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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
12
A daily magazine column explores delicate social rules for divorce and remarriage. The piece discusses how a wife and her ex wife can remain bosom friends and navigate etiquette with tact and empathy. It emphasizes respect, discretion, and gradual adjustment in strained relationships.
Excerpts of letters discuss dating expectations and choices in love. A woman advises inviting a boyfriend to visit to test interest and warns against rushing into steady commitment. An anecdote about complex marriages highlights sensitivity and trust. A second reader seeks guidance to win a senior boy’s affection with tact and charm.
Madge is tasked with spying on Jerry Ticer to gauge publicity given to Dicky's sketches of Eleanor Lincoln. She visits Mrs. Ticer, who senses the purpose and invites her in to discuss Jerry and a secret tied to Miss Lincoln and Mr. Graham's sketches. The scene reveals interpersonal maneuvering in the community.
Fashion notes contrast two daytime ensembles emphasizing tailored lines and feminine touches. One look features a long tunic with bloused lines and dark appliqued bands, while the other presents a slim crepe de Chine frock paired with a military style flannel jacket. Writer and sponsor ROYAL S. COPELAND, M D. is identified.
A health column urges self discipline to improve health and longevity. It contrasts excuses with action and promotes simple hygiene habits, daily exercise, and modest diet changes without gym costs. It also outlines a community Valentine party plan for youths and offers health Q and A guidance.
Willy Bee meets Mrs Laurel Plant, known as Calico Bush, who has ten little pollen pockets in each blossom. A pollen transfer ensues when Willy Bee brushes a hair-trigger, coating him in pollen. He promises to share the tale with friends and return to Mrs Laurel Plant.
An article on how true bosses influence organizations, choosing capable workers and efficient methods. It stresses the boss must avoid arrogance, respect workers, and know personal strengths and weaknesses to set a progressive example. Copyright 1928.
Water is essential to health and life and to beauty. Eight glasses daily purge toxins. internal and external use clears pores, aids elimination, and improves skin. Regular bathing with warm water and soap keeps outlets open and enhances daintiness and vitality.
Tomorrow's horoscope suggests opportunities for great gains if anxieties are managed. Those in employment may seek raises or promotion, and birthdays may bring recognition of abilities. Notable nativity cites Thomas A Edison as an example of talent rising to high authority.
The article highlights new lines in evening frocks and robe de blouse with Bertha collars, promising a slender youthful look. It notes shoulder fullness as a key feature and outlines spring coat influence, along with standard hosiery colors gunmetal, season, dust, French nude and beige. Variations of these shades are common. Suits for spring favor mannishly tailored tweed.
Etienne Nicolas Mehul rose from poverty in Givet to become a noted French opera composer. He studied under Hauser in his youth and later in Paris, turning to dramatic music on Gluck's advice. His best works include Le Jeune Henri Uthal and Joseph, famed for orchestration and drama, though his symphonies drifted. He died in Paris October 18 1817, likely dampened by cooler receptions to later operas amid rising Spontini popularity.
A compilation of aphorisms and reflections from Erasmus Bergson Shaw Periander Sidney Homer Stevenson Menander and Swift. The lines cover prudence ambition language labor and personal growth with brief maxims.
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