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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
10
Readings cover Tabernacles as harvest joy and booths, Sabbath meaning and divine rest. It contrasts recreation with worship, notes the duties of family and servants, and cites Jesus inviting disciples to rest. The lesson frames Sabbath as privilege and renewal, not obligation.
John Sangster, warrant officer, arrested William Mohrmann 37, living in a Crone Park barn to dodge high living costs after failing a fire ordinance in garage. Mohrmann admitted wealth but claimed barn life to save money, noting he wore same suit and collar for years and walked miles to save bread costs. Magistrate Conway ordered further examination.
In God's Keeping envisions a world shaped by shared humanity despite ethnic and class struggles. It foresees a just earth where every child gains laughter, each person earns a fair day’s work, and nations give equal regard to all, contributing to global welfare.
Emma Hofman, nineteen, was caught in shafting above her workroom at Burlington Silk Mills. She refused to have her hair cut as rescuers extracted it strand by strand. Scalp tearing occurred but rescuers saved about 20 square inches of scalp after doctors stitched wounds.
A Chicago report recalls a staged benevolence scam where a slick young man duped clergy across churches by telling a sob story of hardship. He claimed to need help and praise, but pastors discovered the tale was a tactic to extract favors while claiming broad sympathy for “the poor.”
Tom Freeman of Eminence Missouri claims the local record for killing snakes this month stitching a rifle shot that felled fourteen reptiles. He reports warm weather aided the hunt and describes finding a twisted pile of stakes that resembled a single target before opening fire. Several snakes were badly wounded but crawled away.
Neva Fraser eighteen, bride of a few weeks, swallowed poison and danced through a party before collapsing. She returned to the phonograph and played Till We Meet Again, then fell dead. Friends unaware of the tragedy saw her collapse as the music ended.
An unidentified thief who stole diamonds valued at $3000 from a woman customer of the Gross National Bank in San Antonio nearly a year ago sent back all but three gems. The thief accompanied the stones with a note promising to return the missing three, which he says he is currently using.
Nutley New Jersey a small courtesy extended to a train passenger led to conductor Charles Wyatt of the Central Railroad of New Jersey receiving 500 from the will of J E Trombet of Nutley. The bequest was noted in Trombet s will filed here.
A garden worker, Mrs Jen nle Gossard, died from blood poisoning after a scratch on her finger while gardening led to a fatal infection. The incident is reported as a domestic accident with medical findings cited by authorities.
Spring Cabbage Scalloped With Tomato and Chicken and Spinach Soup feature in a handsomely detailed 19th or early 20th century household menu. The text prescribes cabbage with tomato puree baked in a casserole, a chicken and spinach soup with thickened broth, a mutton casserole with currant jelly and olives, and Italian codfish dishes. It also covers desserts like Cream Cakes, Hobnail Crullers, Hemiere Cran and Pineapple Delight, Apricot Sherbet, and Sausage Potatoes with savory toppings, reflecting a varied domestic cookbook style.
A fragment from The Kitchen Cabinet offers several era dinner ideas including Potatoes Russian Style baked in a peppery paprika broth, Baked Chili Con Carne with tomatoes and corn, Casserole of Ham with layered potatoes, Potted Dye with oysters, Cherry Pudding, Chocolate Bread Pudding, Prune Almond Jelly, Delicious Spice Pudding, and Pickled Bananas. Recipes include measurements, cooking times, and serving notes, reflecting period cooking styles and flavors.
A description of the so called soap lake in northwestern Oregon notes that at twenty six inhabitants call it the Soap Lake. Vigorous stirring or beating the water forms thick sods and rubbing between the hands yields soapy feet. Animals refuse to drink the water.
In the United States a large number of intermediaries are discussed as drivers of market beliefs. The text hints at widespread confidence among vehicle operators regarding unidentified entities and a mistaken assertion about tiles.
A traveler on the CB Q from Chicago to Toronto mishears a conductor announcing a station name Mutteway Sandwich and shouts for two sandwiches. The incident shows a humorous mix up of travel announcements and food expectations aboard the railroad car.
A fragment suggests a British lord titled Laury being linked to undesired praise or recognition. The text mentions verse makers and confusion over the poet Laury, with uncertain attribution and unclear context for who is named or celebrated.
Fashion notes on new coats praising smart wool fabrics and lasting style. Describes Russian blouse influence, dolman sleeves, embroidery, capes and mantles, and highlights tailoring detail, quality materials, and durable wear for the season.
Readers explore shifting millinery styles highlighting wellness hats in subtle colors. The piece notes diverse materials and trims, including silver hats with visors, embroidered patterns, and candy cloth or georgette fabrics. It offers tips on hat finishing and belt making to coordinate outfits and maintain tidy closures.
Clothing note describes taffeta gowns and dress details with gathered flounces and deep skirting. Mentions insignia of a surplice bodice and how the gown attaches, noting pinked edges and broad washes.
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