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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
12
A reflective piece urging readers to seek practical life knowledge over theory. It stresses that ignorance causes disappointment and failure, encourages studying causes and effects, and advocates constant observation, reading, and applying knowledge to improve personal and professional life.
Recipes showcase fresh asparagus and rhubarb with methods for Italian asparagus, asparagus on toast, tip-top cuts, rhubarb triple crust pie, New England rhubarb fritters, and related sauces. Includes guidance on trimming, boiling, frying, and serving with butter, cheese, cream, and sugar.
In Kent villages there have been no cases of drunkenness for nine years. Cherrapunji in India records 457.20 inches of annual rainfall. Piccadilly Circus tube station will have eleven escalators. An average well dressed woman uses 3 pounds 4 ounces of her husband’s attire. Despite less cultivated land, Britain has more farmers than since 1671.
Before prohibition the feminine wardrobe borrowed from male tailoring. The latest incursion is the mannish dressing gown, cut in severe tailored lines. Pictured is a rose and cream striped satin gown with rose satin cuffs collar sash and buttons, comfortable and chic in the newest mode.
By Marie Marot a portrait of a mahogany bureau with glass knobs and carved details highlights the enduring appeal of Colonial furniture. A small cheval glass vanity and a rush bottom chair with oak frame underscore the era’s elegance as a granddaughter admires her own reflection and the pieces welcome guests with graceful restraint.
Teen advice column presents questions on popularity and dating. A girl seeks guidance about not chasing boys, hosting informal gatherings, and managing attention from neighbors, while a 19 year old engaged reader asks how to handle a quarrel before marriage.
Advice column responds to a reader named ANNIE LAURIE about a fiancé and a town’s interest in his friendship. The advisor urges listening, explains jealousy is unreasonable, and recommends granting him personal freedom to preserve the relationship.
Temple Manning discusses traditional Japanese family control over marriage and the role of parents in matchmaking. The article contrasts arranged unions with the bridal rite, noting the bride’s sorrowful attire, the shrine ceremony with symbolic pine bamboo and plum, and the san san kudo ritual where the couple pledge vows sipping sake three times from three cups.
Fortuitous influences rule the day with Venus Jupiter and Sol expanding projects in personal and business affairs. Prosperity and happiness come from guidance of power figures and friends. those born today can expect a prosperous year and success. Notable Nativity: Raphael, painter.
Dr Royal S Copeland warns youth against ennui and boredom as life lengtheners and health deteriorators. The piece urges enthusiasm and cheerful living, notes family impact of gloom, and includes reader Q A on gall bladder, warts, and weight for teens. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service.
The column describes a smart frock with a kerchief styled as a pirate bow at the neck and panel-like belt, plus repeating cuffs. It highlights a black taffeta robe de style with rhinestone embroidery and oxidized lace, quirky umbrellas, and alpaca in spring outer garments. Blues emerge as key outdoor colors for the season.
Princess Olina reveals her mother’s miniature and the mystery of her identity. A confidant questions a servant about danger while a watcher disguises truth in a tense interview. The maid Katie’s wild theories add tension as the secret looms over the household.
Queen Ant counsels a distressed Queen Bee to form a new hive, sharing her own story of winged youth and leadership. She explains ants unhook wings, embrace duty, and build a home with loyal followers. Bee learns to lead her own hive as Queens multiply in Bee-ville.
A compilation of aphorisms on reputation crime and character from Addison Syrus L Estrange Guthrie and Riley. The sayings warn that a single overlooked crime invites more, nature cannot be killed by disguise, and a sunny temper can brighten hardship while certainty slips away amid pursuit of the uncertain.
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