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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
12
A guide to cooling summer meals with cold dishes. Consomme frappe made from bouillon gelatin and tomato juices, plus frozen tuna salads and fruit desserts, are described as wholesome heat relief. Tips include chilling plates and serving salads on ice to keep greens crisp.
Vera Winsto presents a fashion feature on a late summer to early fall sports ensemble. A black jersey gleeveless cardigan with a pleated skirt pairs with a yellow and black knit tuck-in blouse. The fitted skirt yoke matches the blouse and Be tucks radiate from the deep neckline.
A 1929 feature discusses protecting against typhoid fever, noting carrier risks like typhoid Mary and the importance of proper care, disinfection, and preventing transmission through food, water, and contaminated items. It cites medical guidance and quarantine history, emphasizing lab-based germ theory acceptance.
A housewife aged 24 should sleep 7 to 8 hours per night. A 17 year old asks about smoking two or three cigarettes and its effects.
The daily side real outlook warns of sudden and unforeseen events affecting work and personal life. Caution in employment and home relations is advised, with possible chance for new connections and renewed contracts. A birthday individual may face abrupt changes and a restless, clever child may emerge with unsettled impulses.
Seen on Fifth Ave. Louise Duntley highlights a gossamer millinery set featuring a wide brim hat and fluttering scarf. She suggests velveteen coats in golden brown or royal blue and notes straight-line and cape coats in Chanel red and pastels, practical for autumn use.
Temple of Der el Bahri and the Ramesseum rise above the Nile crossing. Thebes lands reveal terraces and bas reliefs built by Hatsasput figures, while the prostrate Ramesseum statue demonstrates ancient carving skill. Nearby, 60 foot colossi once marked temple entrances and echoed voices at sunrise until preservation work muted them. The Valley of the Queens and Kings hold tombs with Tutankhamun’s vaults later opened, showing inscriptions by Greek and Roman visitors.
A column urges daily nail and cuticle massage to prevent hangnails and hardening during summer. It favors liberal cuticle cream use after washing hands, then massaging it in for a minute to restore presentable nails and avoid lazy polish fixes.
A Victorian guidance piece discusses whether a girl should invite a gentleman to visit or let him ask first. It suggests a girl may hint at a social call to ease his nerves, while the suitor must take the initial step and ask to call.
The guide warns against soaking hands and clipping cuticles as it can damage live tissue. It advises a regimen of cuticle cream and periodic polish, with four treatments daily if needed, to soften the cuticle, improve nail appearance, and avoid roughness.
In a bungalow hotel a thief hunt unfolds as Adele Garrison’s narrator reports probing a room while an elderly woman claims mice cause scratches. The tension centers on a tiger trap note and a plan to involve Prince Georges, hinting at deeper conspiracies vs. a harmless resident.
Knarf the shadow-boy hosts a secret Fish-For-Dinner Club inside a violin. He lures his four friends Mij Flor Hanid and Yam into a fishing trip where a clever goldfish swallows the line. The prank ends with the club members dragged into the aquarium underwater as quiet mischief.
A compact aphoristic passage pairing quotations from Hawthorne Steele and Schiller. It contrasts Hawthorne on momentary resolve with Steele on equality in dialogue and Schiller on the heart's impulse as fate, offering concise musings on human nature and social conduct.
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