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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1928
Page
10
A reflection on a middle aged woman mimicking youth at a party, contrasted with vivid childhood farm memories of water lilies apples and a sadly memorable chicken slaughter. The narrator links the elder woman’s performance to the lingering trauma of that day and wonders why she clings to youth.
A small city woman converts her dining room into a four hour Friday shop offering kitchen linen ware cakes pies and baby items with orders for special foods and crafts. Over two years she expands to a portable outdoor kitchen and a tea shop, building a substantial savings.
Brown trout in New Zealand grow large compared with English fish, tracing origins to Great Britain. Laws in England ban flying kites and firing fireworks in towns while rolling a cask or carrying a ladder on footpaths is illegal. A tuning fork in a vacuum makes no sound. Insects on earth 50 million years, humans 500 thousand. Global motorcycle total and country shares. Tibet’s monastery at 17,000 feet. paper upper shoes may appear. White Horse of Wantage chalk figure 374 feet long commemorating Alfred.
Marie Marot notes pajamas move beyond sleepwear into chic dinner attire. Couturiers showcase metallic fabrics transparent velvets and heavy satins labeled Dinner Pajamas. Read examines Nile green crepe satin sleep set and lounge suit with batiked satin jacket and tied sash accents.
In a 1928 feature, Dr. Copeland discusses leukemia, its symptoms including enlarged spleen weight loss and skin pallor, and the role of blood changes. Treatment mentions nutrition rest X-ray therapy and possible splenectomy, noting guarded long term prospects and the need for ongoing research.
The tale of Leander who nightly swam the Hellespont to reach Hero, a temple priestess. A storm blows out Hero’s guiding lamp, Leander drowns, and Hero, grieving, drowns herself. Their deaths seal a timeless romance.
A Browning inspired column warns of inauspicious planetary influence on the day affecting personal and business affairs. Readers may face minor setbacks, disputes, and obstructed plans with restless traits noted in a child born today. Harmony and integrity are urged to avoid sensational publicity.
The article advises women to check wardrobe tightness on garments like bras belts and gloves and to ensure proper circulation. It prescribes a nightly routine with lemon juice cleansing brushing massages and nourishing cream followed by a skin tonic. if two weeks pass without improvement consult a physician for possible organic disturbance.
A reader asks if a mother should open her sixteen year old daughter's letters. The reply suggests rebuilding the daughter's trust to allow unopened letters, otherwise the mother may read them.
Florence W Ross surveys Fifth Avenue displays noting green knitted fabrics and emerald coats. Designers feature cardigan cos tumes with bird's eye stitches and striped sweater tops. Winter travel tours loom as tweed coats and llama cloth overcoats in brown beige gray with yellow accents showcase conservative palettes.
Adele Garrison's Katie, a Correspondence School Sleuth, narrates her findings to Madge about a blotter clue linked to Miss Janet Rawdon. Katie describes searching Mary's waste basket and uncovering torn blotter pieces revealing an envelope blotting message to Janet Rawdon in Southampton, L I New York. Continued tomorrow.
Five shadow children aboard a ship play compass game with the large dial and needle. Yam ends up wedged under the needle as the captain reverses course to shore, then escapes when the compass swings back to east at voyage end. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service.
A compilation of adages from Millet Confucius Rollin Luther and Byron. The quotes reflect views on beauty industry ignorance divinity youth practice and joy. Each line presents a concise reflection attributed to a named thinker.
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