Names of New Mexico National Forests Revealed
The article explains the recent redistricting of national forests in New Mexico naming them for local and national history. Each forest is linked to figures, places, and events, with details on origins, areas, and current supervisors and headquarters.
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New Mexico
Alamo National Forest
Fort Alamo
Alamo
Texas
William R. Travis
Davyd Crockett
James Bowie
B. Bonham
Alamogordo
Garson National Forest
Nevada
Rocky Mountain
Kit Carson
Plains
John C. Fremont
R. Fr. Balthis
Magdalena
Gila National Forest
Arizona
W.' H. Goddard
Silver City
Jemez National Forest
Jemez
Puebla
Ross’ McMillan
Santa Fe
Lincoln County
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Lincoln + National forest
J. H. ‘Kinney
Capitan
Magdalena National Forest
John Kerr
Manzano Mountains
Manzano National Forest
Manzano
A. D. Read
Albuquerque
Pecos
Pecos National Forest
Onate
Cicuye
Pecos River
Salado
Supe Ross
McMillan
Headquar R
Charmer
Bullfight in a gale aboard ship ends in fear and flood
On the steamship Antonio Lopez en route to Mexico a famed matador Valantin Picardos faced a loose bull aboard the vessel. The bull overwhelmed the matador as a sailor Ayetos leaped in, drove the beast with a sword, and fed it to the sea during a violent gale.
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New York
Valantin Picardos
Spain
Antonio Lopez
Lopez
Senor Picardos
Barcelona
Cadiz
Madrid
Picardos
Malaga
Mexico
Ian “Fuetos
Fuetos
Ayetos
Okicardos
Igre Ang
Coffin Shortfall Leads to Sawed Ends at Funeral
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania mourners for Mrs. David Smith witnessed pallbearers struggle as the coffin was found too long for the grave box. After deliberation the undertaker and relatives sawed off ends to fit, following a driver’s error in bringing a box too short. Mrs. Lydia Ray Smith fainted at the sound.
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Stroudsburg
David Smith
Hast Bangor
Joseph Smith
Lydia Ray
Scallops Ears of a Dog in Paterson Case
In Paterson New Jersey Woney Kay was fined $50 by Peace Justice Percey for muttering about a dog ear modification. The claim arose from alleged cruelty to the animal as residents complained to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Paterson
N. J
Woney
Kay
Peace Justice
Percey
Shéiby
The
Society For the
Saved From Awful Death In Dense New Jersey Swamp
May's Landing, N J resident Mary Megargee narrowly escaped drowning in a swamp after becoming lost while cutting through from a trip to May's Landing. David Smith, returning from work, followed cries, waded through water and tussocks in gum boots, and pulled her to safety. Megargee, described as wealthy and owner of several servants, was exhausted and disheveled but alive.
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May’s Landing
N. J
David Smith
Mary Megargee
Smith
Atlantic City
Riverside woman pounds tramp after insult in Wilkesbarre
Mrs. John Snyder a 275 pound Riverside resident fought a tramp who insulted her along the road. She knocked him down carried him to the road and beat him with a second blow while neighbors urged restraint. The tramp shrieked as several men tried to intervene, and the crowd sought lynching but she stood by her punishment.
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Wilkesbarre
John Snyder
Riverside
Snyder
Amine
Bear abducts boy at Revelstoke and rescuer saves him
On a Revelstoke depot platform James A. MacDonald chief engineer of a contracting firm saw a bear approach and snatch eight year old William Lines, son of locomotive engineer William Lines. MacDonald chased the bear and fought to free the child from the den. The boy was seriously injured but expected to recover. The bear fled into the mountains.
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Bey
Winnipeg
B. C
Revelstoke James
A. MacDonald
William Lines
MacDonald
Paris Evening Gowns Feature Tulle Green Satin and Liberty Adornments
Two Paris evening gowns are described in detail. The first uses black tulle over green satin with a green and gold guipure underskirt and a wide black liberty trim, green silk girdle, and fringed ends. The second gown is black taffeta with deep tucks, silk bands, white guipure yoke, and a black velvet girdle accented by a large red liberty satin rose.
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Liberty
Tucks for the House Gown Sleeves Add Unique Draping Ideas
The article describes tucking techniques for house gowns sleeves. It suggests mid arm tucks with silk cap, entre deux tacks with silk bands, and draping heavier fabrics over lace sleeves. It notes using a sleeve form for experimentation and emphasizes full length tight fits from elbow to wrist accommodate various patterns.
Picturesque hat with leaf-green felt and velvet bows
Description of a hat featuring leaf-green felt with ruchings and green velvet bows, surrounded by medallions of green silk and dull silver embroidery.
Perfume the Breath With Simple Chewing Tips
The text advises subtle fragrance for breath not to be overt. It suggests chewing a small piece of orms root and placing an unchewed clove in the mouth for a carnations scent. If chewed, swallow quickly to avoid overpowering odor, and a bit of myrrh held in the cheek can also impart a gentle sweetness.
The Coquettish Apron Fashion Note
An item describes coquettish aprons with edge insertions and ruffled lace. It notes that French aprons are pear shaped with a bib-like suggestion and mentions chafing dish parties as a social reason for such adornments.
House Draperies Brighten Homes With Colorful Fabrics
The New York Times notes a surge in house draperies offering bright color and affordable prices. Japanese fabrics feature stamped designs, embroidery, and bullion work, with many options under 50 cents a yard. White and violet crepes display wistaria motifs, suitable for most rooms except formal parlors.
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N. Y
Advice on Autumn and Spring Autumn Coat Materials
The article advises women to choose a fabric not too heavy for daytime wear and to lean toward light colors. It suggests worsteds as a base if close woven, but emphasizes color choice with white or gray dominating over black brown blue or green. Dust clings to darker weaves, while white gray and tan dull slightly but avoid rusting appearance.
Sachets as Bridge Prizes in Regency Domestic Decor
Sachets, now given as bridge prizes, are small silk sachets used to entertain with hospitality rather than wealth. They come in various sizes, hang from fine white linen sacks holding powder, and are finished with fringe, baby ribbon, or rose-like facings. They suit times when perfume is kept subtle.
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Chiricahua National Forest
Chiricahua Forest
Cochise
A. H. Zachau
Douglas
Ariz
Datil National Forest
Rockiés
Crepe de Chine Waists for Winter Cloth Styles
High class dressmakers advocate simple waists of colored crepe de chine to wear with winter cloth suits. The heavy texture suits Crepe de Chine with serge and cheviot, offering a refined yet restrained look for the season.
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Lyatioyyal Forest
Casile Rok
Gila River National Forest
Ge Castle
Animal
Great Matador
Young Sailor
Undertaker
Paris
Utility Goat
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