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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1921

Page

7

Colonial House as Popular Trend in Early American Style Homes

William A. Radford notes renewed interest in colonial houses of the 17th century, praising their simple balanced exteriors and efficient interiors. He explains a typical 40 by 24 foot frame dwelling with central hall, symmetric windows, and a practical first and second floor layout, urging readers to inquire for advice.

William A. Radford William A. Stadford William A. Sudford Prairie Avenue Chicago New England

Colonial style house plan offers practical four bedroom design

The plan describes a colonial style home with four corner bedrooms each 15 by 10 feet, a front bathroom, rear lavatory, and an attic storage space. It highlights economical construction, ample storage, airy rooms, and suitability for a large family, noting a banner year for building and lower costs than wartime peaks.

The Common Kind Culture and Learning Adages

A collage of quotes on fatigue patience and education from John Bake and various newspapers. It links physical exertion to mental strain and advocates deliberate study habits and steady practice as keys to learning. The piece also notes the continual value of exercise for vitality and the danger of indigestion draining strength.

London Tesh John Bake Chicago Daily News

Christian Body as Temple and Guide to Health

Improvised Sunday School lesson emphasizes that the Christian body is the temple of the Holy Spirit and God’s property. It urges self control, health guarding, and living to glorify God in all acts including eating and drinking, with note on eternal rewards for disciplined living.

Paul Derisaion Christhin Jesus Christ Hilal Chris Han God Tim Rome

Very Beautiful Rainbow Faith Reminder

The passage extols God’s gifts as reminders to keep faith steady. It highlights the rainbow as a divine sign visible to every child and urges remembering the covenant and sacred signs such as the Bible baptism Eucharist Sabbath and House of Prayer for deeper meaning and richness.

The Kitchen Cabinet 7 Recipe Tips and Household Advice

A fragment from American Cooking Magazine offers practical guidance on education in food and dietetics, kitchen skills, and a long series of recipes. Dishes include stuffed onions, delicious cheese, strawberry Bavarian cream, and date loaf cake with step by step instructions.

Italy Derry

Vulcanite Fundamentals in Pen Making and Substitutes

The article explains vulcanite, produced by heating pure rubber with sulphur until the mixture reaches high heat. After cooling, the material forms vulcanite, used for fountain pen barrels and many objects like combs and knife handles, serving as a cheaper substitute for horn or ivory.

Ethereal May contends with nature in domestic recipes

A humorous period menu and home craft guide lists dishes and dressings for May. Recipes include pineapple and cheese salad and a chocolate cream pie with vanilla, plus heavy instructions for buttered onions, baked stuffed heart, and a peppery greens dish.

Men who have amounted to anything go bald first

A quirky observation notes that many successful men lose their hair before achieving fame. The piece muses on the idea that worldly power could not offset vanity, joking about a king’s wigmaker and the parity of status with a bare head.

Tomorrow's model in taffeta dresses at spring show

The article surveys spring fashion, praising taffeta fabrics and organdies for dresses with bouffant skirts and tunic effects. It highlights waist detailing, ribbon trims, and a dainty velvet bow as key stylistic notes among vivid choices.

Spring Hats Tempt Women With Fresh Millinery Displays

Readers tour a vibrant spring millinery scene with graceful shapes and bright colors. Descriptions range from straw brims and embroidered crowns to Napoleonic rims and satin braids, noting fashion forecasts and rising yet fair prices while inviting careful selection.

Weadwear

Frame Guards Against Straying Needies

A top frame aims to keep needy individuals from wandering away by providing a barrier and visible boundary. The device focuses on containment and guidance, leveraging a simple structural design to deter straying and maintain oversight.

Attractive Cretonne Bag With Frame Fastening

A description of a pretty cretonne bag sewn from two fine squares with a large frame across a corner for shirring. The top is tied with a 0 frame like clasp and the bag is easily made.

Pele Costa Loose and the Wing This Year

A reader note mentions fashion costs and wear for summer including skirts and sportswear. The piece references cheaper options and adjustments for casual outfits. No specific events, dates, or people beyond general fashion terms are provided.

Pele Costa

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