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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1928

Page

10

Dont Sneer at Scientific Cooking Healthier Diet Today

A 1978 feature argues modern meals are healthier than pioneer fare, praising scientific cooking while urging open minds to new methods. It notes denatured foods and loss of fiber harm digestion and cautions against clinging to old routines. ends with a Q and A on enlarged pores and diet guidance.

Royal 8. Copeland United States New York New York City Carnegie Hall

Home Making Helps by Wanda Barton

A guide to affordable kitchen upgrades including airtight glass jars for coffee and crackers, wire racks for winter vegetables, and compact enamel topped tables. Notes on movable castors and drawer configurations to fit small kitchens.

Wanda Barton Castors

A Fashion Model in Diary Worries About Fame and Fashions

A diary fragment shows a fashion model describing a taxing weekend of dress fittings and a day spent in a shop full of eager customers. She notes fatigue, the lure of a bed, and insight into wealthy clients who envy model life. She recalls a shopper who desired a rose tweed frock as a secretary’s style.

Helene

Colonial martiner room by Marie Marot reappears

Home decoration feature by Marie Marot showcases a Colonial living room with an oak brick fireplace, sedate old clock, and apple green and creamy tan palette. Brass candlesticks, green framed silhouettes, bright parrot, chintz chair, bridge lamp, and rustic oak bench complete the scene in a period, quiet style.

Goethe Loves and Lifelong Romances Shaped His Genius

The article traces Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s affairs from Gretchen in Frankfort through Anda Sehnkopfshe and Charlotte von Stein in Weimar. It notes loves influenced his lyric shift in Strassburg, his tragic Werther phase, later Rome, and his enduring marriages and friendships. Each romance shaped phases of his literature, ending with the view that his life was his greatest work.

Cozette Douglass Johann Goethe Juluan Goethe Frankfort Gretchen Lerveg Anda Katherina Sehoenkopf Annetla Strassburg Wetzlar Charlotte Burt Switzerland Weimar Charlies Augustus Charlotte von Stein Frau von Stein Rome Christine Vulpius Bettina von Arnim Minna Herzlieb

Signs of Dangers Ahead for December 20 Stars

Hy Genesevieve Kremble warns of adverse lunar and mutual configurations making this a four day period of dangers confusions defeats and temptations. Signals point to pitfalls that test integrity, risking job loss and unreliable acts. Birthdays face four years of tests, urging vigilance temper and cautious signing of documents.

Fox Pelts Dominate Coat Trimmings on Fifth Avenue

The article notes furs used for trim on coats with silvered black or silver pelts bleached at edges are preferred for black day and evening wear. It highlights beaver and karakul as common trims, with beaver used on colored coats in brown, black or gray.

If I Were A Man by Jill Wouldn’t

A humorous meditation on gender roles and uniforms. The speaker riffs on how attire and appearance affect perception, noting that both men and women face expectations tied to clothing and body shape. The piece weighs the pros and cons of revealing versus concealing, using irony about military style and everyday dress.

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If I Were A Girl A Girlbrag About Not Knowing Cooking

A playful piece argues a would be wife should master cooking before marriage. It jokes about past kitchen failures and urges serious effort to win a husband’s heart through competent cooking and timely meals.

The Home-Wrecker and a Jealous Wife

A worried wife writes Winifred Black about her husband’s closeness with a female boarder. She fears public scenes and asks for guidance on how to handle the “home-wrecker” and the woman’s behavior. The letter notes jealousy, mounting tension, and a hot-headed husband.

Winifred Black Ablic Winifred

Advice to Girls from Ear Annie Laurie on Engagement

A reader asks about where a fiancé should place the engagement ring and who should host the engagement dinner. The columnist says the ring can be placed anytime between the couple and notes the moment should remain private, and suggests the engagement dinner be held at the couple’s home with the parents announcing the engagement.

Annie Laurie

Coping With a Teacher Affair Kindly and Calm

A reader advises a wife to laugh off a teacher's pursuit of her husband. She urges not to show jealousy, to keep busy, and to treat the situation with humor and resilience while preserving the marriage. The letter emphasizes that both partners are equal humans seeking happiness.

Ways Ino

Love's Awakening in Brixton Interview Ends

The Brixton chapter closes as Samuel Brixton exits after losing twenty thousand dollars to Marion. Lillian and Adele discuss motives and alarms about future schemes while preparing to speed the parting guests. Ronald seeks a private word with Mrs Underwood as the scene shifts toward tomorrow.

Love’s Awakening Adele Garrison Brixton Madge Lillian Samuel Brixton Marion Sam Charles Owen Owen Tom Helena Marton Ronald Anchor Helena Brixton Underwood Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

Shadow Children Take a Fly Home Adventure

Five shadow children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf flee at dawn and ride a bluebottle fly back to breakfast after a playful journey. A sudden whack swats Knarf flat but the kids learn the lesson to choose safer mounts. Copyright 1928.

Mij Flor Hanid Yam Knarf Mil Yanid Inda Mis Humph Nda Hania Beature Service Ino

Words of the Wise and Quotations Across Thinkers

A compilation of maxims and reflections from Hillard Carlyle Seward La Bouchefoucauld Lincoln Quintilian Cavour and Socrates. The notes compare honesty virtue wisdom labor and trust in men with brief, pithy observations.

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Copeland N.Y. A DR. Copeland Grace Thorncliffe Debs Marie Marot Hy Genesvieve Kremble Florence W. Ross Man By Jill Jack Max Trell Words of Hillard Carlyle Seward Lincoln Quintilian Cavour Socrates
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