switt quotation emphasizes aligning behavior with three social levels superiors equals and those below. It discusses moral conduct and proper demeanor as a guiding principle for personal character across hierarchies.

Difference as Caprice and Lifelong Passion Quote

A quotation from The Tatler notes that the only difference between caprice and lifelong passion is the duration, with caprice lasting a little longer.

the Tatler

COATLESS SOLDIERS IN WAR EFFORTS CHANGE GARMENT RULES

The war department abandons the service coat for light sweaters as standard attire for troops. Sweaters will be worn both in the field and around camp to provide comfort and warmth, serving as a practical substitute for blankets while preserving a neat parade appearance.

Conte Ewestorfs Camp Crch Tom Colt Naka

How the Kaiser Would Have Peace Memoir Dialogue

Former ambassador Gerard recounts in memoirs how Germany sought to shape peace terms. The dialogue covers Belgian withdrawal with guarantees, forts and rail controls, Belgian army denial, and German commercial dominance. It notes desired rectification of frontiers, northern France, and indemnities, with indemnities from all nations and colonial returns.

Gerard Bethmann Hollwag Germany Giamood

Fort Sumner Wins De Baca County Seat Election

Fort Sumner captured the county seat in the De Baca run off during the recent county election. Official totals show 1,285 votes registered in the county with Fort Sumner receiving the majority. The county adopts the Australian ballot system for the vote.

Regialeret Toet Sumner Hearty St Goo Gates Tod

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