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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
7
Battery care guidance warns owners to inspect the electrolyte level every two weeks, especially in winter, and to use only distilled water. It advises professional handling for electrolyte changes, keep metal parts coated with vaseline, and avoid crossing tools on the battery. If the engine won t start or lights fade, check ignition, carburetor, and charging system.
The piece warns against indiscriminate adjustments by car owners and advises identifying the actual problem before acting. It cautions not to force spark plugs and to ensure they seat properly with a gasket. It also recommends touching up minor rust spots early with a small can of fender enamel.
Article discusses headlight focusing as a nuisance and explains how some cars offer adjustment to correct tilting. It describes mechanisms lengthening or shortening the distance between bulb tube and reflector, typically via a threaded bulb holder and lock nut. It notes one headlight may drift and that adjusting tools or wrenches may be needed if no adjustment is provided.
The article endorses regularly rotating tires starting at the right front and moving around to distribute wear. It argues one tire rests each week, advises proper inspection for cuts and abrasions, and recommends vulcanizing damage to protect longevity.
Automotive notes report shifts in US dealers with a 25 000 threshold and warn that excessive grease can cause humming in the transmission case Postal chauffeurs in Boston face dismissal for speeding Europe reports 23 000 vehicles to Belgium and Wyoming leads in per capita motor vehicle registration American made cars grow in Uruguay due to fuel efficiency NYU adds automobile transportation to industrial engineering programs as truck registrations persist in seven states at year start South Dakota now tops states with one vehicle per 3 3 4 persons and taxes on gasoline accompany registration fees
Six month study outlines Saul birth in Benjamin lineage, Tarsus upbringing, home training in the Word, and early education under Gamaliel. It notes Timothy likewise taught from childhood, Saul's trades in tent making, and the broader lesson of trusting God in life’s maze. Quotes from Clarke and biblical references frame the lesson.
In Ophrah an angel visits Gideon under an oak as he threshes wheat at the winepress to hide from Midianites. The Lord declares him a mighty man of valor, directing him to action despite fear and scarcity. The scene frames a call to leadership and courage in a time of oppression.
Practical kitchen guidance mixed with recipes and household advice from an era newspaper. It includes Hot Potato Salad Toast With Ham Sauce Spring Soup Prune Ice Cream and Russian Cabbage Soup along with domestic tips on cleaning storage and comfortable dress for housewives.
A garbled recipe feature covers many vintage kitchen ideas. It blends savory and sweet dishes such as Fried Apples with onions, banana and orange rind desserts, and Spiced Carrots. It also includes scattered patriotism lines and breakfast suggestions like Bacon With Mushrooms and Lamb Chops a la Savory.
In a meditative remark, a farmer contemplates selling the farm to place money in the bank, arguing the Lord determines fortune while money remains untouched. A second note cites Tod Tonkins contrasting perpetual greed with modest gains, comparing a bass fiddler to a ukulele player in worldly outcomes.
A skewed note from St. Joseph News Press mocks European language variety and baseball coverage. It humorously mentions dea swages and lack of baseball writers overseas, referencing a pun about nails and heirs with archaic spellings and a nod to Ernest Weekley.
A 1910s era feature extols enduring charm of white and black lace frocks for midsummer wear. It highlights an allover white lace gown paired with black accents, georgette foundation, lace panels, and soft georgette collar. Accessories include a silk parasol, hat, and ribbon details as essential style elements.
Hat fashion beams through lacey floral garnishes and summer silhouettes. The feature showcases four gems in Mack marinos and crepe de chine with white lace, garden rose wreaths, and blue silk accents. A midsummer mood rule defines the season’s best millinery and elegant matrons.
The piece notes Spanish style influence on spring and summer evening gowns with bold colors like tangerine orange and glowing yellow. It mentions dyed lace gowns and fashion shifts toward cotton or cottonlike fabrics, with red London hats and shades such as burgundy and rose red dominating.
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