This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1917
Page
3
William A Radford outlines how simplicity and durable character create lasting home quality. He favors bungalow plans with hip roof variations, stone porch, beveled siding, and practical layouts. The article details living dining kitchen and bedroom arrangements emphasizing light, storage, and easy access.
The article discusses building for the future focusing on two keys: quality materials and workmanship to ensure longevity, and an architectural style aligned with current practice. It urges clear specifications to the architect, careful contractor choice, and client input on general building characteristics for a lasting, practical home.
A quotation discusses true tact as keen sympathy for others and an intuitive reading of human nature. It links tact to a well controlled temper, a reserved mouth, and the golden fruit of discipline nourished by experience and perfected by self control.
With less than one fifteenth of the earth s population this country has more life insurance in force than exists in all the rest of the world put together. Insurance experts figure the total as more than 20000000000 dollars says the New York Telegram.
Following a government tender by the Society of Automobile Engineers, many SAE members have applied for and some have received reserve corps appointments. The push aims to fill truck master and shop leadership roles, with members serving as technical advisers in engines, metallurgy, electrical engineering, starting and lighting systems, signaling, and wireless adaptations for aeronautics and motor transport. Letters of recommendation from three citizens are required.
A newspaper note explains that proper tire inflation is essential for safe handling and comfort. It emphasizes that under or overinflation affects ride quality, economy, and control, urging drivers to learn correct pressure for optimal performance.
The article argues that low air pressure leads to excessive wear and fuel use, urging car owners to equip motor driven tire pumps. It notes hand pumps are often neglected and steel-tiled pumps heat up during compression, reducing durability compared with brass pumps of prior years, concluding motor-driven pumps are economical and convenient.
The article explains how a tire pump aids inflation and stresses that tire mileage depends on proper air pressure. Properly inflated tires show minimal wear except when hitting obstacles, where air cushions shocks. underinflated tires suffer constant wear from ineffective shock absorption.
A writer in American Motorist outlines a wireless car telephone that motorists can operate while stopped or at speed. It enables travelers far from civilization to call for help and feel confident their calls will be heard, marking a major advance in road safety. The device works while the vehicle is at a standstill or moving up to 40 or 50 miles per hour.
The text describes wheel edge crimping and fabric separation when pressed against obstructions, noting that a pressure game is necessary to manage the problem and ensure the material adheres properly to the rubber. It reads as a technical caution from a machinery context.
The article argues that car seats must balance width and comfort for differing body types. It suggests adjustable seat width via upholstery with controlled give, mirroring a cabin’s compact design, to avoid crowding or looseness and improve luxury.
The Popular Science Monthly notes that in 1916 car ownership varied by state with Iowa at one car per 15 people and New York at one per 89. It highlights rapid growth in license revenues and road funding, showing the nation moving from early experiments to a car era.
A car with chains on the rear tires delivers less mileage. Running chains on tires can reduce efficiency allowing a tire to reach only about half its normal mileage when used extensively.
The manufacturer specifies that a magneto should never be mounted on an insulating base unless instructed. Otherwise the return or ground circuit will be broken, risking improper operation and potential hazards.
Lesson text from John 11 1 and Mark 14 9 discusses Jesus at Bethany where Mary anoints him with costly perfume. It contrasts Mary’s unselfish devotion with Judas and others who question the value of good deeds and predict consequences for failing to understand spiritual treasure. The piece emphasizes generosity, recognizing Jesus, and the danger of covetous criticism.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance stresses diagnosing horse illness via anatomy knowledge and recognizing varied responses to disease. It covers signs like fever without obvious dullness, posture changes, respiratory effort, and nutrition to assess severity and need for veterinary care.
The Pennsylvania department of agriculture reports 540 tractors in use across the state's more than 200000 farms, highlighting a rising adoption of mechanized farming and modernization within rural communities.
A new fertilizer idea notes soybean meal as a high value feed supplement. Feeding the meal to stock and applying the manure to soil is described as the most economical use.
Dr. G W McCampbell notes weight and quality drive horse value. He says best mares mated to pure thoroughbred stallions yield top offspring, with maturity and feeding boosting prices. Chicago market shows 1200–1400 lb horses at 150 to 185 dollars, 1400–1600 lb at 185 to 215, 1000–1400 lb at 215 to 250, and 1600 lb+ at 250 to 500 dollars.
Calves begin nibbling hay soon after grain. timothy mixed hay is well adapted. Clovers and alfalfa are laxative and palatable, but can cause scours. avoid excess to promote healthy digestion as calves start on solid feed.
Halve all hardy spring vegetables on hand to begin planting swiftly when conditions are right. Focus on quick prep, conserve space, and prioritize crops suited to early soil warmth and available moisture for a fast start.
The guideline advises feeding cows all the roughage they will eat cleanly while adjusting the grain ration to milk production. Only reduce roughage when the cow tends to become overfat.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.