El Fago Baga Admitted in New Mexico and Texas Courts
Attorney El Fago Baga of Albuquerque to practice in the Supreme Courts of New Mexico and Texas. He will be present at all times in Bernalillo Valencia Socorro and Sierra counties dealing in mining properties and copper.
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Strange Home Remedies and Courtroom Snippets
A clipped miscellany shows odd household tips such as heating a brick to burnish a pan and a bizarre plan to destroy evidence by heat. A magistrate hears a wife’s alleged betrayals including tearing up marriage documents and wedding dress, while a quip about yawning and breathing is offered as medical opinion. A child’s dark stairs scare yields a shy reply about fear of darkness.
Preservation effort secures Swarthmoor Hall for Friends
Ulverston area buyers acquire Swarthmoor Hall near Ulverston, long associated with George Fox founder of the Society of Friends, for £5,250 with a subsequent dwelling purchase at 24 guineas, on behalf of English Friends.
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When visiting Shakespeare's England eat England's Bacon
A London window sign from Earl's Court advertises a humorous claim about authentic English humor, declaring England's Bacon as the recommended fare for visitors to Shakespeare's England.
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And So It Goen In Life
A fragment quotes Mack Cretcher on children. He says girls have dolls ribbons and inner playthings while boys need a toy, a greenhorn, and worms for fun. The comment reads like a local anecdote reflecting gendered play notions.
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Perhaps a Tragic Comedy in a Narrow Alley
A quirky quotation on readers and feelings contrasts with a practical foot exercise from Woman's Home Companion. The note humorously cites a writer about comedy and tragedy while a reader attempts to pass a wide garbage can through a narrow alley.
Man's Eating Cage Varieties Delight Mind and Appetite
A quirky note describes three men preferring different tastes for inclusion in cages. One desires to be a fuse lover, another to be Telalco, and a third seeks diversion of the mind. Each cage offers something appealing to any type of eater.
Young widow prompts confession via ruse in Boston Transcript
A wry exchange depicts a young widow asking about engagement and a friend revealing she told Jack the widow was pursuing him. The quip reflects social wit in a Boston newspaper snippet.
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Daily Thought on Seed Breeding and Social Roles
A brief aphorism notes that seed breeding aims to align behavior with three ranks of people: superiors, equals, and those below. The reflection attributes swift behavior to fit social hierarchies and human relations.
Caprice Versus Lifelong Passion Wager Philosophy
A concise reflection contrasts caprice and lifelong passion, noting a caprice fades while a true passion endures, framed as a wager led by the Pattier.
Producing Optimism and the Remedy for Pessimists
A compact note advocates paying bills as a path to optimism. It argues that settling debts, notably to the press or similar outlets, clears worry and restores confidence in finances. The tone remains practical and forward looking.
Roswell Man and Horse Killed by Lightning
In Roswell New Mexico Jones Fred Cox aged thirty years was killed by a lightning stroke while riding near the Rio Querro with his horse. A colt nearby was unharmed. George Beach riding by also died when his horse was struck. Beach rode to a ranch for help as the two animals showed no signs of horns.
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Tanbark Fuel Turned Waste Into Valuable Energy
The article notes that tanbark, once dumped in rivers and waste grounds, became a significant waste fuel. Improvements in furnace design transformed this presumed combustible waste into a valuable energy source, reducing the leather industry's disposal costs and saving vast quantities of material previously wasted.
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A Rew Metal Steelite Claims Remarkable Qualities
A newly developed alloy named steelite is described as 75 percent cobalt with chromium remainder. It can be cast ground to a fine edge resist rust and acids and is highly flexible. As a flathead tool it purportedly cuts steel at 200 feet per minute and modified forms can cut glass and quartz. It is said to be suitable for watch fittings.
Freeman Clark sentenced for assault in Wyoming case
Obeyenue Wyoming report states Frederick Clark of Orin Junction pled guilty to assaulting Mrs Spiveley and her niece and received a 106 year penitentiary term. Benjamin Castello was sentenced to life in federal court for assaulting Mary Kinear, an Indian.
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