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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1918

Page

7

Scarlet Runner and the Gyroscopic Freak Race

In a dramatic portrayal by the Vitagraph Company, Christopher enters the twelfth episode of Scarlet Runner, facing Richard Herbert's gyroscopic Cigar during a long road race from Regent's Park to Edinburgh. A glamorous rival, Dorothy, and Herbert’s daughter Dorothy Herbert complicate the contest, revealing motives of invention and fame as the two cars vie for the lead and glory.

Dorothy Maudie du Guesclin Richard Herbert Christopher Sir John Maverick Odd Christoer Regent's Park Edinburgh Scarlet Runner Ant Mott Dick Herbert Alice Richard Herchart Yeonie Huy London Suburbia Herbert Midland Ther England Cigur Rlat Stugner Mellan Dick Hebert M'Lellan Miss Herbert

Knight of King Arthur’s Table in Edinburgh Duel

Christopher Race helps Dorothy Lindell spare power for her gyroscopes then loses a race and faces a furious uncle. A knife scene, a dramatic finish on Princes Street, and a revelation of Dorothy’s mother binding the lovers with a final vow to marry if she can.

Christopher Dorothy Herbert M'Lellan Edinburgh Princes Street Mr. Race Richard Herbert Mr. Stice London Somone Dorothy Lindell Christopher Race Chris Dorothy

Drunken Animate and Animals Drink Tales

A London Tit-Bits item reports on animals and alcohol, noting monkeys on barrel organs drink beer to calm their temper and become captives. Bears need pints to dance, elephants supposedly drink whisky as medicine, with one animal drinking 15 pints of Scotch and being cured. The piece closes with a joke about marriage and distance from family.

London

True Charity and the Value of Virtues in People

Quotation on charity urges focusing on others' virtues rather than faults. It counsels deafness to others' faults, blindness to one’s own, and remaining vigilant for good deeds and character in every person. The message emphasizes benevolence and generous judgment.

Office Boy Up To Date In Modern World Of Work

An editorial contrasts the old time office boy with today’s youth who understand market value. It notes cheaper wages and pride, then shifts to the rise of skilled, ambitious boys entering factories, schools, and the professional sphere, while praising self-reliance and modernization. The piece also covers errors in natural gas measurements under Boyle's law, revealing sizable underestimations at higher pressures and noting natural gas’s compressibility compared with a perfect gas.

United States Bureau of Mines

Toast to Mothers Inspires Open Hearts and Weakness

A brief quote from Lifa praises mothers for open hearts and acceptance of weaknesses, urging warmth and gratitude toward maternal figures. The message emphasizes emotional honesty and appreciation within family bonds.

Utensils for Farm Butter Making

Prepared by the U.S. Department of Agriculture the guide lists essential equipment for farm butter production. Items include heavily tinned milk pails a clean cream separator shotgun cans cooling tanks churn butter workers thermometers strainers stirring rods paddles ladles tin pails dipper hand printers and a stiff scrub brush.

United States Department of Agriculture

Proper Cleaning of Milk Separator Utensils

Instructions stress immediate thorough washing after use for all separator parts and tinware. Do not rinse only with warm water daily. scrub and rinse with warm water and washing powder, then sterilize by farm sterilizer or boil five minutes. Sodium carbonate or dairy cleansing powder recommended for easy rinsing.

United States Department of Agriculture

Wash Butter Twice and Cool Milk Immediately

The excerpt advises washing butter twice with pure water at about the buttermilk temperature and stresses keeping milk cool in summer with limited equipment. It also urges cooling milk immediately after drawing from the cow to preserve quality.

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Vitagraph Company Christopher and the Chauffeuse Christopher Sand Aiport Rehitive Bt 1 Automobile Club Guder Chriistopher Rave Christophies Thomal Caine Jatin Shaw Race Mr. Thee Fudd Sir John Jehu Christophier Sir Joli Madina du Guesetin Christos Phen Mulunie Frenkss Hestant Tomer Syston Tramsmission John Maverick Raul Erick Sneyer Office Boy Morning Star Chestnut Street Sixth Broad
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