08 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
1
The Mining Man needs the book for facts about mines mining and the metal. The Investor seeks mining investments and copper statistics with hundreds of swindling companies exposed in plain English. Buckram with gilt top, 27.00 in full morocco library edition.
The Rev Ival R Hicks resumes publication of his well known Almanac for 1907 published by Word and Works Publishing Co St Louis Mo One Almanac with every subscription Aug 10 1905 Lake Valley N M trains announce schedule changes and discontinued service from Nutt to Lake Valley with coach connections to Hillsboro Agent Jas Bixien notes rural travel alterations and subscription details
A Teller notes the counterfeit sign is in the newspaper. The Depositor dismisses skepticism, saying you can't trust everything in the paper. The exchange hints at a banking mystery or fraud referenced by Philadelphia Ledger.
An old-time friend notes evolving social behavior as families no longer fear social scrutiny. Mr Cumrox counters that mothers and daughters remain busy excluding other women from society, suggesting persistent social gatekeeping despite changes.
Dr. W Farabee of the anthropological department at Harvard University will lead a research expedition to study the headwaters of the Amazon next year. He will be accompanied by three students and a base will be established at Arequipa, Peru. The party plans to stay about three years.
In the six months ended June 386, 2,297.20 miles of new railway track were laid in the country, surpassing every similar six month period in 15 years except 1908 when 2,314 miles were built. The report highlights a record pace for new track laying.
Official Spanish Correspondence reports 19 civilians dead and 70 wounded in a bomb outrage on Calle Mayor. A royal coach incident yields 28 bullets recovered from the body of the horse killed drawing the coach.
Nearly four tons of gold were piled up at the assay office in Seattle, most of it from the north. The arrival did not excite much local interest, with the city showing little reaction to the massive consignment.
A nearsighted man mistakes a window scene for Flossie waving to him as he points to an eighty story pane. His sighted friend explains that a boy outside the window is cleaning the pane with a large white rag.
Yale Alumni Weekly notes professor William Beebe endorses spelling reform. He cites an example from an academic applying for a change in an elective course: The course is so hard that I cannot due it justice, and I ask permittion to omit It.
A collection of humorous quips cites sleepwalking men in Philadelphia and a stoic figure named Dulldoze as the car horn prompts movement. The pieces blend city slang with light city life observations from the era, reflecting automotive culture and urban humor.
To clean eyeglasses lay them in alcohol briefly then polish with a chamoi s cloth. If mounted in gold frames a fine camel hair brush will lift dust and restore appearance.
Miss Bunting writes to the women of England begging them not to give tin soldiers or toy guns to children as such gifts arouse a dangerous spirit of militarism.
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