31 May 1912
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
1
A discussion on the growing business of managing fortunes for heirs and the elderly. It argues estate care is a legitimate occupation, then critiques Professor Blackie on youth political wisdom and explains micrometer precision in manufacturing. The piece spans finance, politics, and technical measurement.
In a playful exchange Mr Coopah seeks words to embellish his office title after Ab was elected. The mock grand title contrasts with the lighter tone of political implications amid a press ethics quip. A New York thief’s crime note hints at satire on humanitarian motives.
A quotation emphasizes lifelong growth as the path to perpetual youth and mental vigor. It credits Walter De Foe and speaks to daily learning as a means to awaken every faculty and emotion with a sense of boundless life.
A quip on experience as a severe teacher noting that pupils resist learning and must endure multiple lessons before understanding. The saying underscores how tough experiences can be as instructors.
A Baltimore Sun item notes a woman filed divorce suit against Ler Lusvand and then bought him an aeroplane. The column implies undertakers cost less than lawyers in her town.
Senator Sorghum notes he aims to say what is expedient while avoiding thoughts he would not utter. The exchange highlights a cautious, polished approach to public remarks and political positioning.
In a reflection on modern civilization the exchange urges that the burden of breadwinning has shifted from muscular effort to nerve strain. The commentary notes rising stress in daily work and considers social and economic implications.
Sheriff Moye of Curry county captured Juan Olivares alias Clemente Claris in Clovis. Claris, wanted for Doroteo Torres’s murder at Mountainair last Saturday, admitted the crime saying he struck once with a knife to save his life. He carried a broken arm, claimed Torres broke it with a club. He offered no resistance.
Report from Juarez Saturday indicates the rebel forces evacuating Jimenez and preparations by Orozco to concentrate troops at Bachims south of Chihuahua. Rail links between Parral and Jimenez are said to be cut by rebels burning bridges as they pull back.
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