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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1929
Page
10
Winifred Black argues that a college graduate with dull manners contrasts with his practical, self made chauffeur who grew up working. The chauffeur acts with decency guiding his siblings and peers, while the rich son remains self absorbed. The piece praises work ethic and suggests the chauffeur has much to teach the master.
A Vera Winston fashion feature showcases three smart Spring hat models. An attractive beige felt turban with silk fringe, a bright green felt hat with a rolled semicircular brim, and a new felt Reboux copy with ear laps, one turning up, signal the season’s chic headwear.
Damp flour makes heavy cakes and puddings so store it dry and warm slightly before use. Cast-off curtain rods can become shoe racks by mounting on skirting boards. the heel of the shoe hangs on the rod. Use leftover vegetable water plus milk, salt, and celery or onion to make an emergency soup. Recycle worn rugs into bathroom or bedroom rugs by cutting and binding with tape or cretonne. If a rubber hot water bottle leaks, fill with hot sand for heat and comfort in sciatica and rheumatism. a bran filled bottle makes a kneeler for floor scrubbing. Steep wax tissue in vinegar to prevent mildew on jelly tops. New brightly colored enamels refresh kitchen appearance.
A late teen girl seeks popularity with boys. The advice urges listening more, avoiding overt pursuit, showing interest in their hobbies, and letting conversations flow. It cautions against indiscretion and encourages friendly behavior to avoid gossip.
The article discusses string beans as greens in the diet with protein value similar to meat. It explains two methods to remove strings, standard and Frenching, plus cooking times from 20 to 45 minutes, and notes quality varies with bean age and string presence.
The passage presents a mystical astrology style reading about celestial influence on work contracts personal life and finances. It notes unusual events for those with birthdays describing talents challenges and potential financial peril with a poetic closing quote attributed to Keats and a fragmentary forecast about daily stellar operation.
Restoration workers uncover a nest with a clutch of hen's eyes in Peterborough's seventeenth century Guildhall roof. Experts estimate the eggs were laid about a century ago. Nearby, a separate statistic notes five million Americans lack basic literacy.
Home Kitchen recipes by Alice Lynn Barry describe two bean dishes. One uses 1 pound string beans with cream salt and pepper, cooked until tender and served hot. The other cooks beans with tomatoes onion lemon rind juice and seasonings, adding water if the mixture dries.
Temple Manning recounts New Guinea as one of the world’s last cannibal outposts. He describes Papuan tribes as tall, frizzy-haired, nearly naked men with female adornments, nose septum piercing, and the ritual use of feathers, flowers, shells, and enemy bones for decoration.
Dr Copeland urges attention to persistent tiredness as a sign of possible illness. He cites hidden infections, dental abscesses, poor diet, constipation, and kidney issues as common fatigue causes, and advises medical exams to identify and correct the problem. Public health guidance from a former New York health official.
Adele Garrison chronicles a behind the scenes debate over Noel Veritzen's musical drama. Harry Underwood and Lillian weigh a plan to control Veritzen to secure Noel's independence from his tyrannical father while safeguarding a royal marriage scheme.
Knarf’s clever plan uses a fan to whisk the shadow-children back to their home as real kids prepare for supper. The group lands in a garden and, after a misadventure abroad, realizes the fan carries them safely back to their masters.
A collage of aphorisms and literary quotes from Hugo Pope Yoke Swift Browne and Young. The lines touch on virtue, charity, language, and belief with reflective rhetoric.
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