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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
10
This May 15 lesson from 1 Corinthians 12 4 7 and Ephesians 5 23 discusses the church as a single body with many members each given gifts. It stresses mutual dependence, humility, and cooperative service, noting the deacon and other roles as essential and all parts united by the Holy Spirit.
A reflective passage by J. Morgan Gibbon on human nature and unwritten laws. It contrasts expediency with truth and righteousness, noting that decisions reveal deep norms. Temptation ends when moral principles compel dismissal of evil offers. Tyrannies crumble before steadfast integrity.
The passage states that our true attitude is of men who believe immortality is already ours and that today is part of our inheritance. It urges valuing life by uniting it with humble, eternal things in God’s eternal life, as cited from Zion's Herald.
Washington reports a flood of bills cluttering the hopper as Congress debates amid plans for veterans bonuses, tax changes, rail and coinage issues, amnesty questions, and a Roosevelt two cent piece. President Harding resists general amnesty while promotions and new correspondents’ rules unfold.
A composite reading blends farm lore on caring for tools with dated religious events from ancient calendars. It sketches a moral link between tending equipment and devotion, then lists Resurrection and Ascension dates tied to Nisan in AD 30 and 90, with disputed timing.
A mixed recipe page features bright salad ideas from Kidney Bean to Pear Salad with marshmallow accents. It includes Salmon Omelet and Rice and Meat casserole along with a Bavarian chocolate cream dessert and a long, imperfectly OCRed cabinet-style culinary note.
A collection of old fashioned dish instructions describes baked stews with beef and vegetables, and simple preparations like potatoes with bacon, hamburger spaghetti, roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, fruit desserts, and banana treats. It preserves vintage kitchen methods, sugar, and flour quantities, with step by step baking and serving notes.
A fragmentary report describes eruptions from Kilavea in eastern Hawaii during earlier times, listing craters ITSO IRN 7540 and 1808 as eruptions. Kilaves-tki, a companion crater north of Kilavea, is now extinct.
A garbled snippet reports a playful exchange about walking on an elevated carth with a person named Rose. The text shows archaic spellings and punctuation quirks, reflecting a playful fragment from a humor column or dialogue sketch in a Chicago-based newspaper.
A long, ornate guide outlines bride deciding bridesmaid gowns from past and current fashions. It discusses fabrics like organdy, taffeta, georgette, and voile, with options from quaint to modern silhouettes. Describes bodices, sleeves, necklines, and decorative drapery, emphasizing harmony with the bride’s dress and hat styles.
A mid century style note discusses selecting a suitable wedding costume balancing youth and sophistication. It highlights two example outfits: a gray georgette cover dress with embroidered beads and a black satin dress with a silver and blue ribbon detail. It also offers sewing tips for pillow slips and trim usage for a refined look.
The Harting blue appears across fashion items from Windows All-Over Knitted Dress to hats and corsage bouquets. A striking model features the blue in a low neckline dress with floral trim, reflecting its popularity among sportswomen and designers this season.
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