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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
7
A Moody Bible Institute teacher reviews Jesus discourse with the rich young ruler. It covers the man’s virtues and errors, Jesus’ challenge to sell possessions, the danger of wealth, and the rewards for following Christ, emphasizing that eternal life is a gift not earned by works.
A religious exhortation urges readers to act, join the Master, and avoid being mere onlookers. It calls for parents to start with the home and for Americans to manifest the sons and daughters of God. The message emphasizes unity, brotherhood, and loyalty to the Captain who gave life for world salvation.
Washington observers report Presidentelect Harding favors creating a new welfare department with a woman at its head, expanding social and economic oversight. Potential candidates include Harriet Taylor Upton and Julia C. Lathrop, with Republicans and welfare advocates weighing deep into Washington talks and future cabinet possibilities.
A nostalgic recipe blend from The Kitchen Cabinet features Ham Timbales with a parsley and egg stuffing, baked in buttered molds, and a Carrot Salad with parsley dressing. Additional items include Oatmeal with Dates, Lemon Star Cookies, and Orange Chocolate Cake with Pomona Pudding mix.
A historic recipe page describes baked stuffed fish with bacon, cracker crumb topping, and a ragout of venison with sweet potato border. It details preparation for salt or fresh water fish, stuffing between slices, and wrapping in bacon until crisp followed by ragout and prunes served with mashed potatoes. The piece also includes old time cakes, cookies, date cake, and spice nut bars in a stream of culinary notes.
The saffron dye once signified royalty in Ireland and later social distinction in the Hebrides. In medieval art saffron brightened illuminated manuscripts while textiles used saffron dye, sometimes combined with tin foil as a gold substitute.
The earliest pins were likely thorns or bone spikes used similarly. Bronze dominates finds from prehistoric lake dwellings in Europe, with a few copper pins and a single iron example among the bone and bronze relics.
Two eggs beaten until thick sugar salt melted chocolate and nuts raisin cherries and pineapple folded into pastry flour and baking powder. Drop by teaspoon onto greased pan bake until set in a moderate oven.
A fragmented recipe describes dicing onion and pepper in fat until soft. It calls for a quarter pound of mushrooms and three minutes of cooking, then adding a spoonful of flatly chag and leg with half a spoonful of sweet basil and a scant salt measure.
An ornate catalog describes dainty negligees and coats in taffeta silk crepe de chine and georgette. Lace trim, Kimono sleeves, and ribbons embellish sheer fabrics and velvet and corduroy counterparts. Beaded capes pair with the garments for a refined yet playful look.
A descriptive feature on decorative ribbon baskets and related textile fashions. The piece details basket designs, edges, and adornments, including satin ribbons, lace, and fine embroidery. It notes use of baskets for home decor and toilet requisites, with mentions of assorted embellishments and the influence of ribbon artistry.
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