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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
7
A April 24 lesson outlines moral critiques of avarice in Amos 8 and Luke 16, contrasting the rich man's self centered wealth with the beggar's need. It details methods of wealth acquisition, including usury and deceit, and warns of divine judgment on oppressors while noting the fate of both the rich and the poor after death.
Edward 8. Clark reports that General Wood may be sent to the Philippines to uncover the truth about conditions there. Wood’s background and methods are described, with expectation a fall report will reveal facts to guide U.S. policy, while Forbes joins him. The piece also discusses the Senate, reforms, and possible promotions of General Edwards amid ongoing debates.
A dense, recipe filled column offers home tips from making canned sauces to upholstery care. It mixes household hacks with recipes for Mexican style ham dishes, fruit butters, custards, pies and desserts, plus notes on wood preservation and curtain hooks. The piece cites HW Boecher and mentions jewfish from the Gulf of Mexico.
The article outlines seasonal parsnip dishes and dessert ideas such as fritters with sweet sauce, a cheese souffle, oysters a la Poulet, crostades with mushrooms and prune orange whip. It provides step by step cooking notes and ingredients, mentioning parsnips, cheese, oysters, prunes and figs with practical kitchen tips. The tone reflects a mid century home cook column with practical recipes and commentary.
A reflective piece contrasts two paths in life the upper road with its hills and glimpses of divine and human wonders and the lower road offering a gentle grade into easy leisure. It warns life requires effort and the chosen road reveals its character.
A lively exchange unfolds as two men emerge from a hotel after time apart. One asks about a countryside trip, while the other boasts of returning from an earlier voyage, sparking a boastful duel of travel tales. The scene captures casual banter and friendly ribbing amid their reunion.
A fragment from a historical page notes a wife and husband scene with a brass pipe and a New Year vow, then pivots to a moral about debt payment. It cites two sure methods: raise income through industry and thrift to tax it out.
Midsummer dresses in sheer fabrics captivate women with familiar favorite materials returning each year. Organdy and dotted Swiss lead the season in two color combinations, with styles featuring full skirts, bodices, and tucked girdles. Detailed trims include narrow frills, rosettes, and bow accents.
Ribbons have moved from simple accessories to key wardrobe components for women and children. They dominate garb trims, bags, girdles, and lingerie, driving a broad, continuous market with diverse uses from bows to hat decorations and bag mountings.
Outing flannel leftovers find practical uses such as cases for holding silver or small items, with bags favored for larger pieces. Dotted organdie in spring fabrics, embroidered in colored silks, offers a charming versatile option in wardrobe, with yellow blue rose and green dots creating lively patterns.
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