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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
4
A fragment notes that huts for laborers in building operations must be armed between November 1 and 11 when temperatures reach fourteen degrees and eighteen below freezing. A satirical Diet remark about telling yachts from gallboats features a pun and a quip by Captain Cleet about pantry contents and sailors.
In a speculative remark the author argues that a healthy, bright brain will choose activity over bodily discomfort, stating that even a perfect body with a dull brain would likely prefer a functioning, energetic mind.
A domestic economy note from the Northern Christian Advocate recounts Emily’s concise guidance on preventing sour milk. Her answer was direct: “You should leave it in the cow.”
A sketch lampoons a woman of narrow culture, described as betraying a limited mind through talk. The commentator pins alleged constraints to social circles: servants to the west, children to the east, attire to the south, and fashion to the north. The piece targets provincial manners in a humorous portrait.
The London Spectator notes Andrew Lang’s poor health and frequent sickness. It observes his productivity often came while confined and unwell, explaining his crankiness as a common consequence of illness.
A compact quotation argues that true goodness should be done for its own sake rather than for personal happiness or ulterior reward. It emphasizes intrinsic moral action over pursuit of joy or praise.
Australia has opened a training school for boys who wish to become expert farmers but lack resources for proper instruction. The program aims to provide practical farming education and hands on experience to prepare students for agricultural careers.
A compact note uses a British toned expression about “Right OI” and burning the candle at both ends as a metaphor for making ends meet. The text presents a wry, economical style characteristic of concise speech.
Extracts note hunting seasons and limits for deer and wild turkey, specifying dates and per person restrictions. Mentions species names and season windows, with imperfect OCR terms likely for regional game rules.
The notice outlines hunting seasons and bag limits for various game. Quail with gun limited to 30 in possession. doves season July to September with 30 in possession. Ducks snipes curlew plover season September to March, 30 in possession. Trout season May 15 to Oct 15 with 25 pounds in possession, 15 pounds per day, minimum 6 inch length. Mountain sheep goat beaver ptarmigan banned year round. Antelope pheasant bobwhite quail wild pigeon prairie chicken prohibited until 1917. General license 150 dollars resident, big game and birds nonresident 10 dollars.
Forest Service urges strict observance of six rules to prevent fires in the mountains. Ensure all embers are out, dispose of ashes properly, keep campfires small and monitored, clear surrounding needles and leaves, avoid bonfires, and report fires immediately to a U S Forest Ranger or State forester.
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