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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
7
A Japanese inventor designs a compact auto with a vertical engine under the front seat, tipping backward for inspection. A ventilation fan cools the motor, and the gasoline tank sits in front where a radiator would be. Readers compare the feat to early automotive milestones.
A detailed, period style article explains spring types in automobiles, how leaves slide with oil, and how regular lubrication prevents stiffness and breakage. It covers oiling methods, graphite use, various spring oils, and the role of auxiliary components in improving ride quality. It also notes battery and reflector maintenance for overall car upkeep.
Advice from a major tire service urges motorists to wash tires, remove tires from wheels, wrap in paper or old carpet, and store in a cool dry place away from light heat and moisture. If left on the car, jack up and deflate, cover tires, and avoid standing on them all winter to protect rubber and extend guaranteed life.
A circular curtain hole design allows access to a vehicle searchlight while blocking rain, enabling driving in rain snow or fog at night. The feature requires unbuttoning the curtain to use the searchlight, with a patched circular opening cut to admit an arm.
Finesse in driving boosts pleasure safety and comfort. Track tire mileage for best service. Clutch trouble ranks high among car issues and daily lubrication of the throwout collar is advised. An 08 Ap attachment in Europe lets a passenger regulate speed unseen by the driver.
A devotional study outlines the Kingdom of the Prince of Peace focusing on the kingly lineage of David, the Spirit gifts for governance, and the future harmony under Christ. It emphasizes judgment, peace, and righteousness and urges Christians to seek good, support the vulnerable, and align with God’s will.
Fragments of a poem describe a cold sky with snow flukes fluttering down and a comrade returning home at night to a warm open fire, with a vivid tone of longing and companionship. The text preserves the original dialect and imagery.
A jumble of recipes and kitchen notes describes Christmas baking and holiday cooking. It lists pound cakes, donuts, fruit confections, chicken panada, meat pate, deviled tomatoes, Flemish carrots, raised potato cakes, currant jelly sauce, sweetbreads, orange sauces, browned chestnuts, and string beans with bacon. The tone mimics a period domestic column with practical tips on ingredients, methods, and serving ideas for festive tables.
A London boast features a violin billed as the world’s smallest, created by renowned violinist BL Vandermenien. Exquisitely constructed, the tiny instrument measures 1 11-16 inches for the body and 2 1/2 inches overall, with a bow length of 3 616 inches.
In a reflective passage, the desert's silence overwhelms, its sands sift and cool nights unveil the heavens, offering rest for the soul. The desert's quiet contrasts with the sea's secrets as stars reveal themselves in perfect, enduring clarity.
The article surveys various sportswear items including brushed wool sweaters with caps, crushed wool coats, knitted sit garments, and tourist wear. It notes color variety, belted fits, pockets, belts, and decorative knitted cords, highlighting comfort against wind and suitability for outdoor sports and travel.
The passage praises a variety of hats for children, detailing velvet beaver brims, grosgrain ribbons, and fanciful crowns. It notes how the hats suit dancing curls and merry attitudes, mentioning beaver and velvet textures, ribbons, and decorative finishes. A young girl near sixteen is referenced, tying the fashion scene to youthfully styled headwear.
The article discusses Paris fashion's distended silhouette in new frocks resembling the ancient farthingale. It notes how the old structure extended the skirt outward from the hip, while modern frocks reveal only hints over the knee. Yarns of georgette and tulle appear, with dark satin wraps and net stockings completing the look.
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