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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
4
An essay notes that while an onagata is long regarded as Japan’s stage queen, no female actress is named in its history. The practice of substituting men for women wanes as modern actresses rise, threatening the era of the onnagata.
A compact reflection on labor celebrates the worker who sings while at his task. The piece argues that occupation shapes merit and endurance, noting that such workers outpace others in efficiency and perseverance. It invokes Carlyle and celestial harmony to emphasize steadfast dedication.
A new club in London appeals to lovers of lush animals under patronage of well known people. It includes a dogs rooming facility with attendants and catering where dogs can have meals. The feature will include pouring the animals at the club.
A North Side boy visits a store on the way to school to buy candy. A salesman attracts attention to lemon drops in the display. The boy tells his teacher he can hear the lemon drops clearly from across the room, illustrating a remarkable sense of hearing reported by the Holton Signal via the Kansas City Star.
A historical account describes several forms of hiccough including the nervous hiccough and the emotional hiccough arising from moral shock and sudden emotion. The emotional form is noted as loud and persistent, sometimes a yelping or piercing sound lasting minutes or hours.
A cryptic note plays with language and sound, blending artificial spellings and phonetics. It hints at a playful analysis of meaning, language, and dual ends converging into a single idea.
The notice outlines game seasons and limits for fish and wildlife. It defines closed and open seasons for bass and trout, crappie and ring perch, and ducks, with regional parallels and dates. It lists deer hunting limits north and south of 35th parallel, tassel-eared gray squirrels dates, and wild turkey seasons with specified parallel bounds.
Open seasons for various game and fish listed with limits from October to December and August to September. Hunting licenses issued by county clerks under State Game and Fish Warden authority. Exempts residents from trout fishing license. Fee schedule includes resident and non resident big game bird and fishing licenses ranging from $1.00 to $150 with various combinations and alien classifications.
Forest Service urges strict fire prevention with six rules for campers and hikers. Ensure fire is fully extinguished, dispose of ashes properly, keep fires small, avoid locating fires near trees, clear surrounding flammable material, and do not leave bonfires unattended.
The text warns that wind can ignite an uncontrollable fire and urges immediate action. If a fire is seen, extinguish if possible. if not, report it immediately to the nearest U.S. Forest Ranger or State fire Warden.
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