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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
7
A national postwar view argues Germany must rebuild to pay debts and restore markets. It warns against colonial ambitions and urges rigid safeguards to prevent German political influence, insisting only long term reform will curb Hun savagery and ensure peaceful cooperation.
The United States should use its wealth to aid Armenian and Syrian victims of war. The Armenian and Syrian relief committee seeks 10 million dollars to provide food and clothing, offering instant relief and a powerful gesture of global generosity. The appeal urges a swift, generous contribution to demonstrate American compassion and leadership.
The Vigilantes praise France with reverence as poets offer tribute on bended knees. The speaker laments words fail to honor France’s splendor and strength while vowing to render a perfect tribute through song note by note.
A fragmentary verse named Edith M. Thomas from the Vigilantes laments coercive power in Teutonic diplomacy. It suggests that those who serve overlords may be discarded in anger, with fiery consequences for the obedient.
A wartime style poem blends echoes of Paul Revere with warnings of danger to America. The text juxtaposes martial imagery with a warning cry about Hun threats and Lusitania analogies. It ends with a surprising scientific note on rainfall and water weight.
The lesson outlines the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, the humble surroundings, and the Shepherds as first witnesses. It notes God’s plan of salvation, the angelic announcement, and the shepherds’ actions, urging belief, investigation, and praise while highlighting humility over power.
Practical kitchen note detailing a method for a cheese omelet. Instructions cover heating butter, beating eggs, seasoning with pepper and salt, adding cheese, cooking until lightly browned but soft inside, and stirring to finish.
A fragment from a food item description mentions hot sauerkraut layered on a hot dish with several fried oysters. The text appears as a recipe snippet or menu note, likely detailing assembly order and placement of components for a seaside or diner plate.
A Victorian styled guide suggests gifts from the farm such as jellies, butter, honey, and veggies for town friends, plus small decorations. It offers menus and recipes for cereals, pies, cabbage salads, tomato and corn dishes, quick puddings, onions and cheese, and festive desserts like cinnamon cream tarts and junket. The tone blends practical tips with seasonal sentiment and practical cooking advice.
A guide for frugal pantry and kitchen efficiency with tips on inexpensive snacks. It suggests lining baskets with light green paper for popcorn balls, lists staples like rice macaroni coconut chocolate coffee tea and cocoa, and notes using staple vegetables and fruit. It also recommends sewing extra cotton to extend bedding, using uncooked cereals sparingly, and crisping cereals in the oven before serving.
Fashion notes describe fur and luxury textiles as the answer to winter warmth and style. Leopard skin coats with beaver collars and deep cuffs showcase the trend, while stiff velour belts and rich fabrics like Vetour du nord promise coziness. Strong emphasis on function and flair amid cold season.
A fashion note highlights sweaters and blouses as key spring wear. It describes slim knits, frilled collars, and delicate nets or georgette fabrics paired with sheer sleeves. Bright colors and beige gray shades are favored, with knitted trims and tailored fits enhancing ease of wear for all ages.
Embroidery gains popularity in gown making with hand dyed and block printed materials favored for evening and informal house dresses. Simplicity in cut prevails often using draped silhouettes with no defined neckline or waist. Fringe becomes key, panels remain in vogue with satin skirts and serge bodices edged by heavy silk fringe in varied lengths and placements.
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