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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
3
The piece notes fashion nostalgia as the parasol and muff rebound in summer and winter wear. It laments war driven changes like tanned skin and the disappearance of flowers, then celebrates the returning charm of muff and roses as a delicate accessory for ladies at opera boxes and seaside strolls.
The piece surveys summer fashion options from elaborate lace coifs to floral motifs and jewelry accents. It highlights hats, veils, and muffs, with emphasis on coquetry and decorative wraps, including Chantilly lace capes and sheer nets, noting how color, texture, and layers shape elegance and mystery.
A vintage guide celebrates picnic season with varied sandwich ideas and recipe fragments. It covers watercress fillings, egg, tuna, and cheese spreads, several chicken and veal preparations, salads, seafood fits, and dessert tips like orange cream and almond pudding. It peppers in Kipling quotes and seasonal notes, inviting readers to adapt fillings, breads, and dressings for outdoor meals.
Tub silks offer a range of summer frocks in simple striped weaves and bright colors. Ready-made dresses may carry higher price tags, while pongee and other tub fabrics gain demand. Knitted silks stay popular. silk and wool blends show vibrant hues and multiple color combinations. Trimmings favor braidings and buttons. blankets, if worn, can be repurposed into quilts with subtle stitching.
The article notes gingham and organdie frocks as summer fashion, praising ruffles and simple construction. Ready to wear are costly, pushing women to sew multiple dresses at home. Describes tana or organdie combinations with red accents, scalloped edging, and flattering silhouettes.
A fashion column discusses a versatile taffeta foundation for multiple frocks and untined heavy silk crepe suits. It notes the current fabric trend, favors accordion plaited crepe de chine breakfast jackets trimmed with lace, and describes envelope purses in Paisley with straps, mirrors, puff cases, and beaded Paisley patterns.
Instructions for making a camp ration using boeenke mix with water, shaping a thin patty, heating a fat stone in a campfire, and serving with snee or ham grease if available, noting alternatives if grease is lacking.
This note lists a traditional group of nine virtuous figures grouped by era and faith. It includes three pagans Hector Alexander the Great Julius Caesar three Jews Joshua David Judas Maccabaeus and three Christians Arthur Charlemagne Godfrey of Bouillon Hercules Pompey with Guy of Warwick sometimes substituting Godfrey.
A jumbled fragment includes casual chatter about fishing and drink, cooking instructions for campers, scattered musings on cotton and Herodotus, and stray notes about Vienna and the Danube. The text mixes personal reminiscences, curiosities, and uncertain translations, with no clear single event or人物.
In a crowded supper room in France a young woman Leo, engaged to Major Whitaker, is watched by a mysterious stranger. The narrator recalls a childhood memory and a scar on Leo’s brow as the major proclaims her as his future wife. A plan unfolds revealing the major’s pride and a hidden romance amid social pressure.
A fragmented narrative cites Dr Bateson on sympathy in the Metical Record, exploring how true compassion requires entering another’s sorrow rather than offering cliché solace. It notes the tension between helpful empathy and intrusive pity, with Job’s comforters cited and references to religious and cultural notions of sympathy.
Rev P B Fitzwater interprets David in exile as a moral crucible shaping kingship. The lesson blends biblical narrative from 1 Samuel 20 and 24 with themes of weakness, dependence on God, persistence, and self control. It links David’s escape, mercy to Saul, and Saul’s later confession to broader calls for righteous response to wrongdoers.
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