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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
7
A Sunday School outline analyzes Daniel's prayer from Daniel 9 2 19 and Psalm 103 8 highlighting God's holy nature and mercy. It outlines twelve lessons from the quarter emphasizing confession repentance divine judgment cross of Christ and God's restorative love guiding teachers to assign parts and discuss core teachings.
Poem-like reflection on every small act shaping the world. It urges truthfulness and small kindness as essential, noting a single flower not blooming or star not shining would dim the world. The speaker, James R. Miller, emphasizes the impact of each word and deed on others.
Fragmentary notes describe natural beauty with fields full of flowers and verdure, birds everywhere, and a poetic sense of pleasures of own. The text mentions euphoric scenes and unspecified places, lacking clear event, dates, or identifiable entities.
The article recounts the Valmy battle of 1702 where Kellerman led French republican volunteers against Prussian and Austrian forces, aided by émigré officers. Dumouriez, outnumbered and poorly equipped, faced mutinous troops yet Kellerman and Chartès steadied the defense. The engagement, seen as a turning point, inspired the republican cause.
Amid brutal artillery exchanges at La Lune and a fierce Prussian assault, Kellerman led a stubborn French rearguard before rallying infantry on foot. Kellerman’s bayonet cry and French artillery fire steadied the line as Prussian columns faltered and retreated. Night settled with France triumphant and the republic secured.
A man unable to live on his salary asks for help from a trusted adviser. The plan is to appoint his wife as a temporary receiver to reorganize finances. The adviser agrees and suggests the wife take control, a surprising but effective move to prevent bankruptcy.
A local garden columnist notes a terrible year for his flower beds and asks what crop he aims to grow, replying that sunflowers are the chosen crop for the season.
A brief, unclear notice recalls Hess-Poor Billy who wandered in the woods singing Sweet Adeline. He was shot by someone who mistook the song for a deer call.
An astute French mathematician notes that in some watches the moons exceed 200 million a year in small equal jumps while the outside balance covers 7500 miles. Yet power use remains astonishingly low, as one horsepower could run 270 million watches. The text then shifts to dugout pit construction on level ground, detailing excavation and banking of walls and roof, with costs tied to local character.
The text notes the dugout pit or potato storage cellar as a common storage space across the central and semi arid United States. It highlights its durability, inexpensive construction with sod or dirt roofs, and the idea that only great-hearted people can be true friends. Kingsley is referenced in the discussion of excavation methods.
In a curious tale from Our Dumb Animals a resident explains sparrows kept spiders in check on a Boston street. The insect problem threatened homes until birds began feeding on the pests, ending the fear of displacement.
Practical guidance on using soy beans as human food, including varieties, nutrition, and cooking tips. Instructions cover soaking and long cooking, canning, and making soy bean meal. Also offered are thrifty canning methods for fruits, jams, syrups, and preserves with step by step directions and safety notes.
Fashion editors note diverse inputs from Chinese Russian and American Indian ideas shaping autumn frocks and coats. The season favors straight line silhouettes with clever trims like fur cuffs and belts, while Japanese-inspired embroidery appears on new frocks and coats, reflecting global influence and practical style.
A Victorian style recipe list offers economical meals using small meat portions to serve seven. Includes Hungarian Goulash with veal beef bacon fat onions paprika and vegetables, dried peas and rice dish, and barley broth from mutton neck bones. Each dish emphasizes thorough cooking and seasoning for wholesome outcomes.
The article notes gold leaf is over thousand times thinner than ordinary paper yet costly for gilding. It explains five grains of gold can create many gilded pages, and discusses terms Blue-Bellied Yankees and Pennsylvania Dutch. It clarifies origins of the Pennsylvania Dutch label as a language group from German dialects rather than a distinct people.
In the Philadelphia Record reminiscences about gingham kitchen decor. The writer recalls mothers and grandmothers sewing embroidered gingham aprons and suggests cross stitching blue and white squares on narrow window drapes as a decorative touch for sunlit kitchens.
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