23 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
1
A call to unity frames the message as groundwork for durable democracy. Advocates urge citizens to engage in disciplined civic action, stressing participation and steady efforts to sustain constitutional government.
Attorney at Law J. Dr. J. O. Hatcher physician and surgeon C. Fries physician and surgeon good wormanship. listing of professional titles and services in a fragmented ad.
A Baltimore newlywed, ignorant of housekeeping, fears tradesmen will judge her. She learns the ashman’s cry misheard as ashes in a humorous clash of accents. The anecdote from Lippincott’s highlights wit over domestic trials.
A memorial to the Swiss government from the ligue for the preservation of scenery pleads against further concessions for Alpine railways. It notes growing public sentiment that railways spoil beauty and deter walkers, pushing visitors toward untouched districts.
The North German Lloyd Steamship Co announces Manila will be a port of call on its Bremen to Yokohama route. The Cablenews American notes the move boosts Philippine business prospects and should attract more travelers and advertising potential as transportation improves.
Bishop Goodman spoke to a Sunday school about Africa lacking Sunday schools across ten million square miles. He urged action and the children responded in unison, “Go to Africa,” expressing a collective mission to fund and establish Sunday schools there.
A quotation attributed to Halph Waldo Emerson argues that when women demand votes and political equality with men, as in Shaker and Quaker communities where elder and wider roles are equal, it should not be refused. The remark critiques joking at women's suffrage.
The largest whale ever caught in the area, about fifty feet long, ripped through Fred Peres' nets near Santa Cruz. Five launches attempted to tow it to the pier but nets and ropes broke and the effort was abandoned.
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