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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
7
An essay by WORRETS JEPHSON O CONOR argues that writers sustain morale during war. It links German influences, poetic heritage, and national duty to furnish soldiers with spiritual weapons, urging authors to support fighting men with inspiration, courage, and proper supplies.
A fragmentary reflective piece laments the tremulous state of society yet finds signs of spiritual growth in greater tolerance and selflessness. It praises courage for a common cause, reverence for stars of liberty, and the Christlike spirit shaping national resolve amid horror. The author invokes Germany’s fate and the imperative of unity.
Poem urging women to embrace wartime duty and sacrifice. Calls for arming women with strength and resolve to defend the country and uphold liberty. Mentions courage, female virtue, and national duty.
A nostalgic wartime column recalls true battlefield stories told by an English girl and shared by The Vigilentes. It highlights how small, everyday worries at home feel trivial compared to soldiers’ sacrifices, urging readers to listen to returning heroes without reducing their experiences to mere gossip.
German airmen after a raid hurled copper coins and American cents at a captive or wounded man. Surgeons recalling the gesture saw it as a ominous sign of contempt or misfortune. The anecdote appears within Hed Urons Magazine in Dr. Wends Hutchinson's article.
The remark credited to Count Johann von Bernstorf, ambassador of ruperior the Catted Bates of Ameren, refers to secretly taken army photographs by Bernstorf placed inside a field ginnsex d chest and sent to General Minden. The note questions what Bernstorf and Hindenburg think of American soldiers amid European fighting.
Fragmentary wartime quotes show soldiers and doctors arguing over money and prices tied to bombs and medical care. The speakers reference quotes about payment, treatment, and morale, reflecting tensions in resource allocation during conflict.
In a crowded scene Congressman Pitfle proclaims his qualifications for another term. A heckler replies that a four minute speech will cover the round, reflecting a brisk, back and forth style typical of a noisy political gathering reported by the Louisville Courier Journal.
A devotional lesson on Joseph from Genesis 41 contrasts his pit suffering with becoming Egypt’s ruler. It links his rise to God’s plan and Christ’s salvation, noting his naturalization, marriage to Asenath, and the seven fat years as preparation. The piece blends sermon imagery with quotes on holiness and endurance.
A brief reflective line urging personal worth and divine care. The speaker asserts each person is the object of God's solicitude as if alone in creation, phrased as a quasi quotation attributed to Hobertron.
A long, scanned culinary screed outlines festive recipes and guidance for a Thanksgiving meal, including Cranberry Conserve, Hot Potato Salad, and Cranberry Jelly. It lists ingredients, steps, and substitutions, with notes on butter, fats, and serving suggestions, plus reflective lines urging simple, honest effort and temperance with food. The text also includes period remarks on hospitality, conservation of resources, and traditional dishes such as Chicken Fricassee and Steamed Fruit Roll, all presented in a dense, recipe-heavy style.
The Calman islands Jamaica dependencies known for turtle fisheries. A Los Angeles inventor created compact motorcycle stabilizers. Norwegian engineers unveil an automatic spillway gate claimed to withstand extreme ice. Signor Bevenini orders English and French literature chairs in Italian universities. Mrs. Elizabeth Toms, 85, ends her association with Tyndale Public School in Philadelphia after four years as a janitor.
The article discusses aging fashion perception, noting mature figures alter dress choices toward simple frocks and tailored lines. It highlights designers favoring practical silhouettes, long waistlines, and narrow hems while critiques of lines, panels, and belt accents reflect shifting style emphasis on form and proportion.
A fragment on salon debutantes and hip fashion notes discusses young women's dress tastes, with emphasis on hats, velvets, felts, and grosgrain trims. It mentions various hat styles, colors, and construction details, noting youthfully bold interpretations and adjustments to garments like skirts and bodices. The text reflects period style and styling choices among young women and elders.
Dictates of fashion favor fall trends with fur striped collars, closely fitted sweaters, trimmed hats, and braids. Skirts trend draped silhouettes with emphasis on hips and varied hem treatments. Belts and fringe fade as new lines use structured belts, heavier fabrics, and streamlined lines.
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