25 Mar 1921
Page 7
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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
7
A religious lesson for March 27 presents Matthew 29 1 20 with a focus on the empty tomb, the angelic message, and the risen Christ. It cites the women at the tomb, the Great Commission, and themes of faith, witness, and the Lord's sustaining presence. The author emphasizes obedience, rapid testimony, and the power of Christ over death.
A text argues that without religion a man is incomplete and society lacks a binding force. It compares familial unity through shared parentage to men in society needing a common belief or deity to maintain social cohesion and order.
Edward B. Clark recalls the late Vice President Thomas Riley Marshall and his wife. Washington misses the Marshalls as social hosts celebrated by foreign ambassadors. The piece reviews Marshall the after dinner speaker and his humane view of the vice presidency, plus cabinet shifts and military figures at a recent Indian Wars dinner.
The article notes that after the Revolutionary War the infantry wore blue with white facings and artillery blue with red facings, the only two arms then. Cavalry emerged later, with period splits tied to peacetime wars, and a separate anecdote describes a wooden block cast into the Yellowstone River by an initial Glendive citizen, drifting toward the sea, later modified by two others, last seen near Washburn, North Dakota.
A kitchen note lists Peanut Butter Rice Casserole Apple Pudding and Chocolate Doughnuts with detailed steps. It includes breakfast and dessert ideas, batter tips for griddle cakes, and a menu of fruit desserts like Grapefruit Salad and Lemon Dumplings. Also features lyrical verse about spring and children in the woods.
The piece notes Kenesaw Mountain in Cobb County Georgia located about 25 miles northwest of Atlanta and recalls the June 1864 clashes between Union forces under Sherman and Confederate troops under Johnston. A magazine aside quotes a character arguing about a sore subject while asking a friend to watch a sister.
An instructional piece on improving household meals through seasonal, simple, wholesome cooking. It argues against waste and poor education about nutrition, urging balanced, well prepared dishes. Recipes include Cabbage Salad Apple Delmonico and Individual Baked Apples with dried fruit fillings.
Poet Pat Quotation records how Andy asked Alfred Tennyson for his autograph and sentiment, writing repeatedly after no reply. Finally, Tennyson inscribed: Ask me more. The Boston Transcript notes the spread of the metric system, officially adopted by three countries and increasingly used elsewhere.
Fashion notes celebrate new spring suits with floor long skirts and long coats. Skirts extend eight to six inches past the floor, with box, straight belted, and fitted coats in twill serge and crepe. Embroideries and beads persist, with colorful trims and varied motifs, including embroidered back details and front side motifs.
The article notes that American women increasingly favor accessories to elevate plain street outfits. Neckwear veils gloves purses and jewelry are highlighted, with detailed descriptions of lace embroidery crepe and net pieces, various veils and collars, and fashionable sashes and finishes like copper crepe and fringe details.
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