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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1927
Page
14
A reflective essay on ideas and imagination by Winifred Black. It contrasts the elusive Tall Woman guiding thoughts with the brain’s filing cabinet analogy, noting clever people keep keys to unlock ideas while dull minds misplace them.
The Vogue for Miniature Prints notes spring favors small floral designs in crepe and chiffon. Crepe makes daywear versatile while chiffon suits afternoon and evening looks. A simple one piece crepe dress features tiny pin-tucks and a youthful collar, while chiffon shows the tiniest sprays in blue and lavender on pale green.
Katie and Jim meet a foreigner claiming to be Henry Lincoln at a rural farm drive near a pump. Dicky prices his arrogance with witty French retorts while Katie mocks the pretender as she eagerly notices his odd English. The scene blends domestic squabble with harboring outsiders and a hint of Mrs. Graham’s sharp tongue.
Dr. Royal S. Copeland outlines rickets as a nutrition related disease, emphasizing feeding as primary treatment. He notes symptoms such as head sweating, late teething, bowing legs, pot belly, weak muscles, and nervous restlessness, and cites cod liver oil and sunlight as key remedies.
The article outlines beauty techniques for women, emphasizing natural appearance over heavy painting. It covers use of mirror visualization, careful rouge placement, lipstick guidelines, eye lash darkening with brown tones, and selecting powder shades to match complexion.
Wanda Barton outlines fashion for home making focusing on glazed and semi glazed chintz in full yard widths. She covers lamp shades draperies pillows and trims with cord banding ruffles and scalloped edges featuring patterns from English prints to old bed quilts and flower pots.
Dear Elsie counsels Janice on handling indecision by accepting imperfect choices. The adviser argues no life can be perfectly regulated and suggests choosing a sensible option and sticking with it, embracing occasional doubt as normal. A second letter from Harriet critiques inviting a sister-in-law to live with her, urging practical boundaries and fair household duties.
Conflicting testimonies frame the day with lively enterprise and notable success across ventures. Employment faces risk while health may worry, yet bold new projects and speculative efforts should prosper. a birthday year promises progress despite obstacles. Notable nativity: George Peacock.
Anne Chaplain profiles Mary Ann Duff born Mary Dyke in London. The actress and wife of John R. Duff rose to fame in Boston and Philadelphia, performed in Drury Lane, later supported ten children, and died in New Orleans after a life of charity.
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