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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
10
Elizabeth declares she will burn a figurative mortgage by firing a cook, chauffeur, doctor, lawyer, and friends who boss her around. She envisions replacing them with new staff and companions who respect her choices. An observer suggests she may learn not to let others boss her in the first place.
The article urges choosing good plated ware over solid silver for a family of four, detailing essential pieces, care, storage, and costs. It notes plated sets last five to eight years with replating, and offers guidance on patterns, polishing, cleaning, and avoiding unnecessary extra servers. It argues plated ware can look nearly as fine as solid silver and supports saving for vacations in the long run.
Annie Laurie counsels girls on dating behavior warning that a boy who forces a kiss is a boor and cad. She urges removing such a person from the friend list and choosing better company.
The column debates when a girl should date and whether a friend should be invited into her room. It suggests no fixed age for dating and warns against jealous mates. keep things friendly and avoid drawing attention to improper actions.
Fashion notes crown evening wear with soft yellow moire fabrics and bold bows as the main decoration. The revival of moire adds graceful lines to gowns, with a figure hugging bodice and back bustle effect, favoring slender, tall silhouettes over full figures.
JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON outlines simple sit up and stand exercises to improve balance and poise. The routine includes three movement sequences, followed by relaxation steps and a note that results require time and persistence.
The article recounts the classic tale of Dido and Aeneas from legend and early myth. It covers Dido's Tyrian lineage, founding Carthage, Aeneas's Troy escape with his family, their thwarted romance due to political reasons, and Dido's possible death by her own hand. It notes varying versions of the death and endowments of Aeneas as a hero worshipped by later ages.
The article notes regional use of the title Madam for a married son’s mother to avoid formal phrases. It explains inn signs with Bull indicating monastic brewing licensed by abbey seals on barrels. It cites XX and NXX marks as monk seals asserting ale quality. It adds a claim that June 14 1911 in Bagio Philippines saw forty six inches of rain and credits a Bohemian monk with inventing the first lightning conductor.
Forecast cautions on the day’s sidereal changes bringing mixed fortunes. Employment may offer recognition but other matters show disruption. avoid rash acts, quarrels, or litigation. Protect against fire or accidents. A birthday person faces trials from impulsive behavior. discipline and self control advised.
Dr. Royall S. Copeland advises mothers on dressing babies for winter outings. He warns against heavy dress before the mother prepares for street time, to prevent sweating and chilling. He stresses ample coverings, and keeps the focus on proper timing and practical preparation before leaving the home.
Shadow children Knarf Flor Hanid Yam sneak aboard a ship and discover a ventilator chute. Knarf slides to the captain’s tea, narrowly escapes being swallowed, and is blown back up the chute as the captain jokes about sour tea.
Madge uncovers Mary's secret vanity by exposing Janet Rawdon as Mary in disguise. Lillian and Katherine react as Marion schemes to keep Mary distracted, while Georges and Dicky’s family tensions loom. The revelation deepens the mystery around the blackmailer rumor.
A compilation of brief aphorisms from Shakespeare Scott Fuller Pierce Channing Willis and Key. It blends reflections on attitude work books and social harmony with calls for wisdom and humanity.
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