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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1928
Page
8
A French bill on rejuvenation explores monkey gland cures. The piece mocks the craze as aging men pursue youth abroad, citing a seventy year old man who returns altered after seeking the treatment, now drawn to dancing, love, and illusions of youth. It critiques the vanity and delusion behind the fad.
Fashion column discusses Fall styles with playful tone. Fashions shift to lighter silhouettes and coordinated ensembles featuring bows scarfs and tiers. Emphasizes planning outfits to achieve harmony and avoid dowdiness.
Part time help common in homes. A multi dish menu outlines onion soup beef roast and horseradish sauce with tomato gravy, oyster cocktails, shrimp salad, lettuce with dressing and fruit pie. Instructions include prep steps for onion soup, beef, and sauces, plus reheating and next day use.
The sport dress described uses white Kashan fabric trimmed in scarlet with piping and a row of buttons down the front. It features turned-back tie collar, four inserted godeta for comfort, and sleeves trimmed to match. Paired with modified brogans and faun stockings, completed by a white felt hat band.
Rita praises Antibes shoes with blue trimming as charming ballet slipper like. Jo compliments Ghilles oxfords, noting their smart look with colored top socks.
The author urges planned, varied vacations to truly rest the brain and build reserve energy. Do not rush back to work, store up vitality through short, frequent breaks, and avoid returning to routine duties too soon. If impossible, regulate long recreation periods to maximize the benefit.
Health column by ROYAL 8. COPELAND warns shaving brushes and mugs harbor germs and can spread diseases including barber's itch and anthrax. Bleeding into common grooming practices is preventable through safer lathering and stricter hygiene, with boiled brushing not enough to counter risks.
A dialogue on dating etiquette and office relationships. It discusses who should invite whom home for an evening and whether a man should call first. A correspondent asks about dating a coworker and whether to accept invitations. TheSmouting advisor encourages openness while noting potential issues if the man is married.
Helpful hints describe folding newspapers for shelf use to trap dirt and permit easy removal. It also outlines a sleep aid using a large handkerchief filled with sand tied as a bag to dampen noise by pressing the car entrance flap.
Genevieve Kemble notes a day of initiative shadowed by hazards requiring prudent management. Delays and sudden shifts may occur as Mara and Saturn influence events. Those born today face an active year needing economy and thrift to quell unrest and turbulent conditions.
The London skyline features Tower Bridge with two square towers and a footway 142 feet above the river. Bascules raise for ships about 6,000 times yearly, costing around 25 dollars per lift. Opened by hydraulic system in 1993 after a costly upgrade to ease traffic.
In a tangled society mystery, Katie uses her acting to quell awkward scrutiny as Madge and Dicky navigate secrets and a missing case. The episode centers on tense exchanges, unexpected cleverness, and a moonlit ocean scene shared by Harry Underwood and others on a breezy island.
Doris meets a busy Little Couple of Birdville and learns from Black-billed Cuckoo Rain Crow that rain is coming. Mr. Rain Crow shows a ground nest near a garden and invites Doris to visit the five greenish gray eggs while Mrs. Rain Crow cares for them. Doris returns home with her mother and umbrella as the sky darkens before evening rain.
A collection of misread or garbled quotes from Carlyle Emerson and others. The passage strings ideas on belief learning hope and intellect, with incomplete words and stray phrases scattered and hard to parse.
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