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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1929
Page
10
A health advice column by Royal S. Copeland, M D, urges calm living to protect the body. Anger harms every organ, raises blood pressure, and disrupts breathing, while steady habits and right conduct support physical welfare and well being.
A fashion diary scene describes Pam and her aunt arriving in the South from BLIC with sunny tans and stylish coats. They tour a shop amid a rush, chat about an advert, and Pam expresses crushes while auntie complains of cold weather and praises a caracul coat with a smart collar and scarf.
A guide lists practical home aids from adjustable irons and decorative window shades to new kitchen mixers. It advises using washable shades, scrubbed with a soft brush, and fresh cords, plus affordable shelf wrapping paper in bright colors for water and ant protection. It highlights a high priced multifunction mixer that blends dough, whips cream, beats batter, and includes a sticking attachment for shredding vegetables.
Horoscope notes many ventures ahead with lofty aims and Saturnian obstacles. Aiding figures may emerge from unlikely places, possibly a woman. A birthday reader could gain opportunity this year, with a versatile ambitious child likely to persevere and succeed through grit.
Wanda Barton discusses practical kitchen and cleaning tools. A meat grinder attachment and a versatile hand strainer double as a puree maker when loaded and run. High quality devices offer convenience though costly. A baseboard cleaning brush uses fringed wool to lift dust and oils without harming walls, refreshing woodwork.
Leicester Cathedral will install a grand piano to replace the removed organ until a new one is ready in about two years. The old organ pipes were so damaged they crumpled on removal. A dental expert suggests closing sweet shops near schools and replacing biscuits and milk with apples to save teeth.
The speaker argues that a man should respect a woman’s refusal and not press for a kiss. He acknowledges some women mean no and others may say no with uncertainty. He prefers no kiss to an unwanted one and warns that persistence breeds stubbornness and likely failure.
A column argues women spend on cosmetics and beauty while neglecting sensible footwear. It claims men notice feet first and view worn shoes as a sign of care, urging women to invest in well kept shoes as part of their appearance.
A traditional home shampoo method outlines a castile soap base with water, then folding in ammonia peroxide and borax for blonde hair to add gloss. An egg white rinse, boiled hard water if needed, and lemon or vinegar final rinses tailor results for light or dark hair.
A girl aged eighteen seeks why her interest in boy friends faded and Boots answers that fatigue is temporary and interest will return. Annie Laurie asks how to win a refined wild boy's admiration. Ramona advises remaining natural and sweet, not adopting his wild ways.
Mary in a fit of hysteria unsettles Aunt Lillian and Madge as Katherine and narrator plot to access Mary's room through a private closet. They fear an attack may require two people, and plan to enter Mary’s room to help her while avoiding her grandmother. Continued tomorrow.
Shadow-children Yam Flor Hanid and Knarf visit a bird nest high in a tree after a chorus of more cries. Knarf learns the fledglings want more of what they have, while the mother bird mistakes him for prey and drops him. The story ends with a caution never to intrude on another’s nest.
A garbled collection of aphorisms quotes and misquoted lines from Lincoln Seneca Fielding Cowper Voltaire and Von Moltke. The text repeats ideas about battle education power forgiveness and national identity with numerous errors and missing context.
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