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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1928
Page
8
A sentimental feature recalls a family facing loneliness after a father enters a sanitarium. The mother preserves memories from honeymoon trips and child milestones while children pursue their own lives. The piece muses on loneliness, aging, and the yawning gap between youth and age.
Robert Co. Winthrop presents tomorrow's horoscope with Saturn challenging progress and patience needed for achievement. New contracts may arise. holiday features could disappoint. Those with birthdays should persevere, training a child born today to meet obstacles with diligence, noting George Washington as a notable nativity.
Vera Winston presents a dinner gown in sheer black velvet with gold lace inserts at the neck flounce and hem. Gold serpentine jewelry complements the black and gold motif, paired with black satin or velvet slippers with gold heels for an elegant look.
Instructions for escalloped potatoes prepared in a buttered dish with layered cheese egg and honey mixtures followed by a potato nest method. Also includes Sweet Potatoes with Pineapple layering, cheese, pepper, salt, and a pineapple syrup bake.
A 1928 feature discusses how infants form attachments first to mothers then to the opposite sex parent, noting the rise of paternal or maternal romantic feelings, parental favoritism, and sibling rivalries. It warns for balanced attention to prevent jealousy, neglect, and heartache.
A reader asks how to handle a boy who wears her ring but may not be sincere. The advisor suggests asking for the ring back, focusing on friendship, and not doubting his interest while staying cautious. A second query about smoking drinking and changing for a boyfriend prompts urging personal reform and courage to resist peer ridicule, aiming to build self respect and attract better company.
A fragment from Temple Manning describes the Maundaung tribe in Central Africa. It notes domestic gender roles with men caring for home life and wearing pearl necklaces while women wear less, with chieftain daughters in decorated aprons. The village has orderly huts, corn cribs on roofs, and a sacred men’s harvest dance. The piece praises the peaceful, industrious Maundaung and claims poverty is rare.
Royal S Copeland argues there is no special brain benefit from fish over other meats. He stresses that brain health follows general body health, noting digestibility of fish, safety concerns, and that fresh poultry can nourish the brain as well. He emphasizes right living and nutrition as the path to a nourished brain.
Answers to health questions discuss hemorrhoids nervous mouth dryness digestion and diet laxatives for children hay fever relief and shoulder blade pain. Advice stresses hydration diet clarity of system massage heat for comfort and self addressed stamped envelopes for full particulars or repeat questions.
A 1928 Good Night Stories tale follows Lady Ant who longs for wings while a butterfly chatters about flight. After a dreamlike wobble she awakens to find no wings and learns to value her life as an Agricultural Ant, sharing a meal with Mr. Ant as rain pours.
Seen on 5th Ave prints a satin frock with a very wide skirt and flowing sleeves suited to a graceful slim figure. Organdie and fancier weaves appear alongside plain jerseys and wool crepes. A suede finish coat with a jabot collar and an evening wrap in gold and white brocade is described, plus a feathered hat ornament with a parrot design.
In a seaside scene Noel Veritzen invites Mary into the bay as Eleanor Lincoln and Mr Jackson swim nearby. Mary refuses, signaling tension over Noel’s devotion and a hidden gaze from Phil. The pair retreat to discuss Mary’s behavior while probing whether Phil forbids further play with young men.
A compact quotation roundup notes that words shape fate and influence public opinion. It cites Horace Tacitus Carlyle Terence Hobbes and Lucan, reflecting on courage truth and rhetoric as social leverage. The collection warns that words act as counters and can dictate danger or persuasion.
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