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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1927
Page
12
A period column discusses feminine foibles and self-control with emphasis on female virtue. The piece contrasts societal expectations and the perceived superiority of disciplined behavior among women. It reflects early 20th century gender norms and moral commentary.
Dietary notes praise orange juice for infant nutrition and schoolchildren, plus simple orange based recipes. A prose essay by ROYAL S. COPELAND discusses youth, aging, and health, interwoven with a Q&A health column advising on relationships, religion, and lifestyle, reflecting 1927 public discourse.
Tomorrow's horoscope warns of turbulence and fraud from lunar transits and Mercury Neptune aspects. It urges caution in signing documents postponing new projects and suppressing temper while noting a possible change that can be advantageous with careful management. Birthday individuals may face a cautious year requiring prudent handling of affairs.
Two models show a smart departure in trimming for the small black satin hat. A crown band of gold lace, a gold tissue band, and a brim of gold lace create a striking color mix. The high crown is formed by tiers of gold lace above a fitted black satin head-band.
A column by Elsie Marlowe challenges notions of martyrdom in sacrifice. It argues that many sacrifices are avoidable, favors balanced duties, and urges cheerful gentleness over self denial, citing Stevenson and practical programs.
Miss Shopper notes jewelry motifs on hats and buttonholes in pastel green crepe two piece outfits. Inset needlepoint collars with cross stitch and narrow cuffs pair with felt hats and envelope bags. Prints feature checked effects, multicolored florals, crepe de Chine georgette, and bold animal prints like leopard and American panther.
The article details Moors as town-dwelling Arabs fairer than country Arabs, likely descended from Moriscos. It describes male dress with embroidered shirts, loose trousers, a large coat, a red fez, yellow slippers, and wraps. Women wear elaborate costumes with gold and silver embroidery, white chemisettes, cashmere trousers, silken sashes, and jewelry. Dyes and perfumes are favored, and Moorish women use cosmetics to shape their eyebrows into straight lines.
The chapter shows Mary's escalating accusation of Mrs. Baker a crafty lodger on the fourth floor while Adele contemplates a measured approach. Lillian coordinates a social scheme to free time for Mary's alliance, and Dicky is pulled between work and family as plans unfold.
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