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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
10
The article argues the secret is in the making not the bean. It explains choosing well roasted beans kept airtight, grinding fresh for each use, clean hot vessels, and proper brewing methods including boiled percolated and filtered styles with precise ratios.
Vera Winston presents a spring fashion note highlighting checked flat crepe outfits. A three piece ensemble features a short open jacket with a tie at the neckline and a pleated skirt in a yellow background with brown checks. The piece notes dots, checks and plaids as key patterns.
The April 12 forecast warns of conflicting conditions as Jupiter and Mercury create fluctuating luck while Neptune signals possible duplicity in new ventures. Employment and personal ties look favorable, but beware fraud in new undertakings. A birthday child may show cleverness with caution toward taking risks.
Dr Roy S Copeland argues milk is a vital daily food and that acid fermented milks like buttermilk aid digestion for those with weak stomachs. He explains fermentation softens curds, notes lactic acid benefits, and cites practical patient Q and A guidance.
Annie Laurie answers teen romance questions about a ring held after a quarrel and choosing between two girls. The column suggests asking relatives to retrieve the ring, avoiding valuable items before engagement, and ending a long friendship with care to avoid hurting feelings while pursuing the newer relationship.
Seen on fifth avenue a formal long sleeved dinner frock gathers popularity beyond California with graceful sheaves trailing hems and floating panels. One gown features natural colored lace on bodice and hip band with dark brown lace skirt and bolero while another bright red chiffon dress uses seamed panels and ankle length flair paired with onyx jewelry and black satin slippers.
Siberia, once a social dumping ground for felons and political prisoners, now attracts travelers including writers and sociologists. The vast land borders Arctic Ocean, the Ural Mountains, and China, with cities like Irkutsk and Vladivostok. Villages remain primitive with ring-fenced Soviets, and Tartar tribes in colorful dress persist as relics of old races.
The article urges harmony between home furnishings and personal style. It stresses selecting furniture by the inhabitant’s size and personality, choosing colors that flatter, and ensuring bags, prints, gloves, and umbrellas complement the wearer’s proportions and complexion.
A 476 ft chimney at Bitterfeld tops Europe’s height list, weighing 8,000 tons, surpassing Bochum’s 463 ft record. Silkworms spin 300 yards of silk by week nine. The Vatican houses the world’s largest Bible, a Hebrew manuscript weighing 20 lbs. London hosts 166,000+ aliens. Irish bogs rival German ones in extent with peat depths up to 40 ft.
A reader notes ammonia in wash water repels ants from pantry shelves. Ink stains on a fabric or surface may fade when rubbed and hands are washed. A stuck cake releases when the tin rests over boiling water. Coal dust mixed with water banked at the back of the grate dampens a fire, prolonging burn.
In this serialized tale a determined Madge fans tensions at a farmhouse mess. Dicky and Underwood clash over a bed for the bird and a contentious plan unfolds as Madge arranges cots for her father and guests. Tomorrow continues the clash.
A Nursery tale where shadow-children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf try to curb Frank's constant whistling. Their plan to trap tweets in a bag backfires as the boy sleepfully whistles on, leaving them frustrated and learning the limits of their power.
A dated collection quotes warn that truth must be shared for human progress while withholding truth is cowardly or criminal. It contrasts Muller's call to aid human life with Lloyd and West on virtue versus fault finding.
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