01 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
1
Caser notes indicate an intention to attend all court sessions in Biera County and the Third Judicial District. The phrase suggests calendar coverage across local and district courts, with no specific dates or cases provided.
The text argues that teaching self control is essential to character and manhood or womanhood. It emphasizes patient training through babyhood and childhood and warns against careless emails to parents or nurses about minor issues that affect a child’s growth.
The Duc de Raguse told Countess de Boigne that he served France with zeal when the emperor spoke of France. He remained obedient when the phrase included France but felt compelled to separate when the emperor spoke of I without France.
A Cambridge scientist demonstrated that a single grain of wheat sown in June yielded 47 pounds 7 ounces. An acre of decent land could produce about 80 bushels of wheat or 1,260 pounds of flour. The playful Whitman anecdote contrasts poetry with everyday goods.
A Nicaraguan version of rainwear, the capote, is made by pouring rubber over unbleached muslin to form a square garment with a central hole for the head. The piece is described in detail, noting its impervious material and construction. A New York showman advertises for the most beautiful woman in the world, echoing typical show press agent hype.
A six occupant motor car rushed to a closing Haddis Coe drawbridge in Norfolk and safely sprang a three foot gap to reach the far side. The incident was reported by the London Mail as a remarkable crossing without injury or damage.
A frivolous observer claims some women learned to smoke cigars while Mr. Meskton doubts the claim, noting that the kind of cigars women buy is unsuitable for anyone to smoke.
A household tip from Woman's Home Companion suggests mixing three tablespoons of baking soda in a quart of water and applying with a rough cloth to lift old varnish before refinishing furniture. The method is simple and emphasizes ease of use for home furniture care.
A five ton whale was buried recently on the Berkwickshire Scotland coast after being run down by a steamer and cast up by the tide.
Observant experts calculate eight to ten rabbits destroy as much grass as one sheep. With millions of rabbits across Australia the carrying capacity loss is appalling. The pest in New South Wales spreads despite trapping poisoning fumigating and digging out efforts.
A speaker argues that marriages between pretty women and plain men arise from attraction to strength and perseverance. Determination earns admiration and respect, becoming the foundation for enduring affection and love. The piece emphasizes firmness as the initial step toward lasting bonding.
District Forester Redington announces a proposed one third increase in grazing fees on all national forests in Arizona and New Mexico effective March 1 1917 with yearly hikes to 1919 and then doubling thereafter. Public hearings by February 1 1917 aim to raise forest receipts benefiting state roads and schools, with anticipated gains of at least $100000 annually.
A comment forecasts abundant dyestuffs soon, noting women may abandon vivid colors for plain black and white once supplies are plentiful. Mr Groweher engages, hoping for market relief and simpler attire as dye shortages ease.
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