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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
4
A six room one story bungalow is presented as an efficient family residence. Architect William A Radford explains lay out with living dining area, three bedrooms and bath on the first floor, plus attic potential. Emphasis on low labor, wood construction, concrete foundation, full basement, and future attic expansion.
The piece cites Hamilton Holt on war work as excessive and bunk yet highlights generosity abroad. It recounts a Solomon Islander ex-head hunter contributing $4 at Kekenzola during a missionary collection, while others offered coconuts or shells.
Popular Mechanics reports a wartime surgical triumph using an artificial fluid to replace blood lost from circulation. A gum additive gives the solution body, allowing it to remain in veins briefly, with salt solution known to work temporarily but leaking through vein walls.
The American Legion publishes a Missing Men column to aid families seeking information about soldiers reported wounded missing or killed overseas. Readers are urged to send verifiable details to The American Legion Works to help locate and confirm status of servicemen and share their stories with the public.
Visitors flock to the Atlantic City Legion holiday camp near the Yacht Club offering twenty tents for 200 men. Weekly rates include bedding and meals with a breakfast and light luncheon available. The camp runs until mid September with applications open through James Butler, and aims to become a permanent annual facility open to all Legion members.
George Little of the Thomas Dis muke Bost Houston Texas, who has guided the Legion team to many victories, earned a Texas league tryout with Houston and pitched a one hit no run game against Galveston.
A brief quip cites a line about the sixth sense and a humorous mispronunciation of wartex. The exchange hints at wartime slang or mock seriousness, reflecting the period tone in the American Legion publication.
The American Legion announces it is free of a 257000 debt incurred for initial organization work, borrowed from 400 members across federal reserve districts. Taunton Massachusetts Post includes Mayor Leon Coughlin, elected at 31 as Taunton’s youngest mayor. A folding drum for orchestras has been invented, expandable to full size by hinged ribs.
The American Legion will present 4 500 000 World War I medals to service members on Armistice Day through local communities. Franklin D Oller announces nationwide distribution and urges cooperation with the war department to honor veterans with elaborate ceremonies and solemn tributes in cities and towns.
Veterans may apply for Victory medals through any of the 9 500 American Legion posts or directly via recruiting stations to the army or navy secretary. Gold star mothers and kin of deceased veterans receive special consideration, with medals to be presented Armistice Day.
A fragmented diary like entry follows a man’s struggle with mood and perception. He recalls a strange inner shift to a gloomy state, a failed sense of control, and a moment of public attention after receiving a long‑owed debt. The scene moves through personal reflection, odd imagery, and a small social cue at a post office.
Albert Grierson and Walter Grier, St. Louis twins in the same company, shared misfortune in France with diamond rings watches and chains lost and recovered in sequence. Albert and Walter suffered wounds and now intend to marry twin sisters Geraldine and Alentine Smalley of Sheldon, Indiana.
A father questions if his son can support his daughter in the marriage style she expects. The suitor compares priorities between a $500 baby grand piano and a $5 talking machine. A Good Wish offers a lighthearted marriage note and a playful election day greeting.
Since 1881 the value of rare coins has risen dramatically with many wealthy men entering the field. A Washington man owns a penny collection and has refused high offers, including a one carat diamond for a single extremely rare specimen.
A rare publication centers entirely on rheumatic sufferers, describing its monthly scope and unique focus within the world of periodicals. It highlights how the journal serves a specific patient community through dedicated content.
Instructions emphasize changing oil and keeping the lubrication system in order every 10 000 miles. It discusses ensuring oil supply, pump function, and crankcase cleanliness, with steps to check lines, strainers, and connections while diagnosing low gauge readings and possible pump or circuitry faults.
A vintage note discusses removing bushings with a bent tool to adjust steering, warns muffler explosions from unignited fuel, and advises monthly wheel testing for smoothness. It stresses the importance of good lubrication to reduce depreciation.
Instructions describe a special device to remove carbon using stranded wire cable and brass tubing. An illustration shows threading the wire through a tube end, taping and wrapping the opposite end, and capping the pipe with the left hand. After pulverizing carbon, a spark plug is examined for compression and piston fit to determine effectiveness.
Car maintenance advice covers leaks, battery safety, fuel and oil use, and storage. Guidance includes avoiding overinflation, testing alternator, draining oil every 50 to 100 miles, and checking bearings for alignment after impacts.
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