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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
6
In a grim mountain clash at Dale, armed groups fought with rifles and clubs until surrender. Dale’s forces crushed the enemy’s line, capturing outfits and keeping casualties low except for one dead. Wounded hero lies in bed as comrades report every unit shot up.
In a snowbound Appalachian setting, Bill Dale confronts the Balls and Turners after a Christmas-day mercy, while Elizabeth Littleford and John K Dale seek closure on the Moreland mountain. A hidden Beaton of honor guides Dale to a final gravesite remembrance.
A dramatic scene unfolds with John K Dale collapsing in the snow as Elizabeth Littleford consoles him. John Moreland confronts Carlyle with a loaded weapon, declaring the rite’s hammer will not spare him. Old Dusk urges to shoot to settle the score per their code, in a tense standoff.
A columnist argues men stereotype women as unreasonable yet complain when women challenge norms. The piece contends women seek equality and leadership but note men curb their own tongue to spare offense. It reflects on tensions in gender roles and mutual expectations.
The text notes a pattern where tall individuals tend to have aquiline noses, long limbs, and narrow features, while shorter people more often exhibit flat noses, round faces, and shorter bodies. It links stature with proportions across the face and body.
A text lists dream meanings for forest imagery and wood related figures. Wood dreams signify wealth good luck or fortune changes while woodcutters woodmen wooden shoes and a natured woman each carry specific outcomes such as embarrassment a hasty journey or a happy fortune shift.
A terse editorial urges service as the highest virtue, arguing those who serve most gain the greatest esteem. It frames service as the measure of character and a standard by which leaders and individuals are judged, emphasizing selfless work over personal gain.
Sunday School lesson on Philemon outlines Paul’s tender appeal to Onesimus to be received not as a slave but as a brother in Christ. It highlights themes of forgiveness, atonement, and how Christianity transforms social relations through love and reconciliation.
The author asserts God’s constancy despite clouds obscuring vision. He emphasizes that the sky remains blue and the sun shines, while clouds merely intervene. God is always present, gracious, and ready to help, regardless of earthly changes.
Prohibition agents working with local authorities have destroyed eight thousand gallons of whisky two thousand gallons of home brew and one thousand gallons of corn mash in an anti liquor drive over the last ten days. Five stills were seized.
Reported by the tug Neptune upon arrival in New York. Two barges named Governor Robey and Carrie Clark with six men aboard were lost in a storm off Navesink while in tow from Norfolk to the port.
New York reports singer John McCormack has paid 150000 for the Portrait of a Man by Franz Hals from Count Zamoyski’s collection. The Hals painting is en route to the United States as part of a wave of paintings purchased abroad by Americans this year, running into millions.
Bulletproof Motor Care in San Francisco has turned over three armored cars with bulletproof plating to the police to help fight automobile bandits. Officials expect the fleet to grow to ten armored cars and three machine guns soon.
In Philadelphia the National Council of Women approved measures urging legislation banning cigarette sales to women and calling for improved dress standards. Adopted resolutions include naming fathers for children born out of wedlock and enabling inheritance from both parents, plus raising the marriageable age of consent for girls to 16, ideally 18.
Police investigated a telephoned report of a mob fatality near Columbia South Carolina and found on the roadside three dummy figures positioned as effigies. The incident appears related to a broader arson or mob scare creating city and county law enforcement turmoil.
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