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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
4
A mother questions her seven year old son about his “heavy frown” in a brief exchange. The child responds slowly that nothing ails him and chides his mother for assuming every furrowed brow signals trouble, offering a moment of gentle domestic irony.
A Chicago street-cleaner rose to wealth through speculation in mining investments and made a dramatic, unconventional life by marrying a duchess. His career and fate ended in self death, leaving no money. The New York World outlines this stranger real-life romance.
A poet recalls the life spent on a poem and ending in complete exhaustion while the sporting editor notes shared fatigue after finishing its serialization. Both voices express the mental strain of completing a long writing task.
A fragment quotes Carlyle on volition, noting that a man with half volition moves aimlessly while a fully willing person proceeds on the roughest path and will reach his aim if there is some wisdom. The text reflects a moral stance on determination and purpose.
A judge questions four policemen about why they did not aid the defendant during a fight. One officer replies that he did not know who would be the defender. The exchange reflects confusion over duties and which party was being protected.
A New York Herald report quotes a scientist stating the speed manta has turned several automobiles into nervous wrecks. The piece notes the expert’s diagnosis of the man who must dodge them and the implications for drivers.
A jumble of humorous lines and local quirks from the Baltimore Sun. A widow with five children, olives offered by a waiter, and a Chicago judge warning versus defiance mix with notes on an aviator claim, a New York hotel view from a top floor, and seasonal storm door advertising.
Par the benefit of sportsmen we publish extracts from the game law of New Mexico which took effect June 14 1912. Deer with horns only October 1 to November 15 each year limit one deer per person per season. Wild turkey with gun only November 1 to January 15 each year limit four per party at one time. Native or Crestedessia Cel i
The notice lists hunting seasons and bag limits for various species including quail dove duck and trout with specific dates and possession limits. It also states prohibitions on elk mountain sheep mountain goat beaver and ptarmigan at all times and bans killing several other species until 1917. License fees are given: resident general license 160 dollars and nonresident big game and bird license 10 dollars.
Forest Service urges strict observation of six rules to prevent fires. Never leave a camp fire unattended, extinguish matches and cigarette butts, keep fires small, avoid building near debris, don't make bonfires, and report any fire immediately to a forest ranger or state fire warden.
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