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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
6
A garbled historical text describes a figure named Kn / Hin and a Benell like identity, referencing a late revelation about a lineage and a failed social test. The piece weaves names such as Tettion and Nie eraid with talk of incarnation and fate, hinting at a dramatic interior monologue.
Dan Lennox and a companion hike a pine ridge seeking a deer as the season opens. A maddened other hunter charges, the elder Lenox fires, and chaos erupts with a fatal outcome amid perilous terrain and frenzied pursuit.
A fragmentary line references a "weakling" and repeatedly notes the phrase the next Voice of the Pack. The context is unclear, but the text hints at a football or team context with a recurring broadcast or player evaluation.
A fragmented historical piece recalls Balboa’s first view of the Pacific from a ridge in Panama, his later sea voyage, and his grim public execution four years afterward. It notes his adventurer’s flaws and later ties to California’s beaches and a bay named for him, framed by seafaring superstitions about wind and whistles.
A garbled report describes a flower showing a bird image with Hungary as context. It mentions green bremet, yellow threat, black head, and various nuts and spices, then shifts to a dubious claim about jobs in Jowtland Bowld and Jod Tankine.
Approximately four hundred delegates from Minnesota attended the first state convention of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion in Minneapolis. Dr Helen Hielscher was chosen president with officers named including Mrs Lewis and Mrs De Laurier. The group adopted a state constitution and pledged dedication to Legion principles. convention set for March 10 and 11 with nine other states expected to act soon.
A Warsaw post of the Auto Season with 40 embers has been formed. Members are former service men now with the American Red Cross. Charles Phillis of New Richmond Wisconsin organized the post and heads the Red Cross in Warsaw. Commanders Hall and McKennay hold key roles with the medical supply train chief of stores.
Marie Balcarini of Brooklyn was voted the most popular girl in a contest held during Windsor Terrace post week carnival. The popularity contest, part of the American Legion post activities, drew several entrants and provided entertainment for members and friends.
National American Legion members expressed strong views on blue laws and cigarette bans in letters to headquarters. Officials urge adherence to the Legion constitution while recognizing citizen voting rights, as they handle broader efforts to improve veteran life.
Robert A. Adams, national purge advocate of the American Legion, asks Maj. Gen. Crowder for proper action on suspected draft evaders. Crowder replies to forward all information on slackers to the attorney general of the arms. Legion posts staged Shambutlies and naval miniatures in Kansas City, raising funds for 26 gas casualties in local hospitals.
The American Legion charges government mismanagement and red tape worsen disabled veterans’ care. Reports cite 20 000 veterans in hospitals with rising numbers due to tuberculosis and gas exposure, with peak hospitalizations in five to ten years. Legion battles for humane treatment and funds, urging public support and reforms across posts nationwide.
Colonel Whittlesey leader of the Lost Battalion and Medal of Honor hero refused a motion picture role after visiting a Hollywood studio with comedian Patty Artuckle. He warned he would starve or be killed before facing a camera, while recalling his unit's relief and his love for cinema.
A traveling salesman asks who is present at a farm with a 12 volume set of the World's Best Literature. The farmer answers and then shifts to focus on his hired man in the field, implying a humorous misunderstanding or mistaken identity.
A Popular Mechanics Magazine piece outlines steps to reconstruct an old car with a new body. It advocates scale drawings of the chassis and body, full size paper patterns, and careful fit before construction. It notes use of No 18 or 20 gauge sheet iron, possible aluminum, and essential hand tools. It warns against nails on a wooden frame and criticizes disk wheels for aesthetics and performance.
The report notes vacuum tank failure risks and a temporary pressure method to feed fuel via the skin line. It observes a seven year rise in motorcars and trucks, with England’s chauffeurs earning about $15 weekly.
Misuse and prolonged starts with short runs drain battery power. Excessive headlights, leaving ignition on overnight, and burning lamps waste energy. Cold weather starts without warm water or proper priming worsen conditions. Faulty carburetors, stuck valves, worn brushes, loose connections, and corroded terminals also contribute to discharge. Regular testing and proper charging are advised.
Automobile hints emphasize checking engine components and water quality. Watches include wheel alignment, valve springs, brake drum cleanliness, running gear cleaning with wire brushes, and patience during adjustments. It cites regional government use of cars, print fingerprint rules, and a Toledo motor journey as context.
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