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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
10
A feature argues money poisons ambition and taints the young. It contrasts rich boys sheltered by tutors with poor lads who strive through work, noting rich criminals mirror a social irony. The piece warns wealth does not guarantee virtue and emphasizes resilience born from hardship.
Wanda Barton urges thorough cleaning of every refrigerator and describes maintenance steps. The piece discusses new gas refrigeration, automatic heat control, four size and color options, ease of payment, and advice to visit sales showrooms and compare before buying.
A reader asks about deciding between two boys and moving on when feelings are unclear. Annie Laurie advises abstaining from both, noting absence can help the heart and suggesting patience. A teen asks about a boyfriend writing to another girl. the response says it is permissible unless engagement exists.
The article discusses lingerie ensembles, highlighting a new throw as a negligee jacket matching a georgette gown with Alencon lace. It notes the influence of uneven hemlines and contrasting chemise details, urging inclusion of at least one ensemble in the wardrobe despite budget concerns.
A 1923 guide explains cutting daily calories to lose fat. It suggests reducing by five hundred to a thousand calories, warns to check health, and lists foods like tea, white bread, potatoes, and sweet potatoes with their caloric values to plan gradual reductions.
The article recounts Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning’s courtship secret marriage in 1846, their move to the Continent, and Florence life. It highlights Browning’s devotion, gifts of flowers, and letters, and notes Elizabeth’s early invalidism, family conflict, and their ultimate literary fame and enduring love story.
Designers vie for originality with alligator handbags lined in kidskin and new tuck-in shirts suited to tailored outfits. Fur hats scarves and muffs appeal to young ladies while beige furless coats pair with beaver accessories. Hats feature smooth felt brims and shaggy crowns as fashion shifts.
The reading warns of possible financial strain despite lively plans and new opportunities. It advises conservatism and calm judgment, noting Jupiter's unfriendly influence and potential for overspending, while birthdays suggest vigorous activity but caution on finances. A child born today may be energetic yet financially prone without restraint.
Dr Copeland argues mothers may rely on dry milk or evaporated milk when fresh milk is unavailable. He notes the drying processes remove water and preserve nutrients, but favors prepared fresh fluid milk. He recommends supplementing with orange or tomato juice and warns against blaming milk alone for child health issues.
A collection of simple home hints on cooking splatter control with salt in pans, softening washed blankets, repurposing umbrella ribs, glass and china tempering, cleaning stained hands, glove care, cake substitutes with gelatin, hair cleaning with borax, and infant feeding guidance on scurvy prevention and milk options.
A surreal tale features Knarf slipping from his master to meet a Queen of Hearts in a card-world nightscape. His shadow-children peers chase by moth and moon through city spires to a bright street before discovering the queen is a card image in a window.
The narrator notices Lillian’s exhaustion and fragile poise as Marion’s interest in Ronald Brixton looms. Lillian vows to regain her old balance to face Samuel Brixton, while the narrator tests her resolve by naming Brixton and pressing for details on Charles Owen. The scene sets up an imminent confrontation and a continued Victorian melodrama.
A compiled fragment of inspirational quotes from Decatur Socrates Morris Hubbard Steele Horace Carlyle on patriotism virtue fellowship and effort. The selection blends musings on loyalty discipline divine needs and life’s purpose with brief moral maxims across authors.
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