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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1918
Page
7
The article outlines parables of the talents and the Beatitudes from Matthew, detailing how servants are judged for using gifts entrusted by the Lord. It covers distribution, use, and accounting of talents, plus eight Beatitudes describing kingdom subjects and their traits. It also references related biblical crossovers and devotional guidance by Rev. BB Pitzwa.
A Washington demonstration shows the Browning light automatic rifle in action for French, British, Italian, Belgian, and American observers. Officials explain tactical use in trench fighting, over No Man's Land, and in close-quarters, noting its air cooling, portability, and rapid 20-shot bursts.
An extended headline style wartime feature urges women to reduce worry and boost efficiency at home. It promotes home science, careful planning, and labor saving tricks. Practical tips cover canning, preserving, sausage prep, kitchen layouts, labeling, and modest dietary guidance aimed at postwar recovery and productivity.
The Globe-Democrat notes the chief reason fifty year old men lack investment income is their younger choices valued non financial gains over investments. The Florida Times-Union quotes The Observing Sex about a girl recalling eye and hair color even after meeting a second tenant in the dark.
In the former villa of Pope Julius II in Rome now an Etruscan museum a superb gold death bridge is shown in proper skull position. It comes from an Etruscan tomb in Ctot ta Crstenana, a town in Etruria on the site of Wejl. The town was destroyed before Christ, making the dental work over 2000 years old.
In the Central Division Bulletin, August 28, the Red Cross seeks American women with cheerful dispositions to staff hospital huts in France. About 150 workers are enrolled. 44 more are needed by January 1919. Applicants should fund own travel, though the organization may cover living costs in France. Expect duties beyond the program if required, with emphasis on keeping spirits high for wounded and convalescent soldiers.
A preview notes wearers shift from severe to feminine pajama styles in Wash satin. The one piece model shown features Tess colored satin, kimono body, full palatine legs, elastic waist, turned sash collar, and durable trim like hemstitching and French knots.
A new form of braid, including a folded double braid, offers fast edge finishing for sleeves and tunics and simple trims for coats and frocks. Home dressmakers are urged to use this braid to finish garments with minimal effort during wartime.
Georgette Crepe in checks and plaids in various colors is shown. Narrow appliqued hems on straight rayon flex and wide plaid ribbons enhance hats. The Hibben hat style uses a loose crown tie with a large nose bow at the brim edge, a preferred low bow placement.
Small bags of fur match contees suedes and coats carried this season. Sealskin gathers on a gold top with matin and another handsome combination. Shirred satin and bent open for the bar. Another novelty noted.
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