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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
8
A wife wins an interlocutory decree with custody and alimony after divorcing over her husband preferring polo to her. The judge allows weekend custody for the boys with the father for hunting and activities, urging reconciliation and balance between polo, bridge, and family life.
Adele Garrison fragments reveal Dicky’s wish to please Madue with a jade necklace gift and a planned gown design. The scene shows intimate marital tension, hints of estrangement, and a hopeful easement through a sketch and anticipated fashion collaboration.
The text urges patient honesty and fidelity to elders, warning against rash change and loose speech. It argues that steady effort yields benefits and cautions that fortune rewards diligence while hasty actions invite penalties, quoting Pyron on fate and luck.
Fashion note introduces the new afternoon wear jacket over frocks, with two shown gowns. A periwinkle blue flat crepe gown features flesh georgette blouse, crystal embroidery, and pearl gardenias. A black georgette cocktail dress uses white satin blouse with silk embroidery and ruffled georgette jacket.
The piece promotes slimming through daily exercise and deep breathing to achieve a supple waistline and graceful figure. It outlines a sequence of postures and breathing, emphasizing the need for body pliancy, correct stance, and repeated movements to tone the system and improve posture.
The Spaniard Eugenie de Montijo, mother of a French heir, rose from noble circles to become the wife of Louis Napoleon. Their union, forged at Fontainebleau and solidified at the Tuileries, withstood revolution and exile. Eugenie supported the Emperor through peril, fled to England after the Empire fell, and remained apart from politics until her death.
Practical tips from a vintage guide suggest cooking meat in a large batch for better flavor, cutting jelly with damp scissors, and using wire baskets for vegetables. A wide-mouthed glass bottle serves as a button holder to speed up finding items.
A teenage girl asks whether to write back after a missing letter and how to handle skating proximity and introductions. The column counsels writing if the man did not receive the letter, or waiting for his reply, and outlines proper skating posture, a formal introduction style, and that the boy should thank the girl after a skate. It also advises against frivolous autograph quotes and supports simple expressions of friendship.
Dr. Royal 8 Copeland argues that dysentery can appear any season and spreads via contaminated food and water. He highlights bacillary and amoebic forms, notes that vaccines help the bacillary type, and urges public education and precautions to prevent transmission.
Answer outlines probable rheumatic causes for knee pain and general weakness with night sweats. Recommends massage heat care and rest plus a medical exam. Advises self care for lumbago and bronchitis including massage baking electricity back strap constipation relief deep breathing and further guidance via SASE.
Home making tips describe a soap carving party for children with soap blocks, carving knives, and wax paints. Prizes go to top carvers and a soap shaving contest follows, with a light feast and themed treats labeled soapsuds. A supervising party mother keeps activities moving while keeping prize value modest.
Seen on 5th Ave evening styles celebrate eight gown silhouettes including sheath, princess, bouffant, bustle and peplum. Sleeveless sports frocks for January are promoted by leading couturiers while long sleeves gain visibility mainly in shop windows.
Knarf, the title shadow-boy, meddles with a professor and children during a moon viewing. He disrupts the telescope, causes the moon to seem to disappear, and taunts the professor while the children glimpse the moon through the instrument. The tale ends with Knarf offering to help write a book about the event.
A collage of aphorisms and reflections from Ingersoll Martineau Shakespeare Hugo and Dalpan. The passages mix ideas on happiness kindness discipline and the power of attitude highlighting the links between thoughts actions and success.
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