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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
9
A detailed advertisement for a seven room brick residence by William A. Radford describes a 30 by 36 foot bull brick home. It emphasizes strong curb appeal, practical layout with a first floor reception, pantry, and a second floor with bedrooms and closets, plus a full basement storage and heating area. The piece highlights construction options, brick face variations, and cost considerations as guidance for prospective builders.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses two room plans, front rooms for investment, construction costs, local builders and architects, plus a historical note about Magellan and early global navigation. Details are scattered and some names appear garbled.
A fragmented excerpt explores romantic escapism and stage life with quips about bold lovers and theater, then shifts to a historical note on copra in the Philippines. It traces copra’s rise from colonial imports to a major export, detailing production growth and overseas oil and dried meat outputs.
A chaotic library scene on Thirty fourth Street shows a librarian keeping a pitcher on a stove to mimic heat. A patron jokes the set up proves there is steam heat, while a child’s request for a book title leads to a muddled misinterpretation.
Passage describes Worderarth a dull scholar and his limited influence on Nia thest tases Hines. The cryptic line Your sun for Sent appears. Matert Meares, Srettsnd's famed poet, shows waning inspiration while discussing patterns and tenders.
The razor clam, described as a closed razor shaped shell with sharp valves, remains hard to catch along the Prestic coast and in Oregon Washington and Alaska. Locals note clams are abundant but require timing between tides and digging in sand as the clams bury themselves and lash their foot when frightened, instantly jerking back and sinking a few inches.
The Flory supreme court affirms a lower court ruling on fruit maturity. A large grower shipped grapefruit showing over half colored. an inspector seized the fruit as immature. The court decides ripeness is the ancient test for shipment, but if ripening delays, the grower may prove with the acid test that the fruit is marketable.
A French report lists rare marine plants such as brown algae Laminaria and algae like alene as sources. European nations including France Britain and Norway harvest about 400000 tons of green weed yearly, yielding iodine about 175 tons, salts around 10000 tons, crude sea salt 3000 tons, and tyebot sugar 700 tons.
The article describes Paul Deschanel’s inauguration as French president and outlines the ceremonial honors. It contrasts the pomp with the quiet Elysee life and details past presidents’ uniforms, royal-like insignia, and the role and hardships faced by their wives, noting Mme Deschanel’s forthcoming duties and challenges.
The article notes Oliver Wendell Holmes coined white plague to describe tuberculosis and that, in Holmes era, TB equaled a death sentence. It cites a Michigan Anti Tuberculosis association statement on the term’s origin and the then-prevailing view of TB as fatal, contrasting with today’s ongoing campaign.
Partial OCR snippet notes that about eighty percent of Raw Indians are agriculturists yet only two percent of these farmers are free from. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear context or full facts.
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