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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1926
Page
9
A 1926 Premier Syndicate column argues that youthful marriages strain undeveloped minds and nerves, risking future ambitions. Personal letters defend early unions, while the expert insists adolescence often impedes growth, with the author warning such unions may fail to mature brains for future challenges.
Benignant and happy forces rule this day as stars move in time. Luminaries favor those in employed positions and in high places, promising pleasant business and personal relations, with growth in heart, home, and recognition for qualified workers. Birthday individuals should enjoy a prosperous year. A child born today should be accomplished and well liked, thriving in employment of others.
A tense scene follows a nervous woman awakening to danger as a door seems unlocked and a hallway observer hears faint rustling. She hides, then confronts the janitor and the kindly neighbor Mrs Mastman while deciding to rent the apartment.
In Shenandoah Iowa a moving picture theatre manager praised a weak film in public and posted a blunt bulletin in front of his theatre. This frank approach sparks townwide discussion on honesty and advertising. The piece by Winifred Black argues truthfulness builds trust and a better marketplace. Copyright 1926 by Newspaper Feature Service.
A set of fish recipes emphasizes easy digestion and nutrition for nursery meals. It describes fillet pan frying with fish stock, water, pepper and salt, then finishing with cream. It also details layering cod fillets with onions, crumbs and butter, baking until cooked, with optional batter and garnishes.
Vera Winston presents a fifteenth fashion note on a cream challis afternoon party frock for a girl around twelve. The design features a flower pattern and simple, affordable styling with matching green features.
Dr Royal S Copeland outlines back muscle disorders from neuralgia to myositis, causes such as cold exposure and overexertion, and the relief from heat. He notes related health Q and A items, with guidance on diet, exercise, and skin care.
A sixteen year old girl admits opening her brother's letter and soliciting a stranger by letter to be her friend. The reply cautions that introductions should come via mutual friends and warns that the young man may be married and prudent not to answer further. The writer urges not to write again.
Barbara Bayne profiles Henry L Higginson a central figure in Boston history born 1834 in New York City who became a Boston citizen, served in the Civil War, led mining and railroad ventures, helped found the Boston Symphony Orchestra and built a fortune through Lee Higginson Co. He died November 14 1919 and is buried at Arlington.
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