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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
8
In a ruined Ypres district, a grandmother and girl search torn ground for a cherished tile from a former home. When a returning relative reveals a found money hidden by war, the trio learns a salvaged tile completes a picture of mother and child, symbolizing lost home and reunions.
The passage describes a stark landscape scarred by war with British and Belgian tanks shattered by German shell fire. Tanks lie twisted and rusted, some buried or perched on trenches, their armor dented. Trees are bare, villages erased by artillery, and live shells remain in fields.
Feb lesson from 1920 Western News quotes P B Fitzwater on Acts 9 themes. It discusses Saul's conversion slowing persecution, spiritual edification, building a foundation for future work, and signs showing gospel power through Peter healing a paralytic and the raising of Tabitha.
A colorful late era guide mixes recipes with home economy advice. It covers how to cook potatoes in broth and meat dishes with Brussels sprouts, plus kitchens hacks like preserving jars, cloth mends, saltwater soaking, and making shortening. It also lists cookies, breads, fritters, corn treats, and general domestic tips for savings and efficiency.
A sermon argues that belief in Jesus Christ enriches life and completes the person. Without faith, life is incomplete, though intellect may be sharp. Awakening the soul brings new joy, interests, and aspirations, marking a born again transformation.
The passage argues there can be no doubt that the spirit of Christianity opposes a social system built on solidarity that ties wealth to the collective. It contends that one man’s wealth would rise only as others’ wealth grows, implying shared prosperity aims.
Insects and plants create shellac, a resin exuded by scale insects feeding on plant fibers. The tiny insects measure about one twenty fifth of an inch, are red, and produce resin as they digest fibers. The resin is scraped from branches, ground, washed, mixed with pigments, and heated to form shellac.
Readers note new sport skirts arriving in the Inner markets. Woolen skirts feature large plaids with soft color blends and inverted plaits. Black and white plaid stripes give a chic look, paired with voile blouses or batistes and sweaters. Heavily woven silk skirts offer luxe appeal, often with girdles and pockets. Designers emphasize two tone color trends and refined sports costumes.
The piece surveys blouse fashion growth across fabrics and embellishments, from sheer nets with eyelets to crepe de Chine and fine embroidery. It notes couture touches, such as beadwork, eyelets, and floral motifs, plus practical tips for updating garments and coordinating with navy.
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