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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1919

Page

7

Lonely Uncle Jos Rescued by Christmas Cheer

On Christmas Eve in Manhattan, Uncle Jos Miggs, a lonely old man, rides a crowded streetcar and is invited by his nephew Tom to meet Tom’s fiancée Ethel Westcott. A warm, accidental reunion in a neighborly home leads to hospitality, family feeling, and a merry Christmas, ending with a future wedding promise and inviting Uncle Jos to return.

Josiah Suggs Jos Miges Sibout Manhattan Atimay Tos Tor Jos Min Tan Billings & Kent Hardware People Tom Vle Jos Uncle Jox Tim Uncle Jos Mixus Parkes Atewett Wim Selel Tie Ieward

Christmas Neckwear Woes Across One Household

A humorous passage critiques Christmas necktie choices by women shopping for men. A pessimistic onlooker mocks the difficulty of selecting suitable gifts, imagining comical worst cases from frail baby pink ties to shawl like knots for granddad, reflecting holiday gift angst.

Peter and John Fail to Help in Gethsemane Lesson

The lesson centers on Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane as he faces suffering and temptation. It highlights his three prayers, his request for divine aid, and the disciples' failure to stay awake and support him, illustrating the call to watch and pray in trials.

Jesus Peter John Stroneth Christ Gethsemane Kidron Jerusalem Abelays Tletok Gadd Miele Tanker Miewilt Owen Lee

A Bounty of Frugal Dishes from a bygone Era

A long OCR fragment lists numerous inexpensive recipes and kitchen tips such as Baked Codfish prep with milk and butter, Brown Sugar Icing for desserts, Eggless Gingerbread, Dried Apple Cake, Graham Puffs, and Southern Hoe Cakes. It includes soups like Potato Soup and Chicken Curry Soup, plus Chicken Gumbo and Corn Oysters, all framed in a vintage domestic instruction voice.

Walter Tomerhor Wari Tagerher Holt Tim Sally Lunn Joe Cape Graham Werner

White Underthings Lead Fashion as Hemlines Rise

A fashion overview notes shifting trends in women’s undergarments and evening wear. White lingerie remains central but negligees grow bolder, with pinks, satins, and lace. Heavier fabrics give way to sheer materials, embroidery, and ribbon trims, while frocks and gowns feature floral appliques and delicate trimming for the season.

Monus Corlier South Mulerwenr Beth Tuustius Mat Pettl

Fragmented Philosophical Musing on Knowing and Doing

The text contemplates divine witness and moral action. It contrasts knowing what one ought to do with hypocritical behavior. It mentions light within the soul and eternity as the longest journey, ending with a broken, garbled line about time and silence.

The Honor Code and Social Pressure in Early Society

A fragment reflecting on personal conduct and social expectations in modern life. The piece discusses honor, behavior, and consequences for women who deviate from norms, citing a New York telegraphic note as context. It portrays crowded days and a call for restraint amid public scrutiny.

New York

Yes and No in a Humble Teacher’s Lesson

A teacher tries to imprint correct pronunciation on pupils. The memory hack leads to a child’s blunt answer about a mantlepiece keepsakes, revealing themes of truth, effort, and the limits of virtue.

Jackie

Migration of the Rat Across Early 18th Century Europe

A brief account notes the rat carried from India and Fervin to England in 1727, reaching France by 1730 and spreading across Europe. The passage highlights rapid continental movement of the species and its broad geographic spread during the period.

India England France Europe

Clothing drives aid the needy in wartime cities

Influential women in large communities organize yearly sales to collect garments for men women and children. Proceeds fund the treasury while items like clothing bed coverings and household goods flood the market. The piece notes drives also repurpose old silver and jewelry into bullion and highlights new fashion trends such as leather ornaments and broader skirts.

Iestaller Wommn's Club Carrion Aioe Howe

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