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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
10
A 1928 Newspaper Feature Service piece explores Mary’s life after marriage to a mining man. Jealous mothers in law and possessive wives create a web of envy that ruins happiness. The author argues jealousy harms both generations and prompts sympathy for men.
Jeannette Young Norton outlines affordable winter vegetable dishes. Recipes include dried Lima beans with butter sugar vinegar tomato and crumbs, parsnips fried in fritter batter, ham and cabbage with garlic vinegar and apples, loaded potato balls with cream sauce, carrots in lemon cream, and squash custard baked to a delicate brown.
A reader asks how to handle a crush on a married man with children and the reply urges ending the affair, labeling the feeling infatuation. Another note advises gifts for a fifteenth wedding anniversary, suggesting crystal, glassware, or a console mirror as appropriate presents.
A flurry of fur coats signals a shift from wealth alone to fashion as the era of hoop skirts fades. Tailored models favor raccoon muskrat sealskin and ermine, with attention to cut and line. Two luxurious examples feature natural brown ermine with martin border and caracal blends.
A home made clay pack recipe for skin whitening using fuller's earth and peroxide. The procedure covers cleansing, applying the dried clay mask, protecting brows, and post treatment massage with cleansing cream or oil, plus optional gauze mask for faster effect.
A Lithuanian emigrant named Jur gia Skinderis arrives in New York. A London apple bears the message I love you Rosetta written with a pin. A Danish farmer patents a milk preservation method in sheet form. The deepest oil well reaches 8046 feet at Olinda California and 7591 feet at Rosecrans. Green peas in a Norfolk village come from 2400 year old mummy seed. Persian carpets are handmade with about 10000 stitches per square foot. Butter and cheese consumption per person rises since 1913. A submarine has safely returned from a depth of 343 feet.
The article surveys the Samson and Delilah saga as a tragic romance. It recounts Samson as Nazarite and judge who marries Philistines, battles a lion, and loses strength to Delilah’s betrayal. It notes his downfall, three thousand witnesses, and eventual destruction of the temple at Dagon’s festival.
Genevieve Kemble predicts Venus governs the day with focus on heart home and feminine interests. Social domestic and artistic pursuits rise while finances are strained by extravagance and risk. A birthday child may excel in arts and social graces as two bright stars brighten her prospects.
In 1928, Senator Roy S. Copeland states that catarrh often leads to deafness by spreading from the nose to the middle ear. He warns that poor teeth, digestion, and general toxemia lower body resistance, and urges early doctor visits for nasal catarrh, ear symptoms, and related health issues.
In a tense library moment, Madge refuses HARLES OWEN and upholds a rule bound by Mrs. Underwood. Samuel Brixton taunts aloud while Lillian reads a so-called receipt. Madge notes the document’s unusual release form potentially freeing Marion and herself from Brixton claims. Continued tomorrow.
Max Trell's Good Night Stories recounts Knarf the shadow boy and his greedy pursuit of a chocolate soda. He climbs the straw and is swept into the drink, then sucked up and hurled to the floor as his shadow companions watch. The tale warns against greed.
A collection of quotations from Euripides Wordsworth Plautus Senten Collins and Cervantes. The snippets warn on virtue wisdom modesty prudence courage and thrift across varied authorities. The passage emphasizes character and prudent conduct through brief maxims.
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