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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
22
A Golden Wedding bride recalls 58 years of marriage amid nine children and hectic family life. She says there was no time to quarrel and emphasizes daily routines, meals, and keeping harmony in a large household.
The article shares practical tips to repurpose unused corners and doors in homes. It suggests boarding up extra doors, creating shelves in closets, installing book shelves across door tops, and building in alcoves or dressers from awkward hall and room spaces for a warmer, more intimate look.
Adele Garrison portrays Aly Harrison delivering a fatalistic line to Philip Vernizen as Mary, Dicky’s niece, wrestles with deception and fear after a nightclub scandal. The narrator weighs trust, danger to Veritzen’s career, and Mary’s fragile moral resolve amid a web of deceit and manipulation.
Royal S Copeland argues sensible eating beats self treatment with soda, charcoal and alkalis. He warns fermentation and hyperacidity from poor eating and lack of exercise cause digestive distress and suggests leafy vegetables, whole grains, and regular meals to restore balance.
The article outlines abdominal exercises to slim the waist and flatten the stomach. It describes the body twisting drill with a chair, followed by a back-humping move on hands and knees, urging daily practice and gradual progression to avoid overtaxing the heart.
The forecast notes minor planetary sway bringing possible opportunities with new projects or secret institutions but warns of delays and irritations. Prudence and temperance apply to personal affairs and new undertakings, with notable mention of Charles S. Chaplin as a birthday figure and a reminder for restrained conduct.
A 1927 Premise Syndicate column mixes personal letters on romance and self image with a debate on whether married women should work. Agatha advises self acceptance over appearance while Claire argues against dual roles, noting workplace discrimination and home duties.
A biographical sketch tracing Sarah Bernhardt born Rosine Bernard to Parisian origins, her Conservatoire training, comedie francaise rise, and triumphs in roles like Phèdre Camille and La Tosca. It notes wartime service, later honors, amputated leg in 1915, and her enduring motto Quand meme.
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