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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
3
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Hillsboro reports include W H Bucher building a new garage Tom Ying opening a bakery and brisk land office business. Residents move visit and return from Kingston and Silver City. Local officials, teachers and students plan a Christmas program. Visits from San Antonio Los Angeles and Bilver City noted. The era’s rail road talk and local color fill edition.
The passage urges addressing the real disease by clearing up catarrh to stop recurring colds and systemic heaviness. It warns that hot weather brings fresh colds, leading to chronic catarrh, digestive troubles, and stomach and bowel discomfort, implying benefits from eliminating catarrh.
A vintage ad proclaims Peruna as a tonic to fortify the body against weather and catarrh. It claims widespread success over 44 years and emphasizes convenient regular administration for personal health and vigor.
On account of poor health the owner offers the stock of merchandise and store fixtures for sale including scales a cash register show cases and a safe. Buildings may be sold or rented. Will M Robins.
A cryptic fragment notes a hoot owl living far back in the woods near a roost with chickens. The terse line evokes a rural scene and a storyteller's voice, implying a local tale or superstition without further details.
Marcellus Rix charted to school Monday. An exciting basketball game involving Vontley eight is noted. Ada Beale Zelma and Louise Williame are reported sick. The school plans a Xoona entertainment at the school house. Elicem Chavez at Las Cruces ranks second in a class of eighteen. Annie Ringer at Silver City ranks first in her class.
An American, slipping into a shallow pond, is confronted by a dour lawman who forbids bathing and demands name and address. The tale illustrates perceived rigidity of French officials toward tourists, noted in a Youth's Companion item.
A nature student recalls discovering a fish that climbs trees in Tongatabu. The creature, called a native name a small octopus is seen leaving the sea to ascend an overhanging tree and drops back into its element when disturbed. Locals in the far Pacific island are fond of octopus desh and sometimes see a brown skinned largo shinning toward a tree seeking fish among branches.
The London World notes a push in musical circles to promote the concertina as a cultivated instrument. It warns amateurs often mishandle it to the point of cruelty, and fears wider use would become a calamity in this nerve strained era.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease treatable only by internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces and is prescribed by physicians. Testimonials are available. contact F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. sold by druggists for 7.5 cents. also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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