Will Destroy Motha Moths Union Remedy In Closet
A reader claims a method to kill moths eggs and larvae in a closet using a heated brick, vinegar steam, and a 24 hour closed door. The item appears in a column note with no verified proof.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
1
A reader claims a method to kill moths eggs and larvae in a closet using a heated brick, vinegar steam, and a 24 hour closed door. The item appears in a column note with no verified proof.
Specialists urge yawning as a health practice noting it clears lungs, strengthens chest and throat muscles, and promotes breathing efficiency. A light memory contrasts fear with a child’s remark about not finding doughnuts after a dark descent.
The historic Swarthmoor Hall near Ulverston Lancashire once home to George Fox was purchased by English Society of Friends members for £5260. The writing desk was bought for 26 suinean.
A provision dealer in Karl's court neighborhood, London, displays a window sign claiming genuine English humor with the slogan When visiting Shakespeare's England, eat England's Bacon.
A collage of brief sayings and quips from various sources ends with a note on optimism amid financial worry. The items include remarks on gender Playthings, satire, a foot exercise tip, eating preferences, a widow's wit, a Boston Transcripts snippet, a Daily Thought on breeding behavior, Swift on caprice versus passion, and a New York Press remark on optimism when paying bills.
Governor William C. McDonald proclaims Friday May 30 1913 Memorial Day in New Mexico. He urges cease in labor when possible and participation in local ceremonies to honor those who died for the country and remember living veterans. Antonio Lucero signs as Secretary of State.
Preliminary Geological Survey figures list 1912 ore outputs including Gold valued at 91 685 168 dollars. Silver 62 069 974 ounces. Copper 1 249 000 000 pounds. Lead 899 316 short tons. Antimonial lead 13 384 short tons. Spelter 25 147 short tons. Quicksilver flacke 0. Iron ore 56 000 000 long tons. Tungsten 4 1 290 units. Uranium oxide and vanadium noted. Coal 50 000 000 short tons. Petroleum 220 000 000 barrels. Portland cement continued on page 3.
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