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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
A jumble of lurid notes reports a hair accessory causing a Pennsylvania woman's death and mock caution about a hobble skirt fatality. Other items joke about a South Carolina prophet, a big cash purge in New York, and oddball warnings about aviation drowsiness. The page blends sensationalism with stray notices on crime, fashion, and oddball quotes.
Mr. Comrox voices no personal objection but notes his daughter’s accustomed luxury. The suitor responds he would not force a change on her and believes he can still enjoy a life of luxuries alongside her.
Quoted verse from the Ashland Bugle recalls a father who drove a horse and buggy and frowned on every road with an auto era gain. The speaker notes how the father changed with the automobile becoming common and how his glare toward horses shifted to the ditch.
A brief dialogue features Mr Groucher explaining that diamonds are made of carbon, the same element as coal, linking their value to their chemical make up. The quirky exchange highlights a basic scientific fact about diamond composition.
Extracts from the Game Law published for the vow of sportsc en re publish the following extracts from the game law of New Mexico which went into effect June 14 1912 Deer with Horns With gun only October 1 to November 30 each year Limit one deer to each person in each season Wild Turkey With gun only November 1 to January 15 each year Limit four per season per person Native or Crested Mossia O al
A list of rules warns hikers and campers to extinguish any match before disposal, knock ash from pipes, keep camp fires small and contained, scrape away surrounding needles and leaves, avoid bonfires, and report fires immediately to a U S Forest Ranger or State fire Warden if a fire cannot be controlled.
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