Specialists Recommend Yawning For Health
Specialists say regular yawning is essential to health. They claim yawning clears lungs of excess air and strengthens breathing muscles in the chest and throat.
Sierra County Advocate in Hillsboro, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
4
The Boy's Fear Was Missing Doughnuts
A mother questions why her son avoided stairs in the dark and the boy admits his fear was not of danger but of there being no doughnuts waiting below. The light hearted exchange captures a child's simple, humorous worry and a mother's amused response.
Swarthmoor Home of George Fox Purchased in Ulverston
The Swarthmoor house near Ulverston once owned by George Fox founder of the Society of Friends was bought for £5,250 by English Quaker members. His writing desk fetched 26 guineas at the same sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fox
Swarthmoor
Ulverston
Lancawhipe
Eng
Society of Friends
Society
Hal's court window sign mocks Shakespeare’s gland humor
A London provision dealer in Hal's Court neighborhood displays a window sign reading When visiting Shakespeare's gland, eat England's Bacon. The provocative tag line blends wordplay with national branding, prompting local curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Advertiser
Hal's Court
London
England
And Go It Goes In Life. Mack Cretcher Remarks
The passage notes Mack Cretcher speaking about a child’s playthings. It describes dolls ribbons and small items versus a boy who enjoys a toad grasshopper and a fat worm in simple terms. The tone reflects a casual remark about toys and playtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Cretcher
Fracas Over Narrow Alley Inspires Satire Comic Voice
A writer quips that a word is comedy to thinkers and tragedy to feelers, while the same idea becomes a farcical scene as someone tries to squeeze a wide garbage can through a tight alley. The remark frames a satirical take on daily frustration and misread intentions.
Tired Feet Expert Advice From Woman's Home Companion
A specialist advises relieving foot fatigue caused by prolonged standing by exercises. Sit with feet flat to toes, then rock onto the heels in a few slow movements to restore circulation and ease discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Man’s Eating Preference Jumble Sparks Dinner Debate
A quirky note discusses varied eating tastes with one man preferring a “fusso ver” meal, another wanting solitude, and a third whose mind wanders. Despite the odd demands, the takeaway is simple and practical: provide something good to eat for everyone, regardless of the dish.
Widow’s Bold Hint Sparks Proposal Plot
A lighthearted excerpt from the Houston Transcript shows a young widow prompting her friend to nudge Jack toward proposing. The friend reveals she told him the widow was pursuing marriage, turning a potential romance into a playful matchmaking moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Hoston
Daily Thought on Good Breeding for Three Levels of Men
A concise musing on aligning behavior with three social levels: superiors, equals, and subordinates. It emphasizes principled conduct as essential to proper breeding and social harmony.
Difference. Caprice and a lifelong passion compared
The quote contrasts fleeting caprice with a lengthy passion, noting the main distinction is duration. It suggests that caprice may endure a bit longer in some minds, while true passion persists over time, shaping actions and choices.
Producing Optimism and the Remedy for Weimnism
A quoted New York press remark extols optimism as a remedy for many ills. The line suggests financial solvency as a universal cure and frames prosperity as a public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coatless Soldiers: Sweaters Replace Coats in Field Attire
The War Department orders United States troops to abandon coats in the field replacing them with a light sweater for comfort and practicality. The sweater will be worn when marching or camped and used with blankets for warmth, but soldiers will still appear dressed for parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Department
Nce
Synopsis of the Game Law and season notes of 1915
The item outlines the game law in effect March 18 1915 noting definitions of game fish including bass and speckled trout of any variety, and mentions grappie and ring perch. It briefly references open seasons and classifies game for hunting.
Open Seasons and Licenses for Wildlife Quotas
Open seasons for deer tassel-eared squirrels turkeys quail and trout bass and other fish are listed with dates and hour restrictions. Licence costs for residents and non residents are provided along with enforcement notes and required possession of a hunting license. Fire safety tips urge extinguishing fires and reporting fires to forest rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
California
Game and Fish
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U. S. Forest Ranger
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KEW Home Ver Machine Company
Mase
Racray
Weadl
Sierra
New Mexico
Ron
Zing
Store County
Mimiteg
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