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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1929
Page
8
This health column discusses difficult breathing across ages, listing causes such as acidosis, nasal obstructions, indigestion leading to gas, pneumonia, and enlarged adenoids or tonsils. It notes how heart and lung blood flow issues worsen breathing and advises medical consultation for relief.
Wanda Barton offers practical tea time tips for suburban hostesses. She explains easy serving ideas with tea wagons, paper napkins, and single-plate layouts. Suggestions include varied sandwiches such as double deckers and canal boats, mint jelly fillings, and fruit sherbets as the preferred frozen treat.
Helene and I prepare for a big evening tomorrow as brother Bob arrives in town. He invites a dinner theater party with Helene and Grace, while Bob plans to impress with a stylish blue and white bathing costume from our shop for his boss's sister.
An article describes a refined hall arrangement centered on an Italian Directoire table with a tapestry panel above. Wrought iron brackets with trailing vines flank the tapestry while Louis XVI chairs in blue brocade and old silver candlesticks on the table frame Danish porcelain, creating a hospitable, period-inspired display.
The biography traces Fanny Kemble from a reluctant debut in Juliet to a celebrated but uneasy stage career. Born into the Kemble acting clan, she conquers theatres in Britain and America, marries into wealth, then returns to Shakespearean readings before dying in London in 1893 as a praised yet ambivalent performer.
The daily horoscope notes Thursday Feb 28 brings sidereal influence aiding those seeking trust and authority with honors and salary gains. Caution urged to avoid extravagance and risky ventures while remaining temperate and self controlled. birthdays promise eventual success and recognition from authorities. A child born that day may be impulsive yet poised for success through self discipline.
A column warns that a man who shows excessive silent adoration and dreamy gazes around a love interest comes off as a mooncalf. It argues women prefer verbal affection and that inappropriately worshipful behavior ultimately makes the man and the relationship tedious.
A parody of hard boiled attitudes contrasts modern femininity with expectations of marriage. The speaker contemplates avoiding contempt for traditional roles while acknowledging that a partner may seek a wife who can bake the classic pie and pretend she can cook.
A poetic prose piece by Winifred Black extols youth and freedom, following a carefree boat ride and the lure of the sea. It laments social pressures to tame wild hearts into ordinary life, contrasting bold youth with constrained adulthood.
Two teenage girls seek guidance after an uncomfortable car ride with three boys they trusted. The response asserts the boys should apologize for their rude behavior, and suggests the girls pause continuing friendship until an apology is made.
In a tense scene, Mrs Graham contemplates aiding Noel Veritzen's artistic ambitions while confronting a troubling revelation about a photograph taken without consent. Noel asks her to review his scores and adapt them for a historical drama, risking conflict with his powerful father. Mary interrupts with urgent news as plans unfold for a secret betrothal.
Max Treil Knarf and the Shadow-Boy crew plot to pull a cat's whiskers. The whisker pull alarms Pussy, the kittens scramble, and the twins become tangled in a spool of cotton as Inda the maid intervenes and restores order.
A collection of aphorisms and quotations on virtue, fate, salvation, and subsistence. Notable lines touch on destiny, personal responsibility, reason, and the value of labor as a moral good.
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