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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1928
Page
6
Dr Copeland urges Christmas reflection on physical health as a temple of God. He links Jesus life to strong bodies and communal health efforts, urging parents to invest in children’s health through centers, schools, and nursing services while promoting lasting good health for posterity.
Genieveve Kemble presents a celestial note for December 25 suggesting Venus rising in the heavens blesses lovers and celebrations. The piece warns travelers to be cautious and notes a child born that day may bring grace yet risk sudden changes or journeys.
The diary entry reveals Grace Thorncliffe's joy over a surprise Christmas present from a rich aunt. A lavish sable coat with matching muff, fit for a fashion model, brings immense happiness as she shares gratitude and excitement for the holiday. The tone is celebratory and vivid about her rise from a working girl to a coveted figure in fashion circles.
A child named Fanny Darrell imagines Christmas Eve with bulging stockings and bright visions of tomorrow. She fights sleep as starry eyes refuse to close, then hears a hopeful wish for happiness peace joy and goodwill for all loved ones.
A vintage beauty column offers Christmas day skin and hair tips. It prescribes opium salts facial treatment with repeated warm and iced salt compresses, a skin cleansing routine, almond meal hair freshening, and pumice on a toothbrush to remove yellowing. It ends with wishes for Merry Christmas.
A continuing serial narrative unfolds with Adele Garrison’s setting in a domestic scene. Katie plans early luncheon for funeral and memorial guests while the narrator suspects a hidden motive behind a large restitution offer connected to Lillian and Marion. (Continued Tomorrow).
A reader asks if a married woman may be a bridesmaid with her husband standing by. The reply: bridesmaids walk alone and ushers walk separately, and it is proper to have a married woman as a bridesmaid. The column also covers how to introduce friends when guests arrive and whether a girl should thank a boy for escorting her home.
A digest of peculiar world notes reports New Zealand holding 27 million sheep the era’s peak and Greenlandic storks vanishing due to grasshopper poison. December 1927 saw daily earthquakes somewhere with thirteen severe quakes. The Thames highest tide hit 29 feet on November 15 1857 versus 27 feet 2 inches in January 1928 disaster.
Simple holiday recipes for children in stockings. It offers ginger molasses biscuits, nutty citron cookies, peanut butter drops, lemon flavored eggs and a rich milk based cookie, with baking notes and methods.
Temple Manning highlights Peruvians celebrat ing Christmas with open houses in Lima streets filled with costumes, music, and joy. Burros laden with goods parade as worship follows midnight mass and a grand procession of priests monks and soldiers bearing the Madonna and Child concludes the celebration.
Five shadow children witness the kitchen kettle serenade on Christmas Eve. The kettle declares love for Water and sings rhymes to win her, while Knarf snores in a tea-strainer. Water boils over scalding Knarf and the others. the stove lid is damaged and the kettle mourns its own emptiness. Copyright 1928, Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
A medieval verse recounts the Nativity with shepherds under a cold wintry sky, the Star guiding the Wise Men to Bethlehem, and the Christ child laid in a manger between ox and ass. The text ends with a reverent chorus praising the heavenly birth and Jesus’s salvation.
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