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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
8
The article surveys dream interpretations of vegetables, noting peas produce varying omens. Eating cooked peas in a dream is linked to business success and good fortune, while seeing raw peas suggests vexation. Some prophets claim green peas imply health when seen, but cooking reverses that idea.
The piece debunks the idea of sun inhabitants and cities seen by imaginative observers. It explains sunspots as dark openings in the sun’s gas envelope, mistaken for buildings due to shading differences. The text notes observers projected urban forms where none exist, clarifying actual solar phenomena.
Instructions describe mixing ox gall and boiling water to treat carpets, rubbing with flannel, using soap and washing soda, and dipping in hot water. Methods cover ink stains with blotting paper, grease with French chalk and water, and ironing dry. Cautions warn against sharp sticks and improper heat.
A historic note praises Chinese fruits as refined, noting oranges grown in milder zones and peaches and winter melons that appeal to European palates. It highlights a December to January peak and suggests European audiences will be introduced to more Chinese delicacies like bird's nest soup.
Annales de Medicine reports that tubercle bacilli can enter the body via the stomach as readily as through the breathing apparatus. The germs may traverse membranes unseen, travel by the lymph stream, and reach the lungs or other organs without obvious signs.
In Arkansas a brief, fragmentary note cites a Thomas Cet claiming that it is easier to follow a woman than to lead her, reflecting a terse, unsettled historical remark captured in a clipped OCR item.
A tale of a samurai son facing a ritual choice as a youth, his fear, and the moment of potential self sacrifice. The narrative contrasts courage with mercy and hints at broader ideas of honor and discipline.
Historians credit Miss Harriet Lane niece of President Buchanan with famed beauty and vigor. She accompanied her uncle as America’s representative to Oxford where he received the degree of doctor of laws. Her health appearance and graceful presence impressed crowds. She excelled in harp playing poetry and dancing while charming Washington society with her lively demeanor.
A fragmented lyric by C Van Dyke evokes a desert panorama with towering peaks lit by late sun. The narrator surveys San Bernardino river views, distant ranges, and the vast arid landscape fading into distant silhouettes.
The event featured Robert and Chark atop a new flying chariot attached to an air balloon. A crowd gathered along the Tuillettes to watch the ascent, while observers noted orderly conduct on the ground and described Paris as calm despite the unusual spectacle.
A fragmentary dialogue reads like cryptic slang with names and questions about Angeline, asking where she wore a tie and noting a half finished item. The snippet hints at a conversation or column fragment with unclear context and characters.
A brief note states women pearl fishers of Japan start work at fourteen and remain at sea year round, except in the wet season. The text mentions their role in the industry and implies seasonal constraints from early spring to late winter without detailing locations or organizations.
Man warns Willie Jones about microbes and health risk, urging caution and self protection.
An OCR fragment recalls a childhood meeting between Oliver Cromwell and Charles I at Hinchintrook. They played as youths while elders discussed state affairs, then a dispute arose. The king struck in defense of authority, sparking debate over royal prerogative and right.
A patient woman of forty three described long standing vague dyspeptic disturbances. Over the last six years she suffered a cough with thick mucus from the stomach area and was treated surgically. The report notes a possible latent venous infection and a need for further treatment to address the coughing spell.
A Buduliet faith ritual unites lovers after death as they marry in the next world. Both bodies were cremated and their ashes returned to the girl's father, who performed the marriage ceremony. The practice reflects belief that earthly marriage ties persist beyond life, prompting some to self sacrifice in hopes of reunion in the afterlife.
An African explorer recounts a female monkey shot by a campaign party. Tribe members approached the tent, held out arms, and mourned for the fallen animal. A gray old male monkey, likely the chief, inspected the wound then carried the body away, leading a two‑monkey funeral procession.
Reading a damaged note on Aesop translations, the text discusses how some translators misread the Greek 原 to change “goose” to “hen” in the fable about the golden egg. It notes that early adapters often preserve the first word but misinterpret the source, citing various versions and the influence of lineages.
Notices announce suit against Genevieve Brown for $11062, attached property, garnishment against First National Bank, clerk Alfredo Lucero. also land auction by Public Lands Commissioner with detailed tracts, terms, and mineral rights reservations. corporate incorporations and stockholder liability filings for Floersheim Martin Company and related entities.
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