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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
3
A fashion focus on between season wraps and outerwear, noting versatile capes, coats, and sweater coats suitable for any weather. Describes knitted fabrics, plaid and striped patterns, and color combinations in various fabrics, with emphasis on accordion plaiting, borders, and collars. Highlights future appeal and introduces Drapery firm plans to supply wraps in multiple colors and textures.
Designers showcase georgette crepe blouses with bead embroidery as a leading fall style. Crepe de chine and crepe satin offer elegance with less sheer texture, while trims in bugle and seed beads, soutache, and new overblouse shapes highlight the season. The straight-line suit silhouette returns with serge and lightweight velours in bright colors.
A kitchen section describes cooking fowl in pieces with seasoned flour then baked with celery sprinkled topping and rich crust, plus a method to keep gravy separate. It then gives fruit based desserts like Watermelon Cocktail and Peach Getty, and discusses balanced diets with four food groups for energy and growth including proteins, cereals, fats, and minerals.
Eastern hay markets inactive and wool and timothy prices rose, with wheat and other grains showing varied shifts. New York and Chicago bids listed, with maize, oats, and feed values noted, while cattle and hog markets reflected mixed demand and higher prices in late trading.
An OCR fragment reports cattle and hog prices at a market, with mentions of steers, lighter weights, and varying bids. It references price per head and per hundredweight, noting overall favorable demand and stable quotes. Specific figures are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented OCR gives scattered market terms and measurements. Mentions silver, tariff notes, yellow items, wheels, oats, alfalfa, straw, and weights. Several unclear words and proper nouns appear, but no coherent event or person emerges.
A short health tip advises treating a possible black eye by battering the area around the eye every few minutes for an hour. The piece also notes in Kineton Warwickshire England women collect fat pieces to make soap at home supplying the village for household uses.
Delegates at the annual convention urge the International Typographical Union to press for a forty four hour week in job printing plants and aim to extend the standard to newspaper plants. The resolution calls members to dedicate efforts to achieve this goal.
Tames Bent a pioneer walking opera star of Arizona and Sonora, was found dead in a borel at Negates, Ari. A partially filled vial and a 3¢ caliber revolver were on the dresser. Bent, formerly well known across Arizona and Sonora, had just returned from Chihuahua, Mexico, after an oil transaction and had recently spoken of health and business reverses to friends.
Lesson text summarizes the controversy in the church at Antioch over whether Gentile converts must keep the Mosaic law for salvation. It covers the dispute, the Jerusalem council, Peter and Paul’s testimonies, the decision to accept Gentiles without circumcision, and the subsequent missionary journey including John Mark’s fate and Timothy joining Paul.
Our text speaks of facing vast problems with faith and experience. It urges entering the fellowship of the Lord's sufferings and praying for the Holy Spirit to grant wisdom. The message emphasizes that power from the Spirit yields strength and victory.
An advisory cautions buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin tablets and packaging to ensure genuineness. It notes aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty one years, safe for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and more with small tin boxes and larger packages available from druggists.
Workmen attempting to fumigate sparrows on the Presbyterian church roof in Danville, Pac, fired burning sulphur, drawing protests from onlookers and church trustees weighing a reward for sparrow extermination. Nun restraint noted as workers were driven from the roof amid confusion.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a top remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick gentle healing effects and urges readers to request a sample bottle from Dr Iner & Co at Binghamton New York while noting the paper.
A fragmentary newspaper item hints at a design project and a conversation about a garden for a Christmas tree. It references a possible plan or contract, with mention of a Philadelphia Ledger and an ornate, uncertain exchange about a garden and a built structure.
A fragmentary dialogue resembles a humorous dictionary exchange. The text mocks hay fever as a puzzling, fuddy disease with shouted interjections and references to Mister Webster, suggesting a playful linguistic note rather than a formal report.
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