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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1926
Page
3
The physician notes that back sleeping signals illness, while side sleeping often indicates recovery. Right side is preferred for drainage and heart comfort, with specific poses for adults and women. He warns against upright chair sleeping and endorses twin beds to minimize disturbances.
The passage outlines birthday traits for those born this week noting loyalty to duty, leadership, honesty, quiet speech, but occasional impulsiveness. It lists careers for men and women and cites Sarah Bernhardt born October 22, 1844 and Hon. Thomas Brackett Reed born October 18, 1839 as examples.
The text describes a warm yet sensitive person born in late October, noting courage, methodical thinking, and decisive leadership. It suggests careers for men as executives and for women in sales, management, and teaching, and mentions Theodore Roosevelt born October 27.
Gallup High lists home and away games including Defiance on Oct 23 at Gallup Farmington on Oct 30, Farmington visiting Gallup on Nov 13, Gallup at Winslow on Nov 20, and Thanksgiving Nov 26 with Menaul at Gallup.
Miss Allen explains refilling a glass reservoir without oil on fingers. Recipe from Margaret Allen Hall at Battle Creek College of Home Economics details Rich Devil's Food Cake with Laplander frosting, including butter sugar milk flour eggs nuts chocolate and vanilla, with step by step beating and folding instructions.
The story highlights lace trimmed crepe negligees in vibrant fabrics with ostrich and marabou trim. Wrap around styles with side fastenings dominate, featuring exaggerated sleeves and bold color contrasts on facings.
Japan's first Masonic organization Yokohama Lodge No 1092 traces its origin to 1866 under the auspices of the Grand Lodge of England during the winter period, establishing a landmark lodge in Yokohama.
The article advertises a warm cold weather coat for school use and general wear. It highlights a convertible collar protecting much of the face and roomy pockets. It notes practical concerns beyond football season and comments on road-side living and odors of burnt gasoline in a pointed aside.
Fort Lauderdale relief efforts after the September hurricane centered at the Masonic Temple. Refugees arrived in the hundreds. over 1,000 received first aid on the storm’s first day. The temple housed a hospital, milk depot, food dispensaries, temporary barracks, and aid stations and served as a reunification point and general storehouse for white and Black residents.
Two white stones from Solomon's quarries near Jerusalem will be used in the Manoniec temple now under construction in Cincinnati Ohio. They were ordered by the Cincinnati Masons and were granted by the British Government under the Palestine mandate.
Shoppers note limited variety in coats for girls from thirteen to nineteen. Stores offer stripe patterns, plaids, fancy weaves, soft fabrics, fur collars, and flare shapes. The piece mocks a “ardent wet” opposing dry law in fashion sensibly.
A humorous note discusses households with cake lovers and the versatility of cake as a solution for varied tastes. It teases readers about the abundance of cake and hints at a series of recipes by six famous cooks.
Philadelphia cooking expert Mrs. Sarah Tyson Rorer shares a wholesome soft molasses cake recipe. Instructions cover dissolving baking soda in water, mixing with molasses butter and flour, then baking about 30 minutes in a medium oven, served with whipped cream.
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