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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
6
A critique of an American Research Foundation bulletin urging frugal household shopping. The column lampoons the plan to buy in bulk for four people at low weekly costs and mocks the idea of affordable living promoted by the foundation. It notes potential social fallout and questions storage and practicality with sharp cultural jabs.
ADELE GARRISON's tale centers on Madge who balances anger and prudence as Philip Veritzen advances plans for Mary's party. Amid rival schemes Edith Fairfax and Dicky press for flowers and tickets while Madge seeks calm, confides in Mary, and naps before luncheon as the floral decision looms.
Genevieve Kemble Hile warns a lively Saturday with stirring events yet not a flawless day. It advises persistence to overcome business and employment tensions and notes birthdays may bring steady resilience and bursts of genius amid disruptive forces.
The new lingerie collections emphasize femininity with lace and sheer fabrics. Outer garments feature draped collars and lace details, deep borders and panels on negligees, and fitted hiplines. Two outfits are showcased: shell pink crepe de Chine with Atencan lace and a white satin boudoir ensemble with Venetian lace and a silver waist ribbon.
Eleanor Ross extols labeling habits to streamline household chores. Clear labels on cleaning agents and storage items prevent mistakes, aid seasonal packing, and aid children in organizing clothing by color coded labels. Emphasizes conspicuous labels on manufactured products and the value of a labeling supply for doors, drawers, canning, and storage.
Helpful hints note that many women who never claimed to be artists have discovered latent talents with quick drying paints aiding home decorating. A dark corner shelf can gain personality when inside surfaces are painted lacquer red, edges lined with bright color, and Chinese lacquer boxes add color emphasis.
Pierre de Ronsard, famed Prince of Poets, is traced from Parisian schooling to royal courts where he loved Helen of Surgeres. His passion shaped his songs, blending joy and pain, ending in a lifelong friendship and one final, poignant lyric written at St. Come Priory.
Louise Duntley surveys Fifth Avenue fashion focusing on black and white dresses with simple lines and white accents. She notes brown trims reappearing, brown hats and gloves, and Parisian influence seen in brown suede gloves as American women follow French trends at the races.
A reader asks for guidance after love triangles and heartbreak. The adviser urges time heals, encourages moving among new social groups, and suggests the writer will find someone who returns his affection.
A mother sought information on tetanus after her ill son. The piece explains tetanus or lockjaw, its causes from infected wounds, and nongraphic symptoms like neck stiffness and jaw tightening. It advises wound cleansing, possible cauterization, antitoxin, rest, and a physician’s serum, along with general health Q A guidance.
In a school, the shadow children slip away to watch a professor at a microscope. They peer into a drop of water and glimpse strange, shape-shifting creatures that resemble no known animals. Knarf volunteers to enter the drop, reappearing among astonished scientists who race to share the bizarre discovery.
The clipping notes a special instrument to accompany motorcars with five small horns used by royal riders. It reports over 300 women dentists practicing in England, a rise since the British Dental Association's 50th anniversary when none were present. Also mentions air taxis at 100 miles per hour run by a German aeroplane company, threatening rail rivals.
A compact collection of aphorisms from Rousseau Carlyle La Rochefoucauld Lowell Blackstone Sallust Dryden Livy and Emerson on usefulness humanity health decay and prudent living. The quotes urge responsibility toward others and caution against idle pursuits while noting fame is not a sure measure of merit.
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