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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
8
An Adapted Sunday School lesson on 1 Samuel 17 from the Improved Uniform International series. It portrays David, the shepherd boy, facing Goliath, emphasizes David’s reliance on God, Saul’s jealousy, and David’s prudent conduct. The carpentered narrative links the victory to God’s presence and foreshadows Christ’s victory over adversaries.
A brief moral portrait of a steadfast believer. The speaker extols a fearless seeker who faces the unknown with a cheerful heart and a patient stride. He endures past and future pressures, living fully in the present and surrendering to a divine enterprise beyond human defeat.
A quoted passage from G. Spring contrasts mourning for sin as exposure to hell and as concern for its infinite evil, with mourning over its injurious effects and over its offense to God. It distinguishes terror from humility in religious reflection.
More than 100 courses are available to enlisted soldiers with about 2500 classes in progress and 100000 men enrolled. Camp Meade serves as an example with five departments including English education, business and commerce, industrial science, technical science, and professional training. The aim is to train soldiers for definite occupations and to broaden citizenship through practical education. The National Gallery of Art will open soon, funded by Charles L. Freer, with 19 exhibition halls atop a granite building near the Smithsonian. The collection includes Freer’s gift plus other major bequests and will be overseen by the Smithsonian Institution. A world nursing convention in Atlanta highlights international nursing service and wartime efforts, with delegates from Finland, Denmark, Belgium, China, and more.
A fragmented kitchen column mixes recipe instructions with domestic advice on prudent eating. It lists muffins, soups, sauces, and vegetable dishes, interwoven with notes on dieting, nutrition, and the role of affordable food in maintaining health for families.
An olive grower warns that pests threaten the olive crop. A tiny fly named Dacuselene, about half the size of a house fly, punctures fruit with its sting to lay eggs, potentially ruining three hundred to four hundred olives per insect.
The opal is proclaimed the largest nocul precious stone in the world, flawless and recently found in the United States. It weighs about 2.57 million carats, contains 21 cable inches, and is valued at $125,000 by its owners. The famed Viennese opal weighs 1.66 million carats.
A playful golf anecdote notes Stymie-Haxzard enduring remarks after making the ninth hole in three and later eighteen shots at the same hole. Adam shows enthusiasm for economizing by wearing old fig leaves. The scene reflects humorous sports banter and thrift in a light, period tone.
A humorous transcript shows a manager and executives debating personal missteps and financial misdeeds. The president’s wife becomes an unexpected focal point as a traffic operator jokes about stock trends. A manager hints at a secretarial marriage, while others quip about notes and bank notes.
An old fashion column advises seamstresses and clients on making two afternoon gowns. It notes styles for silk silhouettes and curvier figures, with design details like a straight jacket line, crushed satin bands, ribbon accents, square buttons, and georgette bodices.
A fashion note discusses silk coats and frocks for little girls, detailing fabrics like taffeta and silk, colors, and styles for a third birthday. It describes short waistlines, scalloped yokes, feather stitchery, ribbon accents, and coordinated accessories to present a dainty, practical outfit for young girls.
A vivid look at spring fashion features organdie frocks with embroidered flowers and butterfly-loop trims, plus tulle and shirred details. Novel ribbons, brocades for purses, and new green and black metal trims refresh outfits while mantling ivory tones for a vintage feel.
A fragmented report describes Holt Match Frocks showcasing summer children’s garments. It mentions lightweight fabrics, navy and white palettes, and accessories such as embroidered handkerchiefs. The piece references tailor details and design notes, though several terms are garbled.
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