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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
4
The Prussian building code adds a notable change requiring laborer huts used in building to be warmed from November 1 to April 1 when outdoor temperatures fall to fourteen degrees, meaning eighteen below freezing. The amendment aims to protect workers in severe cold conditions.
A Washington Star fragment shows Captain Cleet answering a girl with an inquiring mind. He says a yacht carries plenty of refreshments and cigars while a sailboat has mostly plain victuals. The quote highlights a playful test of distinction between vessels.
The passage argues that a healthy body with a sluggish brain contrasts with a bright active brain in good form. It asserts preference for the latter, noting comfort from physical distress alongside alert mental work would hinder performance, while a well functioning brain leads to better efficiency.
The Northern Christian Advocate reports a domestic economy lesson where Atcile Emily was asked for the best way to keep milk from soaking. Her reply was brief and pointed: You should leave it in the cow.
A quotation attributed to Burton Kingsland mocks a woman of narrow culture who is paid to betray by conversation. It describes a mind bounded by servants, children, alleys, and clothes, outlining a satirical portrait of self contained limits.
The London Spectator notes Andrew Lang’s poor health and frequent tiredness. It explains most of his work was done while he was sick and fatigued, attributing his frequent crankiness to his condition.
Quotation about virtue stating true good comes from doing good for its own sake not for personal happiness, attributed to H. W. Roecher.
In postseason games players receive pay surpassing the yearly average for college professors. The article notes all professors are content that no harm is done.
Report notes a man received a one hour jail term for firing at his sweetheart who refused to marry him. The article questions why the woman faced no punishment and offers social commentaries from John Wanamaker on women who smoke as a national menace. A Connecticut man tracked his lost horse to an orchard beside cider apples in a drunken sleep. The piece also critiques endless snake stories from the season.
A recently married English gladiator in New York recounts being captured by a band of baboons who reportedly treated him like a long lost brother. The astonishing tale sparks mixed reactions about pride and daring in unusual fame.
A piece celebrates inward graces as the highest form of beauty, arguing that expression transforms a plain face into something more beautiful than mere complexion or features. It urges women to value inner charm over costly efforts.
Synopsis of the Game Law in effect March 18 1915 noting Section 6 defining game fish including bass speckled trout and common carp and ring perch Open seasons for game fish referenced in the act with emphasis on fishing regulations and boundaries.
The notice lists hunting seasons for deer, squirrels, wild turkey, quail, and fish with date ranges and possession limits, plus required licenses and penalties. It also includes six fire safety tips for campers: never leave fires unattended, keep campsites small, clear surrounding debris, avoid fires near trees, avoid bonfires, and report fires to authorities promptly.
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