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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
7
A 1911 Sunday School lesson on Daniel 3 and the fiery furnace. It notes Nebuchadnezzar's gold image, the Hebrews refusal to bow, and God's protection as they emerge unharmed. The piece emphasizes faith under persecution, courage, and obedience to God over earthly authority. The narrative links to trials in life and Tribulation, urging steadfast devotion.
The 1700 Pultown siege pitted Charles XII against Peter the Great as Sweden sought Moscow via the fortress at Pultova. A brutal assault entangled by rivers led to a decisive Russian victory, transforming regional power and launching Russia’s rise while ending Sweden’s era of dominance in the north.
A brief meditation on small acts of fidelity quoting Frederick W. Farrar. The lines highlight duty and glory in tiny faithful deeds alongside the peril and shame in neglecting them, contrasting virtue with laxity.
In General Younghusband’s A Soldier’s Memories two Englishmen find a Spanish outpost ration joke about wine profits. A sergeant explains the wine travels from Barcelona via large casks, adjutant general, colonel, and company commander, with each taking profit. Also notes a spruce gum test for quality.
A collage of antique humor cites Lord Chatham's wit defining wit as a pension to a servant. Queen Elizabeth tests a speaker on legislative delays, replying with seven weeks as the passage of time. The note ends noting American colonies gaining provincial status with local legislature in 1784.
Island of St John later named Prince Edward originated as an English settlement under a quasi feudal system. It became a British province in 1769 via a commission to Governor Patterson and later grew autonomous as United Empire Loyalists settled along the St John River valley.
A Swiss immigrant farmer in California adapted steep hillside farming by terrace steps on a 45 degree slope. Chickens, fruit, and vegetables now aid the hillside farm’s viability, transforming what others deemed hopeless into productive land.
A dramatic exchange about a suitor who flatters himself claiming he can make a daughter happy. The speaker doubts any man can truly satisfy a woman's happiness and contentment, and remarks that a man marrying for money must be ready to love honor and obey.
A collection of old time kitchen notes with tarts and desserts, fruit and nut fillings, and pastry ideas. Includes guidance on food safety in hot weather, handling fruits and vegetables, and keeping milk and meats fresh. End with several classic desserts like Caramel Ice Cream and Cheese Pie, plus simple muffins and soups.
Millet speaks on art choosing synthesis over meticulous detail. He notes reproach for insensibility to charm, claiming his aim is to reveal broader vision and robust artistic effort rather than laboring every fragment. The quote underscores the tension between exactness and cohesive meaning.
The text argues justice as the inviolable standard guiding human actions and all societal transactions. It asserts justice transcends law, and that a society ranking justice below religion or elites will inevitably perish, invoking Prudhon to support the teaching.
A reflective line notes a man’s lasting memory of his first visit to a barber shop for a shave, emphasizing the enduring pull of small early rituals on memory and identity.
The article describes fall millinery and dress trends emphasizing satin gowns, crepe georgette sleeves, and velvet hats. It highlights hat styles with fur ornaments, grosgrain bindings, and satin evening looks, noting colors like black brown and gray and detailing fabrics, trims, and the season’s fashionable silhouettes.
The article notes Greek inspired evening models featuring draped gowns with embroidered details. Designers contrast this timeless elegance against modern cuts, highlighting how sashes, folds, and waist defines shape while embroidery adds ornamental texture.
The piece discusses party dress styles likely for a refined gathering, mentioning fine lawn or namsook fabrics with elaborate festooning and Valenciennes lace, hand embroidery, and delicate net dresses in cream or pale pink trimmed with pink ribbons. It notes some women consider net dresses and heaviness of handwork in poor taste for certain occasions.
A fragment attributes a provocative, bibulous remark to a Beowung's magazine quote about women, suggesting a debate on belief and sensationalism. The tone mirrors period humor, but the text uses a libelous stereotype and lacks verifiable sourcing.
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