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New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1916

Page

7

Winter sports fashion and wedding wear in New York Herald

The New York Herald discusses practical winter sports clothes and deluxe outfits, detailing skating suits, knitted middy blouses, and matching skirts. It describes hats in gray velvet and blue silk sets, tassels, and eiderdown trims, plus wedding attire with versatile veils and evening coats in velvet and fur accents.

Recipes and reflections in a culinary century

A long, mixed-text piece offers chicken and veal dishes with varied instructions including a Mississippi style chicken and a feathery scalloped chicken, plus cranberry desserts and puddings. It transitions to fruit and tea lore, detailing grafted meatless dishes, breads, puddings, and a discussion of tea blends and methods.

Saint Quentin Named for Martyred Patron In Early Era

The city in Roman times known as Augusta Veromanduorum later became Saint Quentin in France after Gaius Quintinus was executed there in the third century. His tomb grew a shrine and drew pilgrims boosting the town's medieval cloth industry and overall prosperity.

Augusta Veromanduorum St. Quentin France Gaius Quintinus

Kronstadt Name Origin Legend From Crown Hidden in Tree

An old legend ties the city Kronstadt to a golden crown found in a tree stump in 1204. The crown, believed to belong to King Solomon of Hungary, was hidden to keep it from Bulgarians, giving the town its name Kronstadt.

Kronstadt Solomon Hungary Krou Stadt

Mary Graham Bonn Mrs Ducks Dinner

A chaotic children’s tale recounts Mrs Duck hosting a dinner party for animals. The Duck family debates nest materials and Duck guests arrive, enjoying a pond woven tray and bug-laden dishes as the party proceeds with humor and muddled dialogue.

Nancy Puck Ste Mehae Lee du

With Book and Water

A party game description shows a blindfolded player labeled It who is told to kiss the book held by another player. He kisses the book three times. on the fourth attempt a pan of water arrives. As he leans to kiss, It drops his head and goes into the water.

Duck Daddy Nancy Ishead Nick Tuck Minton Newt Deitel

Time Weill The Boy Or Girl Magic Tricks Entertain Guests

A houseful of guests can be entertained by a child who learns simple magic tricks. The time invested in mastering these tricks is time well spent for family and social gatherings.

Weill

Easy Dish Washing Method for Quick Cleanup

A detailed home method describes washing dishes in two to three minutes. Items are pre-rinsed, placed into hot or cold soapy suds, then rinsed and dried. Dishes are kept dry during the process to avoid water stains and breakage, with steps to drain and air dry.

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Hints for the Housewife A Frail Old Text Fragment

A garbled domestic guide offers tips on boiling mutton and kitchen chores. It mentions keeping heat steady, salting, washing with soap, and removing coffee and photograph stains with common remedies. Glove use and general advice on handling hot surfaces appear amid the broken instructions.

Vintage Recipe Fragment Prompts Curious Edible Creations

A collage of garbled cooking notes and recipe fragments describes preparing olives of veal with skewers and bread, a vegetable roast with butter and gravy, and a cake with sour milk. The muddled text mentions garnishes like watercress and cucumbers and hints at marshmallow fillings and coffee flavor.

International Sunday School Lesson on the New Heaven and Earth

Article reviews the December 17 lesson from the International Sunday School course by EO Sellers Acting Director for Moody Bible Institute. It surveys the vision of the New Heaven and New Earth, God dwelling with humanity, the removal of tears and death, and the open gates of the holy city, urging readiness and faith in Christ’s ultimate victory. Includes notes on the coming kingdom, the city’s light, and the moral implications for believers today.

Sellers Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Hehold Tibet Paul Jesus Christ Hig King Furs Christ Jerusalem Aceae Gud God Jesus John Phin Israel Heaven Sinself Yizhr Ria Hehr Iry

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