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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
7
Kate Douglas Wiggin urges mothers to prioritize children amid war, arguing women shoulder essential duties beyond nursing and munitions. She insists protecting the future through loving, educating and sheltering the young, urging sacrifice and national unity to sustain fatherhood and motherhood as the nation’s foundation.
Gertrude Atherton denounces leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World and calls for harsh actions against liberals supporting them. She likens opponents to vermin and urges deportation or confinement, predicting social upheaval if reform is delayed and praising wartime suppression of dissent.
Charles Hanson Towne of the Vigilantes praises Western efforts to conserve fuel by stopping electric surface cars only at every other block. He notes posts instruct downtown cars to stop on odd streets and uptown cars on even streets, urging Eastern cities to adopt the plan and write to their mayors.
An Improved Uniform International lesson outlines Matthew 6 20 Acts 16 9 16 with a devotional emphasis on evangelism. It centers on Christians as salt and light and the Great Commission to preach to all nations. Paul’s Macedonian vision in Acts 16 9 15 is presented as a model of divine guidance and mission expansion.
Weekly read includes dessert ideas with light textures and a lemonade mint drink, plus savings maxims from The Saturday Evening Post. It then offers multiple recipes for puddings and jellies, fruit compotes, mutton ragout and ragout of veal, kidney dishes, Indian chutney and grape catchup, cucumber relish, and more, all framed by wholesome thrift advice and moral reflections.
A Chicago Hotel Morrison exhibit showcases practical garments designed for American women, including one piece work overalls, nightdresses, and negligés. The display emphasizes wearability in factories and munition plants, with fashion touching both utility and feminine detail.
The passage argues true devotion seeks no earthly reward. A hungry man needs food, a thirsty man water, a mother her child, and a farmer his work. thus a devout soul desires only God. Compensation for righteous action should be God himself, not prize or pay.
A religious exhortation urging readers to abandon human wisdom and turn to the Bible as the sole source of spiritual clarity. It cautions against skepticism and urges burying books when darkness gathers, promising illumination through sacred scripture. The quotation attributes the urging to J. Wilson.
hens and roosters fear the new aerial contraption as Chanticleer signals danger with warning calls. Mother Hen shelters her brood while chicks scatter toward her wings, sensing the buzzing propellers and instinctive danger.
Guidance on dental care recommends rinsing with a bicarbonate of soda solution after meals or when possible after consuming acids or sweets. The tip emphasizes simple, effective steps for preserving teeth without elaborate products.
The quote contrasts quiet virtue in peace with boldness in war. It recalls Shakespearean lines urging men to adopt the steadfast, humble bearing required when conflict arrives, and to imitate disciplined action in chaos.
Plain frocks of silk described for young women at summer resorts feature soft wash silk dresses with gathered belts, turned-back cuffs, graceful collars, deep hems, and optional patch pockets. Some trims use piping or hemstitching with white or hairline striped silks for a dainty, graceful look.
Readable notices describe floral hats and delicate organdy dresses making a comeback as spring fashion updates appear in the shopping pages, noting new hat designs and fine fabrics showcased by local stores.
A feature describes coming season headwear with varied shapes and rich materials. It highlights velvet, satin, and felt hats, detailing trims of beaver, ostrich feathers, and crepe georgette bow accents, praising soft crowns, flexible brims, and artisan workmanship.
The article prescribes pairing a blue serge stilt with a waistcoat of ivory tone. It emphasizes coordinating a light ivory waistcoat to complement the blue serge garment, outlining a classic tonal contrast described in period fashion prose.
A description of sleeve free sport coats in various materials dominating summer wardrobes. Includes a two-panel silk design forming front and back with a narrow belt and deep pocket. Also notes velvet slipons and an all white stitched belt, plus a white silk hat with black velvet trim and an English artist creating submarine scenes with diver helmet.
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