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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
8
A detailed overview by William A. Radford promotes a weather tight modern dairy barn with 24 stalls, steel partitions, automatic drinking bowls, a concrete manger, and an overhead manure carrier. It highlights a silo, gutters, and a track carrier to cut labor costs, improve cleanliness, and boost milk output through better ventilation, sunshine, and fresh water.
A discussion notes that floor plan and labor costs influence dairy barn profitability and urges prompt construction for quicker profits. It also mentions inventors facing problems, including how a dirigible captain can know altitude, since sea level pressure at departure may be misleading at high speeds, with an example of a captain misjudging height.
The article catalogs grim named places like Christmas Harbor and three Christmas Islands with bleak settings and small populations. It then describes a mythic Welsh castle site Castell Nadodg, a Norse pirate tale, and an enormous hypothetical diamond pile whose scale would fill a closet, yielding billions in value and unbelievable volumes of gems.
A fragmentary note recalls an author who traveled by freight trains gathering material for stories. He claims to study the scene of a seer band and to mine history into fiction while remarking on diamonds and a fashion of today, ending with a sheepish aside about age.
A Peckham-era Sunday lesson outlines renunciation and appropriation through the Word, urging Christians to cast off malice deceit guile hypocrisy envy and evil speaking. It emphasizes living as pilgrims, honoring all, respecting autoridad, serving employers with integrity, and following Christ’s example of patient suffering to reveal God’s glory.
An instructional fragment lists fruits and their uses, noting laxatives and tonics in various fruit preparations, and then shifts to a long, cookery oriented section with recipes for baked calf's liver, meat stews, soups, breads, desserts, and practical kitchen tips. The piece blends fruit properties with guidance on using seasonal produce and preserving pantry staples.
A 176 half cent, the rarest United States copper coin, is described as valuable with examples reaching $400 at auction. The piece notes a 1838 event when Maree demonstrated the telegraph code of dots and dashes now known as Morse code.
The article describes versatile all day dress options favoring matching skirts and jackets. It highlights tailored outfits in dark blue serge with silk underlayers, embroidered fronts, and satin ribbon accents. It notes the growing use of interchangeable pieces for thrifty, modern wardrobes.
An excerpt discusses women embracing varied apparel from negligees to evening gowns, highlighting modern trends like low waists and boleros. It notes jewel, lace, and silk accessories, the revival of mother of pearl and tortoise horn items, and care tips for keeping linen white through washing and storage.
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