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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
12
Practical guide by Jeannette Young Norton urges marketers to showcase full value of kitchen work, detailing buy and use of by products, whole-bird economy, bone utilization, stock making, and economical cooking tips for roasts, stews, and canapes with emphasis on waste reduction and budgeting.
A model wears a dark green velvet plaid ensemble featuring a Dolero jacket with a satin neck and swater. Cuffs are highlighted by gallu, and the long coat shows a flattering kit fox collar, just as mild days invite lighter wraps.
A sixteen year old asks if a reserved boy who loves her should warrant a kiss and if such affection implies respect. The column suggests he may only kiss when declaring love and urges caution about young romance. It also presents a second reader fearing parental limits and advises obedience, noting a father’s guidance is for protection and future happiness.
Friday focus sees both pleasant assists and risks to fortune and mind. Cautious handling of funds and steady conduct may bring benefits and social gains. Those with a birthday may profit if they curb ill temper rash acts and extravagant spending. A change or journey is recast and a child born today may show versatility and clever craft ideas. Take heed lest warmth harms you.
A 1929 discussion by Dr. Copeland emphasizes public health progress against tuberculosis, noting declines in mortality and the limits of inoculation. It promotes sun exposure, fresh air, nourishing food, and rest as practical prevention and recovery measures, alongside cautious medical advice for readers’ questions.
A 19th century travelogue describes Liechtenstein, centered on Vaduz, as a tiny modern state with a slow pace, a standing army of eighty, and a peaceful people. It highlights the prince in Vienna, rustic economy, charming scenes at dusk, and limited traveler accommodations in Vaduz population 1200.
Advice on sugar to replace starch in delicate lingerie ironing. Methods to add gloss by stirring starch with a paraffin candle while boiling. Tips to keep items near related tools to save steps. Lemon juice purifies water and aids washing, but avoid colored fabrics. A strong washing soda solution cleans and clarifies sinks overnight.
The season favors personalized hairstyles with curls in various angles and long or short long hair. Neckline and back patterns, center or side parts, and sculptor curls shape flattering looks while a ban deau and pinned swirls complete formal styles as youthfulness boosts demand, says Josephine Huddleston.
A quirky tale features Mij and friends debating a poem about an elephant. Mij reads a nonsensical verse, the group quibbles over length and meaning, and a mysterious disappearance of the poem concludes the scene. Copyright 1929. Newspaper Feature Sarrion, Inn.
Fashion notes on Fifth Avenue describe composite metal chokers with belts and bracelets in numerous designs from ring to geometrical. A black coat trimmed with flat black fur remains popular, and a Vionnet duvetyn model with Persian lamb is copied after import. Astrakia silk jersey debuts for beach wear. A geranium red coat with wide trousers and reddish purple blouse stands out.
Aunt Madge helps Mary endure hysteria after a scare over Noel Veritzen and George Jackson amid a tense, judgmental family dynamic. Mary confesses distress as Noel and Eleanor Lincoln loom in the background.
A collage of literary maxims from Irving Paul Tvriarte Plutarch Goethe Horace and others notes on fame envy pride and wisdom. The fragment hints at comparisons between yesterday and tomorrow and comments on character and conduct.
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