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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
10
Street dresses favor the straight line silhouette with new one piece daytime frocks in navy truvatine. They pair with coats or wraps, use minimal trim, and showcase sleeves from elbow to three-quarter length. Designs emphasize the bodice skirt join, belt, and narrow braids with fur accents for autumn days.
Fashion notes describe fall knitwear as the new smart style, naming garments such as tuxedos, middy blouses, and sweater coats. Wool fibers and new stitches redefine outerwear, with white and colored coats, hats, and veils highlighted for young and old alike, and a push for coordinated ensembles across social settings.
The season shows steady demand for summer fur pieces despite heat. Chokers remain in style with long haired furs gaining favor, especially fox and larger furbearing varieties. A standout look features a left arm covered by bend bracelets matching the dress color. Pond Lilies and Pond Mites influence some of the newest sport bat trims.
Fashion observers returning from London report the bracelet fad grips the scene as tracelet fellows push styles that confine wristwear to bold outfits. The trend signals a shift toward ornate jewelry dominating spring palettes.
Favorable weather and fertile land push Canada’s prairie provinces toward an early bountiful harvest. Wheat and corn yields look strong, with sunflowers and alfalfa profits rising. Builders plan 2000 silos as silage gains traction and farm incomes trend upward across Manitoba to Peace River.
Dr Belehere of the French Medical exposes radium dangers and outlines shielding methods. He advises using lead and lead salts, avoiding contact with radium, and wearing thin lead sheets for protection while operators develop protective heart and lung devices.
Jud Tonkina argues nature is pure enough to inspire a fish to wear a tubing suit, suggesting a whimsical take on natural style versus human attire. The remark touches on fashion, novelty, and the playful tension between nature and form.
A Missouri landlady questions a tenant about a supposed single hair left on a thin wooden board. The exchange centers on whether the hair actually exists and what was promised when the room was taken.
A witty exchange about a son returning from college reveals humor about learning. The father notes he and the mother have learned much, implying personal growth outpaced by the son’s education. A light, domestic tease captures a family moment.
A suave caller with an oil prospectus asks Mr. Gripping if he is interested in crude petrol team. Gripping replies disliking the crude but curious about a popular by product, naming gasoline as the desired item and asking how to buy it cheaply. The Birmingham Age Herald notes a price mark may seem right on anything but a man.
A collection of home canning and cooking instructions with recipes for Cherry Punch Grape Nectar Ginger Ale Pear Fritters and various fruit jellies and conserves. The guide covers fruit preparations, fritter batter, custards and desserts plus kitchen tips such as durable baking pans and oven use. It preserves a period voice and practical domestic guidance with specific ingredient lists and steps.
Verece Wagner presents The Muse of Dancing as Terpsichore, patroness of dance beside lyric poetry, depicted with lyre and flowers. A child notices a heavenly picture and jokes about heaven’s camera. Uncle Eben remarks that quieting the world comes when kindness wins over crowds.
In Antioch of Pisidia the Spirit moves the church to send Barnabas and Saul. They fast, pray, and ordain before departing to Cyprus to preach the Word, facing opposition from Elymas the sorcerer. Saul’s preaching in the synagogue leads to a mixed reception, with many Jews and proselytes requesting more, while others resist and turn to the Gentiles.
A brief devotional excerpt cites Second Corinthians 4 1 2 to emphasize mercy, renouncing dishonesty, and integrity in ministry. It contrasts hidden craft with truthful proclamation and appeals to conscience before God. The passage underscores transparency, trust, and rededication to credible, forthright preaching.
Marshall Mich meat market owner Joseph K Towns credits Tanlac with ending a year of milk and mush dieting and severe stomach trouble. He reports improved digestion sleep energy and a 25 pound weight gain after three bottles, and invites others to learn from him. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
Japan Advertiser reports a draft plan to draw a ten mile radius around Tokyo Central Station in Marunouchi, annexing all towns and villages within the new urban limits. The projected area reaches about 122,616 acres with an estimated population around 74 million.
A fragmented line notes Allen’s Foot-Ease recommended for use by army and navy personnel during wartime service, suggesting relief for foot discomfort among service members.
A Shelby area sheepherder named Billet loses money in a spree after a 400 dollars loan. He calculates losses from a stud game about 150 dollars and an estimated hundred more at Fashion Trince hall, claiming he mostly spent to amuse himself.
Dr. KF Du Bois showed growing boys need about 25 percent more food than adults. Now Des FG Benedict and Mary F Hendry report similar findings in girls aged twelve to seventeen, aligning with Du Bois on higher energy needs due to muscular activity. The Journal of the American Medical Association notes the results justify large appetites in growing youths.
Heirs of James Whitenub lament royalties from a tower poem titled An Ol Sweetheart. The piece is linked to Tilley the Todiana poet and references to Milton and Timex printing reveal a history of artists’ struggles. Clyde Pitch’s eighteen-year royalties totaled $10,000, illustrating art’s slow profitability.
Axel, a Swede in a Fort Jay outfit, woke with a loafing urge and was placed on sick leave after a dispensary check. The medic found no illness, prompting Axel to declare his job as the American Legion Weekly’s duty.
Fragmentary OCR hints at discussions of gravity and Isaac Newton with garbled phrases and misspellings. It mentions an unintended apple experiment and a phrase about fame and a person named Crater Must Win Powbed after a round of toptoune, but the text is incoherent and lacks verifiable facts.
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