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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
11
Judge Sabath’s abroad study on divorce leads to advice to marry later and avoid quick remarriage while a fashion feature shows cloud themed fabrics and gowns. Health notes urge ample, targeted food for children and practical guidance on child feeding and care.
Seen on Fifth Ave. UTTONS of all sizes and trimming on spring frocks Fox scarfs dyed lavender pink or blue Handbags in all colors and sizes to match ensembles still holding for Spring To be really smart wear hat and shoes to match a dark costume left hat and shoes give an adorable piquant note to one's appearance.
Wanda Barton explains shifts in silver use for home tables detailing flatware, service plates, and decorative pieces. She notes modern trends like two forks, soup spoon, and sauce teaspoon, with silver topped pots, bread trays, and portable veg etable dishes. Formal dinners may feature candelabra or four candlesticks for ambiance.
A fragmented piece describes a beauty exercise focus for legs with mentions of dancers and performance style. It emphasizes grace and footwork, noting spectator enjoyment and the need for continued practice to improve tone and form.
A 1926 essay from Elsie and friends explores loneliness for single girls in a big city. It follows Jane from a small town seeking male companionship amid office and social life, asking readers how to make friends and find a boyfriend. Copyright 1926 Premier Syndicate.
A fragmentary historical piece describes gold teeth as a status symbol in China and explains the social appeal of dental adornment. It contrasts Western tastes with Chinese practice, noting that affluence prompts both repair and replacement of teeth as a sign of distinction.
A partial OCR text fragment lists scattered names and letters without clear context or events. It lacks coherent details, dates, places, or actions suitable for a complete news item summary.
Fragmented dialogue from Adele Garrison's Revelations of a Wife shows a tense scene with medical figures and conversations about Harriet arrival. The garbled text hints at relationship strain and planned deception as characters discuss managing Merriet and Merriete amid ongoing personal tension.
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