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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
3
A whimsical autumn fable follows red apples on the ground and the Leaves Brownies Breezes and Mr Wind’s grandchildren. The Browns collect leaves for a bonfire as Breezes help, while Apples, Leaves and Wind dream of a cozy feast and shared warmth.
A classroom joke follows as a teacher asks which pine has the longest sharp needles. Tommy answers with a quip about the porcupine, eliciting a smile from the class.
A sixteen year old boy rides an elevator and is told his face is dirty. He retorts that the elevator operator is not his father, prompting a witty reply about bringing him up anyway.
EBC Sellers presents January 14 lesson from John 1 19 34 and 1 29 in the International Sundays course noting John the Baptist’s humility and testimony that Jesus is the Lamb of God whose atoning death bears away the world s sin. It underscores baptism as a symbol of cleansing and readiness for God s kingdom fulfilled in Christ.
H F Zoller of Kansas State Agricultural College advises carbon tetrachloride to remove grease stains, noting gasoline and benzine are dangerous and wasteful while ink, iron rust, and fountain pen ink respond to oxalic, acetic, citric, or diluted hydrochloric acids. An oxalic-based formula with rectooxutic acid and woodle meld solution plus alcohol is recommended for iron ink removal.
A compact collection of kitchen tips including canary bath tricks, vase freshness with bicarbonate of soda, glassware cleaning with washing blue, and carpet ink stain removal with salt. Also includes two old fashioned recipes: Corn Chowder with pork and crackers, and Codfish Souffle with potatoes, butter, flour, eggs, and a step by step bake.
A vintage cake recipe outlines butter granulated sugar eggs and cream, with pastry flour and raisins or citron. Fold in egg whites, bake in a tube pan, then frost with a heavy white glaze once cooled. Citron can replace or join raisins for flavor and color.
A vintage style recipe outlines chocolate pie making with four tablespoons cacao, one pint water, yolks from two eggs, two tablespoons cornstarch, six tablespoons sugar, and vanilla. It instructs to cook until thick, bake crust, fill with chocolate, whip egg whites with sugar, spread meringue, and brown.
Sift one cup cornmeal one cup bread flour one teaspoon soda. Add sour milk one cup, then molasses one quarter cup, two eggs and two tablespoons melted drippings. Beat well and bake in greased muffin pans about half an hour in a moderately hot oven. Yield twelve muffins.
Steamed suet pudding directions list ingredients including suet, salt, soda, cream of tartar, molasses, milk, flour, raisins, currants, citron, lemon extract, and nutmeg. Steam four hours and serve hot with hard sauce.
A plain home beverage method uses two generous spoons vanilla tea and cream layered in a tall glass. Add chilled coffee with sugar and cream to the top without stirring. Serve with a long-handled spoon.
A long, mixed-text digest of recipes and food lore including Ginger Cordial, Mulled Grape Juice, Polenta dishes, and Buttermilk Gems. It also touches on frugal eating, references to Dickens, and notes on foods during egg shortages. The selection cites North Dakota farm labor costs in 1915 and global volcano counts.
Fragmentary notes state that Tceland enacted civil service retirement legislation. The text also mentions 1540 as the year bombs and mortars were invented, Chile's forests covering about 7,000,000 acres, and a Freemasons society connected to a factory employing 150 men.
The article reviews new coats with liberal lines echoing early models while adding fresh touches in construction and trimming. It highlights two standout designs featuring a one-piece body and sleeve cut, wide cuffs, and patches, plus a fur accented long coat with pony skin trim. An afternoon gown in georgette crepe with velvet and silver embroidery is noted for its finish, girdle, and delicate hat.
A mother used a doll as leverage to curb her daughter’s nail biting. When the child forgot herself, the doll would disappear for a day. The tactic worked, with the doll sometimes locked away, and over time the habit lessened.
The ancient Jews valued fragrances for bridal toilette. One twelfth of the bridal dowry was set aside for scents. The Balm of Gilead, once distilled from a mountain shrub, became so scarce that only the sultan could supply it.
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