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Sierra County Advocate in Hillsboro, New Mexico

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Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1916

Page

4

Photographs Sell as Durable Book Covers With Simple Deco

A fragment describes loose photographs repurposed into book covers. The case folds to resemble a book with inner pockets for different pictures. A plain color stencil border and a centered design decorate the cover. Gray linen or crash cloths are noted as durable materials.

Unpleasant duty announced curtain star comedian ill

The manager informs the audience that Mr C is unable to perform due to illness and nervous prostration. A spectator questions whether payment was made in advance, prompting a sharp exchange.

Sugar in Diet Highlighted By Doctor Hutchinson

Dr Hutchinson notes the sugar habit in children and women may curb drinking for alcohol. He attributes this restraint to a strong sweet tooth and indulgence in candy, cakes, fruit, ice creams, and sweets.

Woodal Hutchinson

Noiseless Gun Used to Kill Horses Adopted by Societies

An English device that fires a silent bullet into a horse’s brain to end suffering is being adopted by American anti cruety groups. The gun operates with a quiet blow, killing instantly without drawing attention in urban streets.

England

Why is it that poor men give larger Moe than rich men

A humorous exchange from Youth's Companion about social class and generosity. A waiter offers a quip on why poor men and rich men handle money differently, suggesting visibility of status influences giving behavior.

Eight Who Deserve Stupa from a Persian Saying

Eight men are described as deserving a slap in a Persian saying. They include those who despise powerful men, invade another’s home uninvited, give orders in another’s house, seat themselves above their rank, address those who do not listen, intrude on others’ conversations, seek favors from the ungenerous, and expect love from enemies.

Real Teat on Joyful Obedience and Character

A reflective meditation contrasts doing right against inclination with joyful obedience. It argues virtue is defined by its sweetness to the heart that loves it, and that true character fears joy in what one loves, hinting at inward moral strength through affinity for virtue.

Anji Uke Seary van Dyke

Synopsis of the Game Law 1915 Open Seasons

Synopsis of the Game Law in effect March 18 1915 defines game fish including bass speckled trout crappie and ring perch. Deer with horns hunt times differ by north or south of the 35th parallel with October to November periods and a limit of one deer. Tassel-eared gray squirrels June 1 to November 30 and wild turkey dates vary by north and south of the 35th parallel with a late autumn to winter season.

Said

Open Seasons and Hunting Licenses Provisions Noted

The text outlines open seasons and possession limits for wildlife and fish across California, detailing dates for quail doves trout bass and other species, and lists various license fees. It states hunting without a license is prima facie evidence of violation and licenses are issued by county clerks under the Game and Fish Warden.

Care With Fire in the Mountains Rules

Forest Service urges strict observance of six fire safety rules to prevent forest fires. Do not leave camp fires unattended, knock out ashes, keep fires small, avoid building near trees, and clear surrounding debris. Each rule aims to minimize fire risk during outdoor recreation.

Fire safety notice from forest service warns of wind start fires

The text warns wind may start fires at any time and urges immediate action. If a fire is spotted, put it out if possible. if not, notify the nearest U.S. Forest Ranger or State fire Warden as quickly as possible.

U.S. Forest

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