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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
5
Betty writes of a nineteen year old woman in love with a fifty plus employer. Elsie counsels that age, life paths, and differences in youth make marriage unwise, urging caution and focus on practical considerations rather than passion.
Recipes for pork beef and lamb hash outline steps and seasonings. Pork hash uses pork with apple sauce on toast and stock for four servings. Beef hash combines cold roast beef potatoes and onion with stock, butter, and parsley for a hot platter. Lamb hash blends lamb potatoes onion mint and vinegar with butter, finishing with parsley croutons and currant jelly.
Vera Winston surveys Southern fashion focusing on easy to wear garments. She highlights the simple kimono in Bois de rose shade of cotton crepe with wide cotton entre deux trimming and optional blue and yellow edging for added color.
An article argues good taste defines beauty and guides dress, posture, and grace. It suggests women imitate admirable styles, study facial features to choose necklines, and watch graceful movement to improve poise. With effort, innate taste can be cultivated.
A 1925 feature dialogue argues for equal sharing of dating expenses. An anonymous speaker advocates paying half the costs for meals and entertainment to avoid being taken as a gold digger. Other voices counter with concerns about love, value, and practicality in relationships.
In this advice piece Eleanor Hope Seportshit suggests that a man enjoys a momentary eclipse during courtship when the beloved holds him close. She warns the woman to never dull his happiness by revealing her dominance and to let him feel the ongoing eclipse, preserving love and joy.
A column presents Q and A on dating etiquette. It covers replying to letters promptly, who should suggest leaving a party, teens dating older partners, and boundaries on kissing when not engaged, advising clarity, respect, and friendship.
Dr Roy S Copeland urges patients to respect doctors time and health. He argues doctors are poor insurance risks because patients demand constant availability and neglect rest. He advises plotting symptoms, aiding diagnosis, and delaying care until daylight, to help doctors live longer and remain reliable.
In a wartime intrigue, Lillian poses as a patient to obtain innocuous tablets that mimic drug pellets. She and a companion obtain a coded prescription from a druggist, plan a test, and arrange a counterfeit box to deceive a target while awaiting chemical analysis.
The article notes negligible celestial activity but advises health focus due to Saturn and Venus unfriendly aspects. It suggests safeguarding domestic and social relations from annoyance, and that those born today may see slow yet steady business progress. A child born today may require careful nurturing to overcome a sluggish constitution.
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