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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1928
Page
10
A column argues against pleasing everybody and promotes balanced affability with firm principles. It warns against snobbery, boorishness, and excessive politeness while urging consistent, pleasant behavior as a habit that attracts good will without eroding character. The piece cites personal independence and genuine friendship as outcomes.
Spring planting season brings busy hopeful gardeners who prepare seeds and equipment. The article notes wall plantings against house walls for peaches and pears, advises watering, and praises evergreen shrubs and hardy roses with soil prep and spacing. Gladiolas are highlighted for decoration and cut flowers, with early planting guidance and hoeing in the growing season.
A seedless apple developed at an Abbotsford farm in Quebec could bring millions to Canada. Pomologists compare potential to the seedless orange boom in California as they pursue a breakthrough crop. Meanwhile London suburbs see residents returning to inner areas as flats rise.
The diary notes a first afternoon tea at Madame's shop aiming to make it a social club for customers to mingle without pressure to buy. Guests included Mrs. Cordice and regulars, with fashion modeling of an elegant dark blue chiffon afternoon frock drawing strong interest from attendees.
A lighthearted reflection on spring fashion and April showers. The piece notes the dread of spoiled outfits when storms hit a cheerful wearer and then reassures that the damage can be repaired while spring brings joy and romance.
Relying on Royal S. Copeland essay urges mothers to give infants water between feedings. Emphasizes hydration for health, digestion, and toxin elimination alongside milk. Includes a health Q and A section from the 1978 Newspaper Feature Service.
A column revisits the Epsom salts facial praised for removing temporary fatigue lines from the face after a long day. Instructions describe cleansing, hot and iced Epsom salt compresses, patting dry, and optional light moisturizer, noting daily use or emergency application when sleep is delayed.
Tomorrow’s horoscope notes new business considerations tied to sun influence. Expect possible secret and sinister machinations to emerge, bringing financial gains and career advancement for those born today. A notable nativity mentions John Burroughs.
A runaway girl rejects Hollywood and romance, chooses nursemaid work with a well to do family, and stays with the children she loves. She tells fairy tales, shares cozy breakfasts, and is met with tears from her father before remaining with the young ones.
A young woman writes about steady dating with a boy who asks for marriage while she is still a teen. The adviser notes the mother’s approval matters and counsels waiting a while if the girl feels young, wishing happiness if she marries confidently.
A reader asks if a teen girl should pursue a date with an older boy and how to feel. The columnist urges keeping the relationship light and friendship bound, while contrasting modern female ambition with romantic fantasies and offering a caution about deep attachment.
Princess Olina Wells of Trevivania recounts her reception in America and the help of Anna and Henry to escape Albert. She recalls New York nights, a hospital connection for her plan, and Noel’s violin performance that moved her, in a 1928 feature.
Doris meets Mr and Mrs Moose in a zoo yard. The moose explain their deer family kinship and antler usage, noting life in the zoo is safer from horn theft. Doris and Squeedee plan to visit again as the keeper arrives and the hour ends.
A compact collection of aphorisms from Longfellow Goldsmith Home Shakespeare Seneca and Ovid. It extols simplicity cheerful happiness and the inexorable passage of time with reflections on wealth virtue and mortality.
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