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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
4
A devotional outline on Psalm 23 describing the divine shepherd who feeds restores and guides his flock. It emphasizes Christ as bread and rest, safety in green pastures, paths of righteousness, comfort in danger, and God’s perpetual goodness mercy and presence. The teacher is urged to study the Life and service of a shepherd to illuminate timeless truths.
The speaker urges action and balanced reporting at year's end, stressing duties to neighbor, church, and community. It reflects on answered prayers, two forms of prayer responses, and the need for personal effort and trial to gain strength and grace from God.
James P. Hornaday reports that about eight men are likely for nomination at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco starting June 28. Uninstructed delegates predominate. administration influence is expected to shape platform and selection, with Davis or Smith as possible anti administration or administration favorites amid internal maneuvering and budget reform talks.
A jumble of recipes and culinary tips describes making meringues, cakes, pies, and meats with era language and quirky phrases. The text lists ingredients and steps for Souffle like meringue, Butter cake, Election Cake, Whipped cream toppings, and various entrees, along with scattered commentary on nutrition and a stray note about a Oregon odor incident.
A reader recalls a Westport Massachusetts schoolyard moment about the hyphen and word meanings. A teacher used a picture showing lady bug, the class knew lady and hag but misread a subtraction sign as a swap. The note muses on language and old wedding noon traditions in England and modern misconceptions.
Fragmentary OCR describes rattlesnakes in California’s staked plains near Trane. It notes soldiers patrol the area to expel snakes and prevent bites, with annual fatalities and sporadic incidents as travelers pass through.
A vivid fashion feature contrasts American and Paris millinery and footwear trends. It highlights summer dresses and kimonos with elaborate hats, georgette skirts, and refined accessories, noting American designers sending goods to Paris while detailing specific frock styles, hats, and shoes.
Midsummer Brings Its Blouses NS EPILOGIE to the story on pum 11 mer blouses might easily be longer than the story itself. The new styles mix elbo and shorter sleeves with georgette and crepe trims. Wide front panels in sheer fabrics, embroidery, and vivid color pairings dominate afternoon and dinner wear. Georgette and pongee silks appear as rivals, while new silhouettes feature broad tucks and gathered details. The plate shows long-sleeved designs with lace, velvet ribbons, and belt accents, highlighting refined yet practical summer pieces.
The article describes Anne OKET tailored frocks for young girls with jet moire and dark belts, including brown stock and beehive trims. It notes stripes and trompe l oeil effects, color pairings like yellow and invender hiner, and fabrics such as gingham and tricotine. Draped skirts gain popularity with Valle weft details and green trim.
A fragmented discussion describes dyeing lace to match dresses for fit and style, noting varied color options and perceived effects on appearance. The text veers into topics on whale imagery and altered diets, with references to fashion and dental aspects, then shifts to a discussion of lace and garment preparation.
The readable fragment mentions lingerie and postwar style hints, with unclear names and dates. Limited concrete details prevent full reconstruction, but the piece appears to discuss fashion items and social trends in a dated newspaper fragment.
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