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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
7
A Dairy Farmer article notes postwar Europe boosts use of motor trucks over rail for milk collection and delivery. Trucks cut transshipment, handling steps, and delays, saving time and labor while expanding routes under shorter distances. Shipping costs favor trucks on 20 to 60 mile hops, with return loads boosting efficiency.
A. J. Banta, Chicago manager of a large sales firm, identifies 3000 pound capacity trucks as economical for many trades. He cites express, utilities, dairies, furniture, contractors, fire departments, coal dealers, grocers and truck farmers as logical users. He notes many Chicago haulers service South Water Street markets daily and save time with mid size trucks.
A vibrator described as a magnetic circuit breaker mounted on eight spark coils creates a series of sparks. The text notes combining car usage with neighbors, guiding signals for following vehicles, and cautions about corners and street sides. It discusses sealing leaking joints with soap and installing ignition wires, plus a detachable non skid tire chain patent claim.
A six to seven hour journey by wagon is shortened by trucks able to make the round trip in two hours with minimal five hour loss. Cook county roads are being rapidly improved with plans for 1920, enabling truck gardeners within 50 miles to rely on motor trucks for efficient transport to gardens and back.
In Luke 4 38 41 Jesus joins Peter and Andrew at home after the synagogue He heals Peter's mother in law fever leaves her and she serves them This shows Jesus proximity tenderness and power in private as in public He heals various diseases and casts out demons demonstrating authority and compassion for those burdened and ill.
A long 1910s style food column offers chestnut recipes roasted with apples and nuts plus chestnut salads desserts croquettes and a rich menu of cakes. It winds through religious reflections on private prayer and Emerson and ends with dinner ideas and wedding cake instructions.
Chinese wheelbarrows, with a center wheel and supports over the operator, transport more freight and passengers than any other land method. The wheelbarrow carries nearly 2 half tons on its vehicle, highlighting its distinctive design and substantial load capacity in China.
Afragmentary remark praises steady civic effort as the long road to welfare and success. The text links perseverance with public good, noting the old highway of Senate governance as the route to tangible results through persistent work and practical acts.
A fragmentary instructional note urges a stated weekly sum for little folk with kept accounts of expenditures. Mentions Carl Marshall in a thrift magazine. Also describes renovation steps to remove dirt and old varnish before refinishing furniture, suggesting a simple solvent method.
Readers explore a rich array of warm coats in wool blends and plush fabrics. Styles shown include fur trim options, practical pockets, belts, and bold button details, with fur collars and slide belts enhancing both fashion and warmth amid winter markets.
Veils add elegance to hats with mesh and floral patterns in gray taupe and black tones. Styles range from Chantilly like fine mesh to floral appliques, often draped over the brim or secured with elastic cords, offering a decorative but practical accessory for fall headwear.
The article notes fringe trim in wool and silk on frocks, with embroidery fringe motifs on cuffs and collar. It describes navy and white crepe de chine gowns with wool or brocade accents, and mentions veils as a dominant element of the correct Parisienne toilet likely to spread locally.
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