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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1929
Page
12
Dr Copeland advises summer readers to avoid sitting in drafts and direct sun, eat light meals, drink appropriately, and dress lightly. He recommends gradual cooling after overheating and moderation until the body acclimates, with practical skin and health Q A tips included.
Fifth Avenue fashion notes show monk's cloth in natural color gaining prominence in sports wear and outdoor coats. Tweeds remain active for sea voyages and motoring with varied weaves and browns with yellow threads. Leather accents in sport costumes appear as trims and accessories, including belts bracelets and scarf rings with silver and gold details.
A fashion model writes of an engagement, noting rapid congratulations and many gifts. She describes family happiness, anticipated meetings with the fiancé, and social plans. A shop gift of yellow brocaded lounging pajamas with a ruffled design is praised as a lovely surprise.
Marie Marot notes antique Empire bed as a striking piece affordable at auction rooms. Describes heavenly blue draperies dark blue top with gold border and light blue underside with gold dots, an old gold background, lace bedspread and dainty lace pillows to create a luxurious, cohesive room effect.
The tale narrates Cephalus and Procris, gifted hunter and wife, whose trust is struck by gossip. Aurora abducts Cephalus briefly then Lelaps the dog dies, leaving Cephalus solo. Procris, jealous and misled, lies in wait and dies from the very javelin she gave him, revealing the tragic misunderstanding.
A reflection on a boy who set fire to the schoolhouse and the mixed feelings about sending him to reform school. The piece blends nostalgia for summer, childhood mischief, and a passive empathy for the boy’s momentary rebel mood, ending with wistful wishes for freedom from school.
Practical tips advise placing tissue paper in heel cushions to protect goloshes and keeping patent leather shoes stored on trees or stuffed with paper. A sponge can be cleaned by soaking a day in a soda solution, rinsing in cold water, then sun drying for several hours.
Knarf disguises as a bird to trick Mr Canary into revealing when the eggs will hatch. The shadow-children cheer as Knarf presses the bird for the exact day, but the Canary senses danger and Knarf narrowly escapes, convinced the wrongdoer learned the timing.
The column warns of obstruction and hostility ahead from malefic influences. With steady self control and careful speech, new ventures can launch successfully, while avoiding sensational turns in business and personal life. A child born that day may show traits favoring success through calm restraint.
Betty and Dot learn table manners during visits to country cousins and imitate Aunt Elsa’s orderly dining. Paul, the elder, serves his sister and guests carefully, teaching the children to set the table and pass dishes without fuss. Betty and Dot, ages four, take part and enjoy the new routine despite initial awkwardness.
A gray horse is often well tempered and sugar beet plants yield five million tons to farmers yearly. Mussolini watched golf for the first time. In 1928 English donations to the poor exceeded 55 million dollars. The English army uses about 6800 tons of meat in six months. Cracks in St Paul’s Cathedral persist despite 750 thousand dollars spent on preservation. Condensing steam to water a tennis court for a year would cost over 4000 dollars in electricity. Strawberries with sugar and cream are common. pepper may be the best condiment.
Mrs Graham visits the bun galow studio on the hotel roof and talks with the elderly widow who boasted a long residence. Harry Underwood and Dicky search tenants for a possible intruder while suspicions fall on the lone old woman who refuses male entry.
A compilation of concise maxims from Chapman Channing Vauren Rabelais and Carlyle. The lines contrast flattery with danger and praise discipline growth and the value of humor in daily virtuous living. Each author presents a compact reflection on human character and conduct.
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