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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
7
Department of Agriculture promotes nutritious one dish dinners for families. Recipes include Fish Chowder, Dried Peas with Rice and Tomatoes, and Potted Hominy with Beef. Guidance covers five food groups and economical meal planning for work or play.
The lesson surveys Jesus calming the storm and crossing to Gadara as a typic portrayal of confronting tempests of life. It highlights the disciples fear, Jesus rebuke, and the demon possessed man healed, illustrating peace from Christ amid distress and the call to mission.
A long list of sauces and dishes runs through this kitchen note, detailing horseradish and hollandaise sauces, croquettes and fish stews, and rice and giblet soups. It mentions mustard brown sauces, imitation Worcestershire, and peppery meat accompaniments, plus a note on Spain’s iron wealth with Bilbaoe as a center of industry.
Kingsley extols duty as heaven’s command and notes moral integrity arises from faithful habits. A person formed by consistent upright actions acts without overt deliberation, trusting ingrained discipline to guide choices and duties.
A fragmentary reflection on Seekers After God, faith, and signs of the coming kingdom. Light sketches include a telephone complaint, a marriage service line, fashion critique, and Atlanta church club aims to welcome new settlers.
The piece surveys spring style innovations emphasizing tailored wool and silk combinations, breathable coats, and vest fronts. It highlights aprons designed for home duties, practical yet pretty, with patterns in plaid, serge, and embroidery, plus guidance on furnishing a room to maximize charm and personal style.
The text notes bands vary in width up to eight inches with wool embroidery. Very narrow bands are favored and often used to form a girdle. Wider bands frequently form the bottom of a straight apron tunic.
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