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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
6
Two nineteen year old business college chums plan an in town unfurnished apartment and joint furnishings after graduation. They debate joint ownership and future commitments, while family guidance cautions against mutual possessions and long term arrangements.
The page blends home candying guidance with a tour of a formal hall scene. It cites candy stage tests and cautions on buttercream and molasses cooking, then describes burgundy damask chairs, carved mahogany Spaniard pieces, and a large beveled mirror setting. Royal S. Copeland provides health notes on child feeding and habits for the second year, emphasizing regular meals and slow weaning starting around eight to nine months with milk and water from a spoon.
Fragmentary text with misread names and numbers. Readable bits hint at a brief item mentioning Reese and potential figures, but content is largely garbled and cannot confirm events or specifics.
The surviving lines show a garbled romance note with names and dates blurred. It references Annie Laurie and a planned marriage but many words are unreadable. The readable fragments hint at a personal message or poem but lack coherent context or full details.
A brief item notes Tangie Mamnog and Potts involved in a pricing or purchase event. The short piece mentions Bunt Bites and Stemmgied Potts in connection with Syne, with unnamed details. The tone reflects a terse local notice or teaser about a small retail or personal exchange.
Tomorrow forecast hints at tense currents and shifting fortunes with focus on new contracts and potential opportunities. Read as a playful but cryptic genre riff suggesting caution and adaptive moves in personal and professional realms.
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