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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
7
A sermon by Rev P B Fitzwater surveys First Corinthians thirteen emphasizing love as the supreme gift over prophecy tongues and faith. It outlines the virtues of love including patience kindness freedom from envy and unselfish character, and notes love endures while other gifts fade.
The text praises Jesus as the Great Physician who ministers with infinite gentleness. It highlights his tender approach, words of address like Son and Daughter, and his healing touch that lightened burdens and comforted broken hearts before healing was complete. It describes his hospital work as a school of gentleness.
A fragmentary quote shows Charles Dickens advising his son to place the New Testament among his books, calling it the best book ever known and stating it teaches the finest lessons for truthfulness and duty.
An overview of the 1856 Treaty of Paris ending the Crimean War, noting Florence Nightingale’s enduring legacy, Sardinia’s entry into the conflict, and the formation of Italy. It recounts the war’s origins in the dispute over holy places near Jerusalem, the major players, key battles, and the 1858 Paris peace settlement with the four points, including Danube navigation and protectorates.
The text outlines the 1801 Lunéville treaty ending the French conflict with Austria and its peace terms, noting France’s Rhine gains and Swiss independence, followed by remarks on Napoleon’s rise and Holy Roman Empire dissolution. It also describes early American rail attempts, citing a granite quarry line in Massachusetts using hand forged rails and mules before B&O era.
The Minute Men were citizens pledged to field on a minute's notice. They first appeared during and before the War of the Revolution and resurfaced at the Civil War start. Sometimes they were enrolled as militia. Also, an economic perplexity about wages is posed with a farmer's quip.
Scotland's water power potential is estimated to yield up to one million horsepower. The assessment examines Scotland’s rivers and waterfalls as sources for industrial energy development and economic growth.
The passage presents a garbled reflection on earning a living and the world’s duty, but the fragmentary wording yields little coherent meaning. It hints at a social or philosophical idea about reciprocity between individual effort and world support, yet lacks concrete facts or context.
A long vintage kitchen guide covers salad making as art and science. It details dressing methods Mayonnaise Tartare and Cream dressings, garnishes, and the role of color and arrangement. It also offers thrift advice, cooking tips, and marketing notes for a thrifty household.
A practical guide lists Ever Ready Salad Dressing from eggs and mild vinegar thickened and stored, plus Velvet Sherbet made from lemon juice sugar and rich milk frozen smooth. A buttered bread dessert with apple fence is suggested, baked and served hot for children.
Mends for fabric rips by edge aligning and rubber tissue with matching material, pressed flat with a hot iron. Suggestions include embroidery stitches, dress protectors from nightdress skirts, and leather interlining for trouser holders. Also notes on pongee trends and a light footwear fad with white outfits.
The article reviews sport suits for warm weather, highlighting self colored embroidery trims, bright green silk tricolette coats, and white satin sport skirts. It notes versatility for informal wear, with coats, vests, and belts in varied fabrics like ribbed silk and Angora embellishments, and mentions diverse patterns and two color combinations.
The article discusses veils as a wardrobe staple for all women, noting that clever women are often plain and wear veils regardless of style. It argues veils from established makers guarantee quality and cautions that veils are delicate, needing careful handling and proper donning and removal.
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