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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1928
Page
10
Abbreviations and examples list calorie values for common foods and serving sizes. It explains how variations like bread types and toppings affect calories per slice or cup and gives numerous item specific counts for breakfast cereals, breads, pastries, custards, and desserts.
Quick tips on removing scorched milk taste by cooling in water and on eradicating moths from sarees with a chemist’s mixture. It also mentions removing rust stains with warm milk and paraffin, and touts a general enamel cleaning agent as excellent for broad use.
The piece Playfully contrasts material wealth with true affection. It recalls childhood feints between fine jewels and luxurious goods versus a faithful heart. The speaker argues love and happiness beat superfine wealth in modern life.
A reader asks whether a girl should ask a young man to call or invite him to her home. The guidance suggests she may casually invite a call or a home visit, but the decision to initiate may depend on his interest. Another asks about inviting a stranger to a weekend. the advisory says the invitation should come from the mother, and that it would be improper for the girl to invite directly.
A diary entry laments hot weather hindering fashion work as models wear heavy flannel ensembles. The writer describes a white flannel outfit with striped detailing, a simple slipover top, scarf trim, and a two tiered skirt design.
Eminent psychologist Dr. Louis E. Bisch explains how emotion alters memory and perception. He uses a street scene with a shooting to show two observers may agree on main facts yet differ on details. He notes the brain’s processing and memory storage can blur and skew recollections, raising questions about courtroom testimony and justice.
A compact profile of Franz Liszt and Marie Sophie de Mlavigny comtesse d Agoult, detailing their Paris salon romance, elopement tensions, and years apart. The narrative covers their meetings, the move to Lake Geneva, Liszt's Dresden interlude with Lola Montez, and the comtesse’s later literary fame as Daniel Stern before their deaths.
Public health column by ROYAL 8S. COPELAND, M D discusses school readiness focusing on eyes teeth feet ears and overall health. It warns eye strain can cause headaches and other symptoms and urges comprehensive checkups and well fitting shoes before school starts.
Little David discusses Pussy Gray with the cat who explains how cats see better at night and use whiskers to squeeze through small holes. The tale covers eye pupils during dusk, a cat’s rough tongue, and a wish for a bone as David and Pussy Gray share a playful moment.
An unusual farm house welcomes summer guests in the Berkshires with restored buildings repurposed as guest rooms. The Corn Crib Tobacco Barn Silo Chicken House Milky Way and Hay Barn provide bedrooms and a theatre, while the Turkey Pen offers horses and motor rides. A writer’s workshop and long artist studios overlook the orchard and hills, with a graded swimming pool nearby.
A survey notes En’s population split with half living in five industrial districts covering one tenth of land. A Russian scientist claims chemicals can render bodies transparent. Women’s walking clubs outnumber men two to one. Sir George Grierson speaks 179 languages and 654 dialects. England lost 650000 weeks of work to rheumatism last year.
Neptune dominates the day with hints of secret plots and intrigues affecting personalities and organizations. Those born on this date should guard against surprise attacks and duplicity while remaining crafty and vigilant against traps and schemes. A person named John Wanamaker is mentioned in the text.
In this serialized tale characters advance a tense plot as Madge Lillian Katherine and others gather in a room to discuss Mary's finances and the looming threat posed by Jack Leslie. They reveal connections to Janet Rawdon and past actions by Noel Grantland and Hugh Grantland while plotting next steps in the mystery.
A compact collection of aphorisms on marriage, property, charity, and temperance. Notable quotes include teachings on the bond of family, dangers of avarice, and the limits of wealth in human happiness, attributed to Burton Bacon and others.
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