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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
7
A collection of humorous exchanges and brief quips fills pages with random banter. A doctor warns about medicine timing, a visitor buys Cleopatra, and jokes swirl about manners, sports, and everyday life in a light, gag-driven tone.
A sprawling historical reflection traces how the title emperor lost meaning after Napoleon and the French Empire reshaped Europe. It notes the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire, the rise of new kingdoms in Italy Burgundy and Austria, and the durable shift in European royal titles.
Moody era Sunday lesson outlines Jesus preaching in Galilee as the Kingdom nears and calls Simon Peter and Andrew and James and John to become fishers of men. It emphasizes repentance belief and obedience, the need for fellowship in service, and the reliance on God to supply needs.
The text urges the church to send messengers to preach the gospel to all and to support those who can preach it. It cites the marching orders to go into all the world and to preach to every creature. It also notes that suffering can enlarge and enrich the soul when rightly borne. Prof. David Smith.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century cookbook style page presents methods for flaky pie crusts and fruit pies, plus multiple dessert recipes and soups. It cites Apple Pie, Ethereal Apple Pie, Cream of Barley Soup, Walnut Torte, Date Torte, Moss Torte, Angel Food, and several cake and pudding preparations with step by step mixing and baking guidance.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet features a wry exchange on a $10 necklace and a promised reward, mixing wit about contracts and a wife’s pledge. A joke about a runner on hoods and a Susan Singer device closes the item with humorous wordplay.
A clipped, garbled excerpt shows characters speaking of kinship and trust. The text mentions an uncle described as sound and a reference to a relation, hinting at a family tone without clear events or places.
A man driving toward Waterton on the state road suffered a wreck when a dragonfly flew into an open windshield. He swatted at the insect, lost control, veered into a ditch and fence, and had a bad wash. The sufferer sought damages from the fly incident.
Fashion notes describe numerous hat silhouettes from soft crowns to high and low bands with rolling brims and curved fronts. Designers emphasize versatility across materials like velvet leather and silk, with trims including ribbons feathers and ornaments.
The text outlines dress styles blending war era and street wear, noting garments for morning and afternoon use. It highlights simple surplice lines, piping, sashes, and draped effects, plus considerations for fabric choices and reuse of old coats into new fashions. It emphasizes practicality as wool and cotton waste should be repurposed to clothe those in need.
Fashion notes preview fall blouses featuring velvet fabrics, sheer nets, and eye catching embroidery. Describes hip length fits, sculpted waists with girdles, and dark color palettes for refined yet trendy looks.
A correspondent notes a whitening trick for mice by soaking them overnight in water with dissolved cream of tartar. Use one teaspoonful of tartar per quart of cold water. After washing, the fur is said to be snow white.
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