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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
6
Dr Roy 8 Copeland presents Dr Holt’s infant care rules urging maternal nursing, milk stations, trained district nurses, pasteurized milk, and home milk handling. Emphasizes community programs, health boards, and accessible doctors for every mother to prevent infant diarrhea and malnutrition.
A scene unfolds with Lillian Marion and companions en route to a hotel for a luncheon, balancing new life and lingering misgivings. The chapters hint at family tensions, inheritance issues, and past hardships shaping present choices as characters discuss marriages, fathers, and a letter from Samuel Brixton.
The stars forecast a lively day with progressive conditions though caution is advised in speculation and finances. A sharp mind and prudent judgment help avoid pitfalls while personal contact brings happiness. A child born today may be talented and accomplished with gracious talents and versatility in many paths.
The article describes new bathing fabric styles with varied color combinations. It highlights a skirted dichotomy disguising pants as a divided skirt, a linen beach ensemble popular for its tunics and bloomers, and a blue check model with dark blue jersey piping and lining for beach coats.
A historian argues shorthand existed in Apostle Paul times and cites 155 A D as evidence. Dickens, Wendell Phillips, and others reportedly used shorthand. the piece notes the predominance of women stenographers today and muses on commerce stopping if they all quit.
Louise de la Valliere, known as the little violet, rises from Tours to court life at Fontainebleau. Her beauty charms Louis XIV, while a convent life follows after their liaison ends. Four children are linked to the pair, with two surviving to old age in obscurity and later biographers revealing her gentle life.
A series of practical tips for cleaning linen scorch marks with fuller's earth and onions, preserving dripping with borax in hot water, improving milk scorch taste by cold salted water soak, cleaning browned stove fittings with vinegar, storing Thermos flasks without corks, and browning a spongecake with a sprinkle of white sugar for a crust.
I offer guidance on handling a dating dilemma from a teen reader and two other letters. A young woman must decide whether to apologize for not being home when a caller visited and how to respond to a jealous boyfriend while maintaining friendships and independence.
Dr Louis E Bischo, eminent psychologist, argues that criticizing others exposes personal weakness and jealousy. He notes women often envy dress rivals and men undervalue others to hide insecurities. He urges generous praise and self correction, warning silence can reveal faults.
A playful essay links garden foods to myths and superstitions from various cultures. It covers plantain, onions, beans, garlic, leeks, pumpkins, corn, peas, radish, and parsley with tales of magic, protection, love, and prophecy associated with each.
A child named Betty reads a story about a tiny ant guiding twenty ant cows on a leaf pasture. She laughs at the ant and learns to notice the ant’s work and the danger when Bossy the cow escapes. Betty helps by closing the gate and ends with a lesson on understanding small helpers.
An old style guide emphasizes neat hands and delicate nails over thick cuticles. It recommends gentle cuticle removal with cotton and orange wood sticks, repeated biweekly for best results, plus thorough cleaning and lotion use to keep skin soft and nails polished.
A fragmentary quotation from Lotie on wisdom and restraint. The text discusses humor, health, moderation, and the value of sober speech in private and public life. It emphasizes knowing where to stop and avoiding excessive pride or zeal in conduct.
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