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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1926
Page
16
Dr Royal S Copeland criticizes a London labeled ankle agony and arthritis linked to winter dress. He urges warm wool stockings, notes deformity risks, and advises sensible foot wear and health tips for readers including inquiries about diet and constipation remedies.
A nostalgic piece describes a woman and Cupid watching the old year end as sands run through a glass. Memories of joys strengthen her for the new year, bringing a forced smile and hopeful song as she welcomes the Happy New Year.
Tomorrow's horoscope warns of subterfuge and disillusionment, advising caution and spiritual exercises. Those born on this day should guard against deception and job difficulties, while a child born now is seen as emotional and imaginative with an excellent education in practical affairs.
A diary describes Adame beginning Southern fashion earlier, with November orders for summery crepes and tub silks alongside velvet and fur trimmed pieces for the North. Pleater handles many orders as Madame notes the era of freedom and swift movement reflected in pleated frocks and rosy bole de rose dresses with raglan shoulders and intricate pleats.
A Miss Shabby Genteel character crowds her old life into the scraps of poverty and popularity. She aids her landlady, shops for others, and enjoys small spectacles with a clever mechanic, trading aristocratic pretensions for a bustling, modest happiness.
Wanda Barton surveys new electric aids for chores from stoves and refrigerators to washing machines and vacuum cleaners. She notes efficiency gains, energy use, and cost savings, and describes how appliances turn houses into practical engineering tasks.
A frightened girl asks how to handle a father and brother pressuring her at a best friend's home. Edith advises bravely refusing further advances, cutting visits if needed, and warns silence invites further abuse, even at cost to the friendship. The piece treats manipulation, protection, and personal safety in a cautionary tone.
A writer advises that explaining matters to a mother and daughter is futile and could harm one’s reputation. The piece asserts that growth brings hardship and true peace comes from staying true to oneself despite costs.
A reader questions how to win a male’s affection and whether asking him to call is proper. The columnist says be natural graceful and dignified and notes that only the man should make advances while affection between unengaged people is improper and wrong.
A tense night passes as Lillian and I devise a plan with Lee Chow and Dr Douglass to guard Hugh Grantland at the Tyandan rectory. A dignified gray-hat woman arrives, matching the elder woman seen with a big limousine, prompting new questions about the pursuit and Mrs. Grantland’s next move.
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