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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
10
The lesson argues that nations gain blessing when God is honored, cites Israel’s unique status, and notes America’s wartime gratitude. It urges Christians to balance obedience to civil authority with moral integrity, emphasizing love toward fellow citizens and responsible citizenship in law and government.
Washington authorities push to bring Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the draft evader, back to the United States. The case draws wide interest from veterans and the Legion while officials outline possible methods to secure his return and the government’s determination to pursue justice. Training camps and postmaster appointments also feature in government plans, with emphasis on broad citizen enlistment and a shift toward classified service for certain posts.
The piece notes John Burroughs examining a quail egg shell to test whether the mother bird or the young caused the break. It argues legal medical and scientific methods share truth seeking, yet Burroughs’ keen inquiring persistently observes nature beyond quick conclusions. It ends with a civic ideal defining a good citizen who prioritizes law over personal will.
A 1920 Western Newspaper feature presents quick one dish meals for busy homes. Recipes include Mutton and Vegetables, Baked Pork Chops with potatoes, Spanish Meat Dish with beef gravy and spaghetti, American Chop Suey, and Sliced Pressed Beef. Also offered are Easy desserts and a Butterscotch sauce.
The article offers pie recipes including custard and date pies, plus guidance on fruit fillings and crust variations. It then shifts to Persian proverb, food economy notes, and kitchen innovations such as serving tables, wheeled carts, screens, and household furnishings aimed at efficiency and comfort for the modern home.
In a humorous quip, Prof. William E. Scott of Princeton allegedly predicts that when coal runs out humanity will face demographic shifts. He claims fair skin fades under tropical suns and a potential move toward a darker-skinned race as the world migrates south.
Were Marweet Bird notes that winter is ideal for finding birds nests as hedges are tearless and hidden sites become visible. The kingfisher nests with fishbones, possibly leftovers from yearly feasts, while Indian tailor birds weave leaves with caterpillar silk creating remarkable nest structures.
The article describes organdie fabric as a fashionable summer choice, praised for its ease of sewing and low cost. It highlights its use in dresses hats trims and combinations with gingham and silk, with two color outfits featuring piping and petals. Two dress examples showcase red Swiss and light Jamethyet color schemes with matching hats and sashes.
A vintage style piece explores hat varieties for summer wear, noting intangible quality as key to success. It describes model hats suited to different expressions, includes Brown Betty recipe for breaded apples, and mentions tinseled organdie as a new trend with metallic embroidery on summer hats.
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