24 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1916
Page
1
The text argues that fairness to children requires careful cultivation of thoughtfulness, self-reliance, and self-control. It states self-control is essential to adulthood and is built gradually through patient teaching during infancy and childhood.
The Duc de Raguse explains his split with the emperor: when the ruler spoke for France he served willingly, when he spoke for France and I he obeyed, but when he spoke for I without France he felt necessity to separate. Whitman joke noted by Lowell and Trowbridge in Cambridge.
A Cambridge scientist demonstrated that one grain sown in June can grow into 47 pounds 7 ounces. An acre of decent land yields about 30 bushels or 1,260 pounds of flour, illustrating nature’s bounty.
A Nicaraguan capote is explained as a square impervious garment with a central head hole. It is produced by pouring rubber over unbleached muslin to create a lightweight waterproof hooded cloak.
Detroit Free Press notes a New York theatrical man hiring for a beauty claim. The piece mocks the persistent chorus girl glamour trope used by many press agents across musical shows.
Six occupants rode a motor car that sped to Haddis Coe Norfolk as the drawbridge closed and safely cleared a three foot gap to the far side. The incident, reported by the London Mail, highlights a risky crossing at the waterway.
A playful exchange features a frivolous observer claiming women learn to smoke cigars while Mr. Meekton doubts their ability and quips that the cigars women buy are unsmokable. The remark highlights social attitudes toward women and smoking in a light theatrical tone.
A simple cleaning method recommends three tablespoonfuls of baking soda in a quart of water rubbed with a rough cloth to strip old varnish before revarnishing furniture, as advised by Woman's Howe Companion.
A five ton whale was buried recently on the Berkwickshire coast Scotland. It was apparently run down by a steamer and cast up by the tide.
Observers note that eight to ten rabbits consume as much grass as one sheep. With millions of rabbits in Australia, the grass loss is appalling despite trapping poisoning fumigating and digging efforts in New South Wales.
A reflective piece on marriage noting that a woman's affection grows from a man's strength and determination. It argues firmness earns admiration and respect, serving as the foundation for enduring love rather than initial attraction.
In 1881 Lake Valley New Mexico drew a wild boom with the Bridal Chamber mine and three million dollars in ore. Pioneers recall gunfire from Apache attacks and rustler violence, saloons, gambling, and a dugout life as the town went town-to-town fast.
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