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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
5
The article notes a shift in Manchuria as households acquire sewing machines and typewriters. It mentions the growing use of typewriters, the cost in dollars and gold yen, and discusses how Chinese students and workers perceive foreign machines. It highlights the appeal of American currency and rising demand for machines in the region.
An old time piece recalls the Murkley Fiver in Hrilaty Bia famed for oddities and wild legends. The text mentions Helene De Courcy Lit in Prive Indian village of Avenicate and scenes of ancient bridges, dancing, and peculiar tests amid rivers and whirlpools.
A teacher scolds a student for sloppy work saying it is marked ree while the student insists she is not tired highlighting classroom frustration and miscommunication.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places like Glenview and Chek county forest. Content is incoherent, with broken phrases about storms and beds, lacking a discernible event or clear subjects.
A cryptic passage discusses hearing and sound waves, mentioning Demian Tremecrint and Perfect Hearing. It references sensory limits, vibration rates, and the human ear’s perception at age forty with fragmented, unclear phrasing and invented terms.
A kaleidoscope of prices and fashions dominates a late edition, with mentions of diamond rings and gold garments amid general price shifts. Widespread talk of new consumer goods, including electronics and homeware, hints at evolving tastes and rising aspirations across urban centers, while bold forecasts nudge readers toward hopeful buys and upcoming sales.
A garbled column surveys people who edge toward success but never quite reach it. Recurrent images range from youth’s fleeting potential to failed experiments in science, war memories, and the hush of unrealized talent, with scattered anecdotes about danger, invention, and ambition.
A clipped note discusses fragile lemons and their care, noting that the fruit and rind require careful handling. It mentions inherited traits and the challenge of preserving the citrus with similar texture and flavor, hinting at a review or discussion of heirloom quality and modern care.
Fragmentary text about Ana We and a literary Thanet page yields no clear event or facts. The readable bits present phrases about spare the human mind and sexy running but lack coherent names, dates, places, or organizations to establish a summary.
A garbled OCR passage presents disjointed questions about a brother bearing burdens and duty. The text wanders through phrases about giving, road knowledge, and being jollied, with scattered references to words and quivers. The result reads like a damaged poem or lyric fragment with incomplete names and context.
A fragment from a historical note describes the kubioke or head mender of ancient Japan as a ceremonial item. The head of the household kept it, with a note on its display, court reception, and return of honor within the family, ending with a decorative shift in later times.
In the probate court of New Mexico Santa Fe December 13, 1920 Charles H Churchill executor of the last will of Gertrude E Churchill deceased. All persons with claims against the estate should file within the legal time. M Edwards attorney.
Public notice outlines land parcel details in Luna County and contract terms. It references bidders, timelines, and a thirty year term from contract date. The notice mentions property, theaters, and ownership considerations with legal language and anniversary references.
A cryptic OCR fragment discusses a supposed event or statement with unclear names and dates. It hints at a person or group facing a penalty or consequence and mentions a road and a coat in an obscure context. The readable portions provide little concrete fact.
A reader reports success with hens using Dr LeGear Poultry powder for egg production. The note claims two hens yielded around twelve and a half dozen eggs after applying the two packages, urging poultry keepers to follow the regiment for strong birds and steady profits.
In Santa Fe County New Mexico a legal notice lists defendants Joseph W Kinsell and others in a property dispute over the Charles W Tindrow Lumber Yard. The court seeks appearance by February 10 or a default judgment will be entered. Attorney A M Edwards of Santa Fe is named.
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