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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
6
In a fragment from a serialized tale, Sidney confronts personal conflicts and relationships as he stays loyal to his neglected world. He aids Moyne and contemplates a future with a practical, persuasive Sidney while Max Wilson rises in his medical career amid family ties, rivalries, and a new assistant.
The question asks why Le Moyne avoids Doctor Max and whether Le Moyne appears corrupt. Without the source text, no factual conclusion can be drawn about motives or character.
A Philadelphia reader from Girard in the Public Ledger laments slow phone service after a 15 minute wait in a booth. He recounts contacting the automobile club and Reading company about roads and trains, calls he claims were not reported busy but wasted minutes and weight. He also questions city phone usage and estimates yearly time wasted by residents dialing.
A salesman in a large music shop explains that popularity applies beyond songs. A young woman asks if a sheet music piece is popular. The salesman's judicial reply notes many sing it and people like it, but not enough to deem it a popular song yet.
A home remedy suggests using a teaspoonful of quillain bark steeped in a pint of boiling water overnight. Strain and bottle the liquid, then apply with a clean rag to tweeds and serges to remove spots effectively.
A dialogue from Puck notes Jeannette's father pressing a son in law pact. Jeannette says Simpson can only think of her, as he promised to do nothing but stay enamored. The exchange hints at romantic tension and social expectations about support and marriage.
The doctor warns that continuing the current pace will wreck health by forty five. The wife quips that by then they will be able to afford it. This exchange from the Boston Transcript highlights stress about money and work.
A nostalgic travel sketch describes Switzerland in winter as a dazzling white landscape where Jack Frost touches brook and lake, skies turn sapphire, and a society throngs to winter sport. It notes skating, hockey, curling, gymkhana stunts, and modern toboggans replacing old sleds, with social sleighing and a bustling alpine scene.
The piece surveys Swiss winter life with skiing sledding and toboggan travel boosting schooling and mail delivery for remote youths. It notes St Nicholas Day markets and Christmas traditions, Christkindl legends, and the famous Christmas tree origin. It ends with Swiss solidarity for soldiers, refugees, and the needy during Christmas 1910.
A Sunday School Times column urges viewing troubles through God not the other way. It asserts God sees the ending from the start and pledges to meet all needs. By adopting the mind of Christ, believers gain undistorted assurance that difficulties are omnipotently provided for.
A cartoon caption shows Mr. Spiffkin refusing cheerfulness for a photo. He explains he's sending the image to his wife on a trip away, and a too cheerful face would convince her to rush home on the first train.
A verse on needing Christ’s presence as day ends and night falls. The text frames faith as protection and light in the valley of shadows, urging the plea Abide with us toward evening. A brief parenthetical joke about Tommy and a pudding cue adds a light closer.
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