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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1928
Page
22
A 1929 essay by Winifred Black ponders the lion on display at a wealthy estate. The writer contrasts beauty and captivity, asks what the lion sees, and questions human appetite for taming wild strength. The piece surveys luxury gardens, art, and social scenes around the cage.
Practical project guide detailing numerous home made bags and cases for storage and organization. Instructions cover knife cases drawer linings soiled clothes bags towel bags handkerchief cases umbrella sleeves and decorative touches using linen crash cotton plush satin ribbons and colored trims.
Today's Fashion by Vera Winstone describes line west evening wraps in metal cloth with gold or silver thread interwoven with silk. A rose and green model rests on a gold background, featuring a street coat cut with mink cuffs and a mink bordered straight front and a new collar forming a flat back bow.
A newspaper advice column recounts letters from young women seeking guidance on love and loyalty. A married doctor admiration prompts caution urging the teen to avoid a homewrecker path, and a young woman in a troubled relationship faces pressure to break ties with a heavy-drinking fiancé.
A reader asks how to recover a lost love. The adviser notes youth craves change and urges the writer to move on, stay social, avoid chasing him, and let him return on his own if it is meant to be, wishing good luck.
The forecast notes conflicting planetary angles and possible sudden changes or removals with disagreeable experiences. Employment appears fragile while new undertakings may prosper and finances look favorable. Those born today should stay calm to avoid losses and impulsive acts. travel or changes are possible with fair money prospects.
Annie Laurie requests readers to send personal love trouble questions in a self addressed stamped envelope. Wondering replies that if the issue cannot be answered through the column she will provide help in any possible way.
A reflective note on men sending flowers to their wives. The piece argues that sentiment matters more than price, urging men to gift the wife's preferred blooms, not generic selections. It emphasizes violets over roses if that is her taste and the importance of thoughtful gesture.
The narrator mocks gushy women who praise trivial things with endless adjectives. He argues such behavior is insincere and exhausting, suggesting a girl who gushes over everything should be muzzled.
Senator Royal S Copeland reflects on religion and a contented mind as sources of health and longevity. He recalls conversations with a World War general and Dr Frank Crane, praising faith, kindness, and peaceful measures as essential to life and well being.
A compilation of practical tips from kitchen to sewing room including grease removal with paraffin and ammonia, weighing a baby using scales, steaming vegetables, tenderizing steak with vinegar and oil, knife care with cork and bath brick, pin cushion filling from coffee grounds, and a health questions column offering home remedies and medical guidance. It notes authorship and copyright details from Newspaper Venture Service.
The Brixtons depart the farm house after a hurried luncheon and farewell. Lilian, Katherine, and I note Sam Brixton and his half brother are still dangerous figures though Helena seems exorcised. Katie bursts in with Sam Brixton's envelope containing money for her, and Lilian confirms the gift is real and hers.
Five shadow-children Mij Flor Hani Yam and Knarf drift at sea with Eric Hanid after losing their ship. Knarf tricks a snapping turtle into giving them a ride by promising soup. The turtle agrees for turtle soup, then sinks, leaving the children floating. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service.
A compilation of aphorisms and quotes from various authors on wisdom and life. Notable lines include thoughts on belief, fate, self-awareness, humility, and the contrast between science and art.
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