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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1929
Page
10
A narrator recalls watching four redwood trees at mountain summit from a valley nest, meeting a forest ranger who describes an oval lake and an eagle nest. Spring ride reveals the trees bent by winter winds, lake muddy, eagle gone, leaving a nostalgic longing for the dreamt scene.
This article explains why a cream sauce is named as such and not simply cream free of lumps. It details smoothness, two common errors, and basic methods for white sauce and cream sauce, with variations and ratios for thick and thin sauces. It notes how to add flavors and when to add cream, avoiding boiling.
The article promotes a smartly simple line for a Spring coat in versatile gray or beige. It highlights a light weight gray wool model with a scarf like collar and pointed krimmer cuffs as an acceptable basic choice.
A compact survey traces Jericho from biblical conquest in Joshua to its revival under Hiel in Kings, its later fortification, and as Bethel prophets’ college. It notes its modern decline to a poor village of about 30 60 souls near Tell es Sultan and Elisha’s Fountain.
I invariably like to taste the waters from this spring for a story to tell when one returns home. Jericho’s modern site likely dates to the crusaders. A crusader tower stands in the village, with nearby hills containing early monastic remains. Aqueducts and ruined mills mark ancient industry in the area.
Genevieve Kemble notes negative planetary vibrations for the day warning of tongue hazards and possible turbulence. Mercury influences bring sarcasm while Venus promises popularity through artistic talent and sociability. Those born on this day may gain but must curb wit with honesty and firm principles. Davies.
A 1929 feature presents questions young mothers ask about infant care. It covers fontanelt closure, newborn sight and senses, eye color development, hair growth, sitting and walking timing, and general guidance for handling a baby. It also includes brief Q and A anecdotes on eczema, limb asymmetry, proper weight for a 17 year old, knock knees, nervous indigestion, night sweats, and cancer risk from caregiving.
Shadow-children seek a river answer from Grandfather Frog in a tale where Mil Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf learn that water makes rivers, not wells, and the grand answer is one great big well rather than a number of wells. Copyright 1920 Newspaper Feature Service.
The mayor of Greater Shanghai bans birthday celebrations before age 60. France imposes curious taxes on pianos and domestic servants, plus a Paris dust tax. Salt remains taxed. In the British Empire nearly 600 tobacco brands are grown.
A 1929 readers column prints letters about romance and social expectations. A frustrated male asks for guidance on loving an idealized past partner and pursuing happiness with others, while another man asks how to handle persistent attention from women. Annie Laurie counsels moving on, seeking other friendships, and avoiding rudeness.
Auntie Madge orchestrates a tense scene as Mary toasts betrothal constraints with Noel while Prince Georges clings to hope. Katherine arranges a brief, discreet visit to ease the meeting, masking tension with cordial warmth. Mary’s courage and charm shape a fragile, strategic reunion amid romantic loyalties.
A compact collection of maxims and quotes from Gaynor Shakespeare Stone Addison Bailey, each reflecting on growth, perseverance, mind health, and living by deeds. The passage pairs proverbs with brief attributions to notable writers and thinkers.
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