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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
7
A 1938 Imperfect Bible lesson discusses Proverbs 21 19 to 21 3 focusing on wine drinking dangers. It emphasizes abstinence and details woes from intoxication, including poverty quarrels and moral perversion, urged by Rev Fitzwater for youth and adults as a moral caution.
The Panamanian waterway saw a record traffic year with 23 commercial ships transiting, about 20,25 ships earlier, and a total cargo of 9,371,490 tons. Revenues neared 8.8 million dollars, offset by operating costs, showing no real profit yet. A training system for federal workers draws support from the National Federation of Federal Employees, aiming to ease career advancement and reduce the so called wall in government service.
Copat resin resources noted in Central Kongo forests, with large marshland deposits. It is collected from Mving trees or found fossil in river-bottom sands. Locals use iron tipped sticks to probe likely spots, relying on traditional know how.
A quotation discusses women and compromise asserting women think with sharp clarity and return to issues after yielding. It frames domestic compromise as a strategic pattern where a man grows tired yet the woman persists to secure aims, attributed to W. L. George in Harper's Magazine.
A home guide offers recipes for corn bread and fruit desserts plus practical cleaning and fabric care advice. It covers corn bread with eggs and milk, compote of rice with peaches, onion salad, macedoine salad, Dutch apple cake, corn omelette, bean soup, fruit whip, sponge cake, and a tomato ham dish. Also includes cleaning tips for fabrics, gold lace, wool, and stains, plus a brief poem and moral musings.
Ralph aged three and David aged five were childhood favorites in the neighborhood. David had been popular but left for a seat, leaving Ralph to receive most attention. The boys argued who had seen the most wonderful things. One morning David described wild animals and Ralph interrupted claiming to have seen a giant tiger.
A detailed description of the coming season’s women’s wardrobe highlights utility skirts and blouses. Notes include materials, trims, sleeve styles, pleats, belts, plaited borders, and stitched or drawn work. The piece emphasizes practical styling while noting decorative touches and coordinated sets.
Fall and winter blouse presentations showcase wide sleeves and high necks in crepe and satin, with vivid colors and embroidery accents. A notable gown features georgette and empire tailoring, while linen suits remain a favored staple, reflecting enduring taste and refined detailing.
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