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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1927
Page
10
A reader letter defends competent women in management, citing Miss Z in an accounting office who, though strict and impatient, achieves results. The piece argues success comes from capability and authority, not favoritism, and highlights the tough dynamic of one boss versus many subordinates.
Seen on 5th Ave features from Miss Shopper note the vogue antique map beach wraps in yellow rose and blue terry cloth and bold pine shades. Artificial flower buttonholes violet trims and tiger skin accents appear on sportswear and hats with blue crepe de Chine pajamas trimmed in ostrich feathers and violet toques gaining popularity.
Grace Thorncliffe notes a fashion week rush to fitted suits and soft feminine gowns. A busy tailor spends hours on fittings while the model endures aches from standing, admiring a dark red wool jacket and cream red checked skirt ensemble. The tailor muses on a steamer coat in the same material.
A social satire describes Paul Aslan as a vain suitor who flirts with many, only to be humbled by a pair of blue eyes and Johnny's gaze. The tale ends with the realization that one man is a small part of a vast crowd, a mere drop in the bucket.
A reader asks whether to leave her husband for his brother who courted her after nursing him. Annie Laurie urges caution, warns of ruined happiness and children to protect, and stresses self respect. A wife describes neglect and a troubled marriage, seeking guidance.
Advice from Annie Laurie on handling tensions with a mother in law. The guidance urges a truce, calm talk, and compromise to preserve harmony, noting both sides may be at fault and comparing the situation to roles as spouses and future in laws.
The forecast predicts a lively turn in affairs from lunar and sidereal aspects. Breaks in long-standing blocks bring enterprise and potential financial gains through speculation and litigation, with caution advised in personal matters and young performers born today shown to be ambitious and resourceful.
Lucrezia Bori surveys methods to remove superfluous hair. Electrolysis is safest though costly and requires a physician’s recommendation. Shaving is not permanent and depilatories vary in effectiveness, with wax pulling from roots and new growth often slower but sometimes painful. New cream depilatories promise easier use with uniform strength and less irritation.
United States Senator Roy S. Copeland warns rabies poses grave danger from dog bites and other animals. He cites a 1926 NYC figure of 7,030 dog bite cases and calls for physician veterinarian stations to immunize dogs to prevent hydrophobia.
Wanda Barton guides weekly chores from Monday wash routines to Tuesday ironing tasks. The issue also reports Rabies cases in a large city with advice on dog vaccination, treatment steps after bites, and cooperation with health authorities for hydrophobia prevention.
The narrator observes Hugh Grantland and Lee Chow meeting the narrator’s father after a tense luncheon. Suspense builds around a mysterious summons spanning countries as the trio discuss risky affairs. The narrator seeks Grantland and Chow’s aid for tracing Mrs. Baker and preventing a meeting with Mary Harrison.
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