We Meet Every Second and Fourth Wednesday Monthly
A terse notice states a regular meeting occurs on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. No city, group, or location is specified.
13 Dec 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
1
A terse notice states a regular meeting occurs on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. No city, group, or location is specified.
A humorous tale recounts a farmer trading his horse for a broncho after the animal shows uncanny knack for “game” such as rabbits quail and chickens. The broncho’s tricks win the day and the swap is even. The farmer’s misstep in crossing a stream ends with a witty quip from the agent about preying on fools.
A Brinch man’s claim that women are the bosses of America finds support in Miss Edith Hemphill of Allegheny. She supervises 172 men in mail distribution serving a population of 46 000. She manages clerks carriers twenty six substations and also acts as auditor and cashier.
A Washington Star snippet shows an orator resisting change asking why talk about new topics. The interlocutor questions the relevance of decades of speeches. The exchange highlights a clash over reform messaging and public comprehension.
An error advertisement in a London newspaper promotes private lessons for university men before entering the basin, covering handwriting spelling bookkeeping and related subjects with addresses provided for enrollment.
In three German cities Frankfort Rostock and Cologne park space makes up about half their area. Berlin has only six percent of its area devoted to parks.
In Zululand the full moon lets objects be seen clearly up to seven miles, while starlight also allows reading print with ease at night.
The highest point on Manhattan Island is at Washington Bridge Road and One Hundred Eighty Fourth Street, reaching 260 feet above sea level. The excerpt contrasts American and Parisian women with a remark from Neue Freie Presse about American women being flirtatious and Parisian women for love.
Evidence from Pompeii reveals organized worker groups in Roman society. Researchers note records show workers forming associations and collective actions similar to modern unions.
Some residents accuse authorities of mismanaging the Ab district as others insist leadership should remain in local hands. The dispute centers on control and direction of administration.
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