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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1928
Page
12
In a 1978 feature, Royal S. Copeland notes the ongoing high death rate between ages thirty and sixty despite medical progress. He recalls historical plagues, praises public health gains, and urges midlife focus on hygiene, fresh air, exercise, sleep, fiber, water, and a balanced lifestyle to reduce risk and enjoy old age.
Home making tips by Wanda Barton on carving a turkey, removing the wishbone, and slicing strategy. It covers knife choice, prong placement, leg and wing removal, breast slicing, meat distribution, dressing, and saving bones for soup. Also notes on roasting poultry and simple garnishes.
Young woman asks if she should send a picture or write to a younger man still in college. The adviser cautions against sending a photo or writing until he replies, notes college demands may keep him busy, and urges cheerful friendly letters only if he responds. Emphasizes patience and broadening life beyond this relationship.
Hats once mainly served protection and modest decoration but now express individuality. The piece reviews five Paris inspired designs including almond soleil tam turban, rose felt with velvet trim, black soleil with metal bands, green felt with satin ribbon bow, and a black pleated brim style with rhinestone pin.
Article advises women to improve undernourished body parts through daily cocoa butter and mineral oil massages over months. It warns progress is slow, requires steady effort, and notes external factors may speed or hinder results. Emphasizes persistence and natural limits.
A historical narrative recounts Isabella of France and Roger Mortimer's rise to power through the mid 14th century. It details Isabella's marriage to Edward II, her alliance with Mortimer, the Despenser factions, Edward II’s deposition and death, and Mortimer’s downfall. The piece frames ambition, romance, intrigue, and regency in a dramatic sequence.
GENEVIEVE KEMBLE predicts a benignant major planetary influence bringing outstanding benefits and rewards. The article urges pursuit of goals, favors, promotions, and new contracts with favorable outcomes for those celebrating a birthday, noting wealth, success, and happiness ahead.
Florence W. Ross notes the latest hat styles with overlapping ef fort and tam o shanter shapes. New footwear favors burnt copper shades in kid and reptile skins with goatskin gaining popularity for sportswear coats and trims, often paired with bright royal blue accents.
A narrative scene describes a woman in black and silver with Indian adornments at a dinner party. She laments homesickness for country life, recalls farm tasks, the Leperds homework scene, and plans a wedding with a longtime betrothed as she helps with a trousseau and strawberry harvest on four acres.
A 1928 feature notes a Namaqualand digger’s record 479 diamonds in one day, July fire losses in England and Wales at $2.63 million, and various global trivia. It mentions Australia’s wool value, sun hours in London, tourist advertising in France, cycling figures, and a London born dancer who bought a New Jersey farm for her children after her husband’s death.
Lillian weighs Marion’s party rules as the girl and Ronald Brixton prepare for a weekend outing. Marion explains limits set by Mrs. Barnes, while others recall chaperoned dances at Treger prep, revealing shifting youth standards and family tensions. Continued tomorrow.
A whimsical pond tale follows Knarf and friends as a missing nose causes a scramble among Flor Mil and two girls. Mr Crab claims the nose but it sneezes back to Knarf just as he seems doomed to lose it. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Syndicate.
A compact collection of aphorisms and quotes from Goethe Machiavelli La Rochefoucauld Schopenhauer Keble Mill Lamb Howe Aquaviva Thackeray Spencer Rousseau Burke and Shakespeare. Each line offers reflections on judgment custom progress religion and human nature.
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