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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1929
Page
12
Medical columnist Dr Royal Copeland urges careful feeding to protect infants from indigestion. He stresses proper nipple size, bottle time, dilution of cow milk, and avoiding excess or too slow feeding, plus safe boiled water on hot days. Also includes health Q A and hot weather tips for mothers.
Grace Thorncliffe journals a life moment from moving shop to apartment changes and an engagement to Billie. She describes elation and nervousness about a two year wait, Helene's approval, and her ring while admiring a Fall brown crepe faille gown with lace vest and sheer sleeve detailing.
A short meditation on gardens and growth contrasts grand outdoor plots with the tiny urban window box garden. It extols patience, bravery, and love drawn from tending green things, noting city dwellers can cultivate beauty and joy despite limited space.
An article promotes a simple home skin tonic of boric acid solution and witch hazel in equal parts. It guides preparation, storage, and daily use in cleansing, toning, and applying makeup, urging trial for improved complexion over several days. Includes routines for morning and evening care and makeup compatibility.
Feature on metal furniture and lighting noting practicality and durability. Discusses metal mimicking wood finishes, ranges from tables to lamps, popular combinations with marble and onyx, and a new three-branched candle stick display showing innovative balance and design.
Genieveve Kemble writes of a day shadowed by subterfuge and scheming with slander and fraud as risks. Birthdays may see mixed success tainted by dishonor and duplicity. guidance stresses alertness and integrity, while a child born then may struggle with vision versus self deception.
A teen asks if a boyfriend should be introduced by real name or nickname and how visible a couple should appear. Annie Laurie warns against vanity and urges full names in introductions and careful expressions of seriousness. Advice also covers trust with a fiancée about social outings and balancing romance with marriage plans.
In a tense corridor scene Noel defends a secret liaison between Mary and Prince Georges. Mary's bold manipulation of Olina's mask reveal unsettles Georges, while Auntie Madge puzzles over loyalties as the pair plot a careful, discreet separation.
In a whimsical tale from 1929, Knarf the shadow child teaches princes Bread Butter and Jam a subtraction trick to solve ten minus ten. The lesson occurs as the princes ignore tutor Ting-a-Ling while savoring lemon drops, prompting Knarf to demonstrate a simple total of ten. The story features King Surm-Tweet-Tee and the playful, educational setup.
A compact set of aphorisms on time life and fortune. Bergson contrasts organized and unorganized tools of intelligence while Franklin warns against wasting time. Livy notes the rare pairing of luck and sense, Seneca laments senseless venting of anger, and Goldoni calls the world a beauty book unread by some.
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