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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1929
Page
10
A medical column by ROYAL S. COPELAND explains how ear wax can block the ear canal, causing deafness. It notes the ear’s anatomy, wax function, and dangers of probing with objects, plus advice on constipation and general health questions.
Grace Thorncliffe records a diary entry about returning to work after illness. She highlights a sale of an evening gown in printed chiffon with a large floral pattern. The design features sectional flare panels at the hip and a scalloped hem, with a longer back hem.
The poem imagines the man in the moon as Cupid observing lovers and romances across time. It frames Au Claire de Lune as the lovers’ song, celebrating love whispered beneath moonlight and the playful watcher above.
The article advises balancing lamps to reduce conflict after marriage, favoring two reading lamps and avoiding a central fixture. It notes modern bulbs can provide strong indirect light, while soft, targeted lighting creates a mellow room. A pair of twin lamps or decorative candlesticks can achieve cohesive illumination.
Home making advice on entry lighting versus candle use. Candles create a restful mood at tea but require discretion. Electric fixtures illuminate dining areas with wall brackets and small lamps on sideboards. Test parchment shades near a wall matching the room to ensure adequate light. Modern frosted parchment shades atop metal bases can give clear light if they blend with the room.
The forecast urges coolness and wisdom amid potential dramatic life changes and sharp trials. A birthday child may face a year of conflicts with opportunities, requiring self control, caution, and good judgment to achieve success and safety.
A reader argues a man should avoid crude humor and personal remarks to a waitress. He says if she is stand offish or unappreciative, he would back off and not press advances. He emphasizes tipping based on service rather than amusement and would not pursue further flirtation.
A 1929 essay piece argues a girl should hide sentiment until suitable moments. It contrasts male practicality with feminine warmth, noting men dislike sentimental talk during business or meals and that a prudent woman would reveal feeling only on chosen occasions.
The article advises women to dress for rain to lift mood during showers. It recommends galoshes, clean appearance, dark hose, and fabrics that resist spots, plus weather friendly makeup like wax eyebrow pencils, minimal mascara, and appropriate hats. Emphasizes keeping feet and shoulders dry and adopting a positive, practical approach to spring rain.
A teen girl asks if she should demand explanations from a longtime male friend who has not contacted her. The response says avoid pressing him, accept his invitations if he rekindles contact, and value the friendship without pressuring for romance.
Lillian recalls a near-fatal bomb plot aimed at Prince Georges hospital and the scar-faced suspect. The explosion wounds a wing, prompts police scrutiny, and ties to wartime experiences as Harry Underwood and others pursue the truth. Continued tomorrow.
In Max Trdll's GOOD-NIGHT STORIES a shadow girl May hides from visitors while Yam and others confront her rudeness. Shadows imitate real children and plot a playful lesson after May evades a polite greeting, ending with May learning to say how do you do. Copyright 1928.
A compilation of quotable lines from La Bruyere Goethe Shakespeare Schopenhauer La Rochefoucauld and Smith. Insights on cunning belief judgment and the nature of knowledge appear as compact aphorisms. The passage juxtaposes wit philosophy and ethical musings across diverse authors.
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