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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
12
The article explains gum chewing as a modern habit rooted in an infantile autoerotic pleasure from mouth stimulation. It describes a mouth fixation lasting into adulthood, influencing chewing, smoking, eating, and even old-age lip movements, with unconscious origins and universal presence.
Tomorrow's horoscope warns against fraud and risky speculation and urges safeguarding money and cautious dealings. It notes treachery may affect those born under the day and highlights Anita Stewart as a notable nativity.
Madge warns Noel to keep silent about sketches of Eleanor Lincoln while Lilian mocks Dicky’s cautious plans. The group gathers theories, notes owl hoots and a looming danger, and shifts toward a seaside picnic as a distraction and observation chance.
A miscellany lists notable facts including Romulus as legendary founder of Rome, platinum as a rare valuable metal, the dollar’s Spanish origins, the bagpipe’s ancient heritage, a 200 B C terra-cotta from Tarsus, and Wast Water as England’s deepest lake at over 45 fathoms.
Blondy asks how to handle an eighteen year age gap and religious difference in marriage plans. Annie Laurie cautions the girl to consider family and social impacts, suggests waiting years, and recommends speaking with her church pastor for guidance. A second letter from Broken Hearted seeks dating clues, and Annie Laurie urges self-analysis and personal improvement to gain more appeal.
A fragment from Temple Manning describes Massa in Central Africa with edible clay deposits that feed residents. Houses and pottery use the clay. children nibble walls when hungry. The village has unique hair gifts and conical, low doors, peaceable inhabitants, and four-man canoes drying hippo meat during fishing. Copyright 1228 Newspey.
A columnist advises Annie Laurie styled readers to blend intelligence with looks. She cautions against overeager behavior and suggests acting reserved and attractive to improve dating appeal and desirability.
The piece highlights a coat using krimmer along the front, dipping at the waist, and rising to a Russian collar. It describes a novel belt treatment with one plain side and one belted side created by the belt vanishing under the left arm.
Dr. Royal S. Copeland argues bowling is a beneficial exercise for the elderly and active men alike. He cites overseas observations in Montreal and Leamington, notes the activity involves walking and frequent bending, and endorses it as a safe, enjoyable way to improve muscles and digestion while maintaining physical elasticity.
A children's tale recounts Mama and Daddy Field Mousie moving into a barn for winter to escape cutting day. The family, plus the Barn cousins, escape danger from a scare with Pussy Gray and settle in the meadows, returning to the barn when winter comes.
Miss Shopper on Fifth Avenue surveys current couture trends. She highlights a flesh chiffon evening frock with a short front and long back bolero, Vionnet necklines, a one sided cape in blue suede, and ensembles featuring navy pleated skirts with jumpers and embroidered cardigans.
A home economics feature presents frugal meat uses. Recipes include Baked Liver with bacon and potato topping, Pork with onion apple and crust, Oxtail Stew with vegetables and croutons, and a New Way with Soup Meat using shank leftovers and potato gravy.
A collection of maxims and proverbs on learning, awareness, language nuance, contentment, and perception. Quotes include Arab, Rousseau, Ming Sum Paou Keen, Chamfort, and Longfellow reflecting on knowledge, speech, joy, and the interaction of country and town in culture.
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