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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1927
Page
8
A column by Royal S Copeland explains how blood carries food to every cell and removes waste, acting as a messenger system with the ducts glands distributing vital fluids. He urges a healthy diet and pure blood for well fed, nourished cells and overall wellbeing.
Anette Bradshaw discusses how to dress a large high window to preserve outside views. Proper draping accents the fireplace and built in bookcases while offering a stage like option when the view is not desired.
A reader asks if cross moods mean not loving her fiancé or a nervous temperament. The advice urges deciding to marry or break the engagement now, warns against monotony, and encourages making a home if in love. A second letter from Eileen expresses caution with a flirtation and suggests waiting for the call, staying friendly but casual, and learning from experience.
Vera Winston presents a bolero dress in heavy blue crepe de chine as season moves from summer to fall. A short jacket or jumper trend is shown with a white georgette blouse and belted plaited skirt, making a smart street wear ensemble.
In a 1927 Elsie Marlowe advice column, readers debate jealousy in marriage. A reader argues a jealous husband proves devotion, while Elsie condemns jealousy as selfish and outdated. Another letter celebrates choosing restraint over romance, praising quiet, lasting love and personal happiness.
Temple Manning offers vivid vignettes of Indian life contrasting opulent Maharajah carriages drawn by elephants with the humble jutka stall and bullock carts. He describes ornate Juggernaut carts used on festival days, roofed with palm trees and hauled by a thousand men toward temple processions.
A moving picture actress talks of divorce and being in love, wondering if a court will grant a divorce and what happens after. She questions the idea of constant thrills in marriage and warns against chasing perpetual romance instead of duty and commitment.
The Home Kitchen offers Egg with Tomatoes and Creamed Deviled Eggs. Tomato slices fried in hot fat are topped with scrambled eggs and chives for a decorative main dish. Deviled egg halves on toast rounds with butter anchovy paste receive a rich cream sauce and caper garnish.
A fashion snippet outlines net frocks for young girls with tucked hems and notes on evening wear, featuring a circular skirt with basque bodice and a navy blouse paired with a gray wool skirt. An extended morality column questions marriage, fidelity, and personal responsibility, urging understanding and partnership in love. Copyright 1927, Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
Friday August 26 foresees a day of powerful sidereal influences with radical but beneficial events. New projects and negotiations may arise. those with birthdays can expect a year of contracts and ventures, requiring discretion and prudent signings.
In the conversation between the narrator and Dicky, plans for a dinner with Eleanor Lincoln and her aunt and uncle unfold. Dicky predicts Philip Veritzen will attend if introduced to Miss Lincoln, who is eager for his attention. The narrator fears misrepresentation and questions Veritzen’s presence at Noel’s party as the dinner nears.
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