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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
7
A whimsical tale of two wrens awaiting winter, guided by Mr Brown Wren. They glimpse a tiny bird on a grass blade as they discuss fear of cold and need for warmth. The birds bathe in dew-drops then sun dry, singing with renewed cheer as they anticipate winter.
A dialogue between two scouts recounts a tale of a man lured into a wood and taken aboard a vessel. They contrast with a boy who suddenly gains speech after visiting a cyber shop and picking up a wheel and pote.
Moody Institute notes The International Sunday School Lesson explores Isaiah 9 1 7 with a December 24 focus on a Messiah born a Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace The lesson links Israel's bondage under Assyria to the light of Christ bringing joy deliverance and a growing kingdom under Davidic rule and ends with a call for peace and justice through the Messiah's reign
A vintage recipe list describes Main Cauliflower Salad Beet Salad Kish Salad Orange Salad Walnut Salad Watercress Banana Salad Peach Salad and Apricot substitutions. It details assembly methods, cold serving, and mayonnaise dressings with Beets olives capers and oil and vinegar.
Mrs Ruth Crawford in Fura Progress outlines a simple plan for a kitchen built in box. The design includes a wall mounted opening, a 4 foot high interior space, a door and hinges, with outside dimensions about 20 inches by several feet and a 14 inch door. The plan calls for varnish to match woodwork and exterior painting to blend with the house.
A fragment lists fixed aijon ratios for recipes. Standards include half squid to four for batter and murtin and batter cakes, one third squid to flour for soft doughs and biscuit, one-fourth squid to four for its doughs and been, one third to one half sugar for all butter cakes, one to one and a half teaspoonfuls of baking powder per cupful of flour for batter doughs, one third as much shortest flour for pastry, and one teaspoon of soda to one plate of milk.
A recipe guides peeling bananas with the pulp removed through a teaspoon, then filling with a sugar cream mix. It directs mashing cream and milk with lemon, packing stuffed fruit in a salt layer for about ninety minutes before serving.
Ginger Puff Puddin calls for butter sugar eggs milk and flour with ginger and baking powder. Fold in minced ginger and ginger syrup, steam in a buttered mold for about one hour forty five minutes. Serve with whipped cream and a touch of salt.
A vintage recipe listing ingredients for Coconut Pumpkin Pie: pumpkin pulp milk eggs coconut batter salt ginger mace. Beat egg whites and yolks separately. Bake in pastry-lined tins. By M. M. Wright.
The recipe describes soaking codfish overnight then cooking until soft, shredding, seasoning, adding milk and flour, shaping, egg brushing, crumb coating, and frying in hot lard for codfish croquettes. It notes the method suits any cold fresh fish. It also suggests cabbage chopped fine with celery seed as a celery substitute in salads.
A country kitchen guide presents festive dishes for entertaining guests. Recipes include Jagged Rabbit in a buttered pan then baked, Somerset Salad with prunes and peanuts, Sauted Lima Beans, West Chester Salad with grapefruit and pineapple, Moravian Sugar Bread, Beef Olives, Roast Squabs, Goose stuffing, Chocolate Soup, Chicken Livers with Rice, and various holiday desserts and centerpieces. The text blends practical recipes with notes on regional foods and thrift during Christmas season.
A brief exchange quotes a traffic officer debating whether raising his voice helps pedestrians. He claims a sharp yell can spur people to move across tracks and avoid danger, while another figure questions its effectiveness. The dialogue captures urban street safety attitudes.
A note on humanity's vast linguistic diversity. More than 4 000 languages are spoken worldwide with dialects pushing varieties beyond 300 000. The text highlights the complexity of human speech and its many forms.
The piece argues that debt is not inherently bad if used wisely for education or home purchases. It frames debt as a beneficial instrument for those who understand its method and purpose, presenting a pragmatic view from the American Magazine.
A short, awkward exchange between a father and his son about assisting his old friend's daughter. The father speaks with blurred phrases and misused words while the son responds eagerly, asking how he can help. The fragment hints at social expectations and awkward phrasing in a domestic scene.
A Woman's Realm feature explains imitation precious materials in fans and ornaments. It notes faux silver, amber, and tortoise shell look alike, mentions ivory sticks, satin feathers, rhinestones, and mother of pearl details. The piece highlights ornate painting inspired designs and the trend toward high and low coiffures with decorative headbands and combs.
A feature on luxurious fashion items for winter including velvet tube shanters, jet crowns, and an all silver attire with rhinestones. The piece notes fans, hair combs, and accessories in vogue, praising their beauty despite high prices and the season’s holiday rush. It highlights the global popularity and dazzling variety of these pieces as a finishing touch to outfits.
The article describes a blouse design featuring silk or chiffon fabric, a high collar opening down the front, unbuttoned starting near the top, and rows of outline stitching. A black satin ribbon runs under the waist over the hip and ends below the wrist, with decorative cuff detailing on the outside.
The article describes varying hat styles of the moment including a high crowned cloche, a wide brimmed Chinese style, and numerous solemn toques. It notes a trend toward simplicity in hats due to the Plinness of the present coiffure, while some young women wear fancy curls about ears and necks. Fur remains lavishly used, feathers less so, and tailor made hats may soon gain popularity though currently too heavy or cumbersome.
Milk was found to be a better cutting lubricant than options used previously at a Chicago gear factory. The plant manufactures blind nuts from soft machinery components and sought improved lubrication to boost efficiency and reduce tool wear.
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