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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1927
Page
14
In a Paris announcement, Jolivet a French scientist claims to turn silver tin and iron into gold raising questions about value and the future of gold mines. He notes gold is scarce because of difficulty to obtain and warns mines may lose worth if the discovery proves real.
Equipment for summer travel is discussed for both novices and experienced campers. Packing tips cover tents, cases, racks, and a compact kitchenette, with advice on choosing camp sites near water and away from dust. The piece also muses on love of rare things, human nature, and a 1927 copyright note.
The diary describes a French blue wool short coat with a double breasted design and three-button rows. It celebrates coordinating it with skirts, dresses, and hats, noting versatile daytime wear for travel and numerous outfit possibilities that felt like discovering a fashion gold mine.
Medical column explains chalazion as a slow growing eyelid gland swelling from blocked duct. Distinguishes it from a sty, notes location, color change, and that treatment ranges from mercurous ointment to surgical drainage by an eye specialist. Includes reader Qs on nasal obstruction oily hair and related health tips.
Advice to overcome timidity at social events. The author argues most people feel nervous, describes shifting self-focus to others, and urges enjoying others at parties rather than fearing appearance. Emphasizes poise comes from thinking of partners, not oneself, to have a good time.
Tomorrow's horoscope notes obscure adventures with some setbacks but potential gains through diligence and tactful management. Those born on this day may overcome obstacles by tenacity and hard work, while a versatile, energetic child will be clever and resourceful.
Dear Elsie advises on a high school girl’s dilemma during a hiking trip with boys and girls, detailing pressure to smoke and pet. She questions if refusing is right, notes feeling overlooked, and asks how to gain a particular boy’s affection without compromising her values.
A teen girl question and Peggy advice about dating. The columnist urges letting the boy take the initiative, maintaining niceness, and avoiding reckless choices. Emphasizes lasting character over popularity, warns that “nice girls” must keep boundaries, and champions real romance and steadiness over flirtation and public attention.
A narrator plans a welcome home dinner for Noel Veritzen, hoping to ease family tensions with his estranged father. Tension rises as Margaret navigates her role as employer, daughter-in-law, and ally while dealing with Mother Graham and Dicky on the phone about visitors and a potential trip to the east end.
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