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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1929
Page
8
Winifred Black argues against divorcing a husband who is late for dinner, urging readers to endure occasional delays and cherish shared memories. She suggests quiet, hopeful actions to preserve marriage and questions the practicality of divorce over dinner timing. Copyright 1259, Newspaper Feature Service.
Delicate colored furniture should be cleaned with sifted whiting and a moistened cloth, then wiped with clear water and polished with silk. A two inch board barge with casters aids mobility, while a velvet cushion with cardboard and cotton makes a handy personal brush or hat accessory.
Adele Garrison narrates in a vivid serialized tale where Mary and Georges announce their engagement to the world. The young prince reveals himself and proposes a celebratory party at the home of Mr Graham, with plans including Mr Itzen and others as guests. The scene blends romance and aristocratic pomp as Mary senses change and fears being alone with Georges.
Fashion notes the blouse as a key wardrobe staple with diverse fabrics and styles for every occasion. Sleeveless, crepe de chine, silk pique, and printed silk blouses dominate, featuring tuck-in designs, jabots, pleats, frills, and fitted hipbands to modernize outfits.
Readers are urged to select properly fitted footwear to prevent bunions callouses and corns. The article outlines home treatments for callouses including magnesium sulfate baths pumice gentle filing and a pharmacist prepared solution then cautions against aggressive home remedies for vascular corns and recommends consulting a chiropodist.
Wanda Barton traces tea caddies from ancient China and Japan to modern American homes, noting materials from ivory and ebony to fine china, Satsuma ware, and jade. The piece highlights collector interest, evolving designs, and the caddy as a centerpiece of tea tables, surpassing tea balls in status.
Seen on 5th Ave the afternoon costume, once sidelined by sportswear, regains importance. Elaborated fabrics and simple designs suit afternoon tea and dancing with pleated skirts returning in broad knife or box pleats. Pleats vary from fine crepe to heavy tweed, folded to hip yokes to avoid bulk.
The reader is told that planetary influences make for a fairly active but restless period. The forecast notes initiative and enterprise tempered by a tendency toward precipitate change, with strong minds capable of constructive thought if resolve drives effort. A birthday observer may have an active year with drive but a restless mind without push.
Dr Roy S Copeland explains dust and irritants trigger sneezing hoarseness and runny nose year round. Exposure in mills autos or dusty rooms can open a gateway for germs though resistance matters. Advice emphasizes avoiding prolonged dust or smoke exposure and keeping fresh air during weather extremes.
Max Tréll presents a whimsical tale where Knarf and the shadow children voyage to the moon’s far side guided by a rope ladder. They meet a green cow claiming to have jumped over the moon and plan to return, only to land on sharp moon stones, risking a long stay on the moon.
A reader asks how to meet a man with many contacts and whether to let him initiate. The reply warns against approaching without an introduction and suggests using mutual friends if present. Another reader, a teen, asks about writing to a senior boy after a distant exchange and is advised to drop the matter and focus on closer friendships.
Ruth Morris profiles Sarah Siddons as the Kemble troupe’s daughter who defied plans for a quiet life. Born into a touring company, she rose from nervous Portia to tragic triumphs, including Lady Macbeth, captivating London audiences at Drury Lane before a famed farewell.
A compact collection of aphorisms and quotes from Herrick Epictetus Hare Carlyle Ruskin and Plautus. The lines contemplate charity self awareness humility and the value of merit over favor.
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