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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
4
The text argues that self-control is essential to manhood or womanhood and cannot be learned today. it results from patient teaching and consistent training through all years of infancy and childhood, not from neglect or carelessness by parents or nurses.
The Duc de Raguse explains a split with the emperor over loyalty to France and self. In a Cambridge moment, Lowell and Whitman lore are linked to a doorway sign reading groceries with letters inverted, yielding a playful misdirection about Whitman and common goods.
A Cambridge scientist demonstrated that one grain of wheat sown in June can yield 47 pounds 7 ounces. He notes that one acre of good land can produce about 30 bushels of wheat or 4,260 pounds of flour, highlighting nature's bounty.
The text explains the Nicaraguan capote a square impervious garment with a central head hole. It is produced by pouring rubber over unbleached muslin, forming a protective raincloak rather than a traditional raincoat.
A New York theatrical man advertises the most beautiful woman in the world claiming her as the front row chorus presence, mirroring a common show business trope from the era.
A motor car with all occupants leaped over a three foot gap as a drawbridge began to close at Jindiss Coe Norfolk. The accident occurred just as the bridge was lowering with passengers escaping injury.
A playful exchange features a frivolous observer claiming women have learned to smoke cigars while Mr. Meekton doubts the claim noting the cigars women buy are not suitable for smoking. The dialogue hinges on perceptions of gender and smoking.
Three tablespoonfuls of baking soda from a quart of water, applied with a rough cloth, will remove old varnish easily when revarnishing furniture, suggests Woman's Home Companion.
A five ton whale was buried recently along the Berwickshire Scotland coast. It apparently was struck by a steamer and then washed ashore by the tide.
For sportsmen we publish extracts from the New Mexico game law that took effect June 14, 1912. The deer season is described with dates and conditions including gun use from October 1st to November 15th.
The notice lists yearly hunting limits by species such as Wild Turkey, Crested Myre, Helmet Quail, and Doven With pan, with seasons from November to January and possession limits. It also covers trout, elk, sheep, goats, beaver, and prarie chicken rules, prohibitions on certain birds, and license fees: resident general license $1.50 and nonresident big game and birds license $10.00.
Six simple rules aim to curb forest fires. Always extinguish matches and embers. Keep campfires small and attended and clear surrounding needles and grass. Do not build bonfires. Report fires to a ranger or forest warden immediately if found.
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