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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1928
Page
8
A persuasive piece arguing for a simple one-plate plan to improve beauty and health. It promotes reducing portions, cutting extra coffee and rich foods, and using moderation to clear skin and sharpen eyes. It cites a quote about living on one third of what we eat and urges self-discipline as character building.
The item notes gender imbalances in several countries with millions more women in England and large margins elsewhere. It highlights longevity and labor endurance comparisons for Chinese and Japanese people versus Americans and Europeans, and mentions Lake Baikal’s depth and a salon chair costing $90,000.
The reader learns of a day rich in unusual personal and commercial alignments guided by planetary angles. While success and expansion are foreseen, caution against rash acts and hidden entanglements is urged. Those born today face a pivotal year requiring self control for long term ascent.
Grace Thorncliffe discusses combining modernistic jewelry with proper attire. She praises geometric triangle pieces and coordinated outfits, advising how to balance ultra smart day wear with dinner looks and noting specific styling ideas.
Eminent psychologist argues children do not cause a mother’s decline. A mother’s happiness depends on staying engaged with life, maintaining duties, and embracing newer freedoms and roles. Proper activity and independence help keep motherhood joyful throughout life. Copyright 1828 Newspaper Feature Service.
A 1928 feature column by M. D. Copeland urges daily outdoor walking for health across seasons. It contrasts pre automobile town life with modern reliance on cars, promoting brisk walking for fitness and heart health while noting the joy of fresh air and natural activity. It also includes brief reader questions on mouth sores and chronic cough with advice.
Sunrooms should face south to feel summery. Use vita glass panes and reed or willow furniture with grass woven fabrics. Add tea-velvet couch, low coffee table, end shelves, natural pongee curtains, and inexpensive East Rug patterns. Chinese lantern shades or concealed lighting suit this theme.
The piece portrays Jean Paul Marat as more than a revolutionary thorn, focusing on his romance with Mile. Simonne Evrard. It describes Marat's exile in the Paris sewers, Evrard's steadfast care, and her role at his death after Charlotte Corday's visit.
A 1908 column offers etiquette guidance for teen girls. It covers arm etiquette with boys, who should alight first, and appropriate ending times when out with young men. It also addresses writing to an older boy and planning a picnic with two couples, suggesting polite invitations and parental considerations.
Bobby Meets a funny Stilt-bird who explains his long legs and bill help him wade marshes for food. The pair practice on stilts, and Bobby learns to balance and walk, aided by the Stilt-bird and his father, in a lighthearted woodland tale.
Adele Garrison portrays Marion plotting a quick fashion buy and a planned surprise for her stepfather at four o'clock in a city shopping trip. Lillian notices Marion's sly glance and fear of her daughter’s schemes grows as the afternoon unfolds.
Disjointed passages discuss argument weakness and defended beliefs, praising mind as crucial blessing. Notes on fortune, effort, and the balance between chance and design appear, with references to imagined authors and scattered ideas. The text blends aphoristic reflections and obscure phrases.
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