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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
7
A compact study outlines Psalms 85 and 126 in a Moody Bible Institute sermon. It discusses deliverance from oppression, forgiveness of sins, and the plea for turning hearts toward God. The commentary links divine mercy, atonement in Christ, and communal joy to future prosperity and righteousness.
A historical account of the Battle of Trafalgar on October 21, 1805. Nelson led the British fleet against Villeneuve and Rosily, breaking the French-Spanish line, sustaining heavy losses yet securing a decisive victory. Nelson died aboard the Victory after securing England’s maritime dominance and thwarting Napoleon's invasion plans.
Masuo Soeda, a prominent Tokyo barrister, urged his household to quit smoking for health and moral reasons. Ash trays and all tobacco products were destroyed, but on June 1 he lit a cigar claiming his physician advised tobacco as heart medicine, saying the rest of the family endured the stricter ban.
A reflection contrasts happiness with pleasure and inner contentment. It notes that outward gaiety or wealth can mask misery, while true happiness comes from serving others. Edgar Sulkus argues happiness granted to others returns to the giver.
An applicant for a Memphis telephone position claimed operating experience by saying she had her adenoids removed, a remark noted in Long Lines Traffic Doings as a humorous misstatement highlighting the interviewee's misunderstanding of operational work.
The Popular Science Monthly notes there is no single American Indian language. There are at least one thousand languages in the Americas and about five hundred in North America. An English equivalent would not have a universal Indian word, and responses usually reflect the tribe where the inquiry originated.
The Rolling Stone Whatever is described as incorrigible, immune to conventional reproach, and driven by perseverance in unpleasant tasks. Attempts to curb his restlessness with authority or confinement fail to deter him.
The subject shows no fear of drifting through life without resources as his chief asset. His readiness to seek brave and new adventures sets him apart. He cannot be tied to ordinary measures, preferring a life of exchange and novelty.
A historic English case cited in Chitty’s Criminal Law holds that spreading rumors to raise prices of a product and persuading others not to bring it to market, along with hoarding large quantities to resell at inflated prices, are common law offenses. Conviction can lead to fines and imprisonment at the court’s discretion.
An Italian university professor asserts discovery of radium in ordinary dew. The claim highlights early 20th century curiosity about radioactive elements and their presence in common substances.
A guide to drying corn and canning vegetables, with tomato canning steps and jar sealing tips. Also features fruit desserts and beverages such as Mint Punch Chiffonade Tea Punch and Iced Turkish Coffee, plus various condensed milk based creams and frozen desserts. Includes Emerson quotes and a humorous quip on women and jars.
The fall salts collection impresses with superb taste, stylish colors, and velvety wool fabrics. Designers favor quiet tones like tan and gray, while clever cuts reveal inventive fashion without loud contrasts.
A detailed study of elaborate gowns with pearls and diamonds, fur trims, rhinestones, and draped bodices. Describes dancing frocks, tailoring tricks to flatter figures, and accessories including scarves, veils, and white accessories. Highlights Paris imports, filet stitch embroidery, and net over satin ensembles.
A reflective passage argues that intimate knowledge tempers hate more than disdain and that a little information is a dangerous possession. It states that true improvement of relations between nations and people requires more knowledge and understanding.
A New Haven Register piece muses on Eve wearing a coat of tam prior to the apple episode, framing the tale as an early garment origin. It links cultural myth with attire, suggesting a prelapsarian style influence and symbolic looseness in satire.
A new jumping rope device automatically records each turn count, allowing children to jump without making any sound. Popular Science Monthly notes the gadget lets youngsters jump themselves into fatigue while remaining silent.
A fragmentary column blends playful dialect with astronomy and civic signals as the sun rises on daytime topics. The piece hints at stars, dance, and governance in a stylized, humorous voice.
The Retail Millinery Association of America reports furs are favored this season for millinery trims facings and edgings. Mole kolinsky ermine Jap mink genet mole dyed nutria and squirrel are cited as in demand. To Mend Blankets: repair tears with cheese cloth and yarn then crochet edges to finish a light quilt superior to a comforter.
Courtney meets a curious cat during a careful exam of ears nose claws and tail then notes the mustache and remarks to Aunty that the cat is shaving humorously. The scene captures a playful domestic moment.
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