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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1928
Page
10
A cosmetic guide links skin tone and hair color to shade choices. It suggests light natural powders for daywear and peach tones for evening, with rouge, mascara, and brow pencils matched to each complexion from olive to Titian redhead.
A jumble of clippings notes various oddities from Britain and beyond include a wife with shingled hair announcing plans to live again if she gains half the traffic accident share, and a London Zoo shopping list showing large quantities of sunflower seeds mealworms condensed milk and dried maize.
A reader asks if she should marry a twenty three year old man whose extreme jealousy makes her anxious and limits her independence. The advisor urges waiting until she is sure of her feelings, notes jealousy could ruin happiness after marriage, and cautions against rushing a risky engagement. The response stresses self knowledge and caution while acknowledging the reader knows her own heart.
Grace Thorncliffe critiques designers for lacking silk suits for a Hummer and praises current silk costumes. She highlights jackets, double breastings, trimming, and a dramatic jabot, noting new belts and hipline cuts that refine style. The piece reflects fashion commentary with speculative praise for innovative ensembles.
Dr Roy S Copeland explains the endocardium heart lining and endocarditis. He notes inflammation usually signals another illness and outlines rest, diet, and care as primary treatment. He discusses valves, prevention, and common questions with brief clinical guidance.
The reading warns of adverse lunar influences on August 1, predicting turmoil and conflict in personal and business dealings. It urges Mercury-era restraint, prudent speech, and Harmony in relationships, noting a lively but troubled year for birthdays. A child born that day may be clever but require discipline to avoid personal and financial calamity.
The tale follows Marie Du Barry from a village girl born August 19 1746 to her rise as royal favorite and lover of Louis XV. Her influence at court ends with exile, betrayal by the Revolution and execution on December 7 1793, marking a dramatic end to a celebrated romance.
Dr Louis E Bisch discusses how fear of inherited disease is often unfounded. He explains Mendelian inheritance from Mendel's pea work, notes that diseases like tuberculosis are not hereditary but there is a tendency toward certain conditions, and urges a scientific approach, data gathering, expert consultation, and counteracting fears.
Wanda Barton discusses the rise of kitchen clocks from alarm and wall models to bedazzled wall plaques and ships clocks. She notes the historic wrist watch, Puritan pockets, and modern clocks with built in lights, plus four faced table clocks that may return to tables.
Mary tells Lillian of her fears about Mary Harrison and chides Mary for spending. Dicky brings Harry and funds for a shopping trip while Marion’s gift and Mary’s bank book surface in the tense family scene. The chat reveals care, suspicion, and plans before a cliffhanger ending.
In a 1928 tale by Blanche Silver, Cheery Cricket avoids a kidnapping by Billy and Mama Blue Jay. He feigns cooperation, proposes a race for his head, and slips away while the Jays quarrel. Tippy Sparrow alerts them, and Cheery Cricket learns to stay cautious.
A garbled quotation fragment discusses the logic of speech, learning, and the burden of changing beliefs. It references Locke and a note on privacy being essential to happiness and efficiency, but the text is badly corrupted and hard to parse.
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