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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
10
A newspaper feature essay satirizes a wife named Helen who buys new clothes, jewelry, and beauty products to appear glamorous. It argues she lacks the vamp instinct and will likely revert to her real self, emphasizing her family ties, loyalty, and the danger of sudden self-transformation.
The article surveys revived interest in decorative glass including doric cologne glass candlesticks with drip cups, English Colonial and Sandwich glass figurines, colored glass sailors farmers and maids, and metal figurines like a cigarette holder dog and mounted horse. Dresden china, Black Forest wood carving, Copenhagen pottery animals, and Far East ivory bone and semi precious figurines are praised for their craftsmanship and collectibility, noting limited quantities and timely purchasing.
A compact portrait of John Philip Sousa, famed as The March King, detailing his Ashington birth in 1856, Marine Band leadership 1880s, founding his own ensemble, and his versatile output from marches to operettas and books. It notes world renown, decorations, and enduring popularity.
The feature highlights daytime frocks with simple lines, fuller skirts, tunics and jackets suitable for luncheon shopping and sports wear. Innovations include longer tunics, front flares and jacket effects, relying on skilled tailoring to flatter individual figures and avoid ostentation.
An article argues that candid sex education lowers harm from curiosity. It contrasts adult discomfort with a clear truthful approach, urging teachers and parents to tell the truth about babies and sex using simple analogies from nature and everyday life.
Tomorrow's horoscope warns of possible inharmonies and quick judgments affecting personal and business matters. Holden notes employment risk but urges careful, honest procedure to navigate tense periods and advises seeking harmony in personal affairs. A birthday child may show cleverness yet volatility. notable nativity James Q. Marlowe.
A 1920s era fitness piece advises women to build a fuller bust with chest and diaphragm exercises using dumbbells and arm swings. It promotes massage with cocoa butter and proper bra fit, noting public posts and a foreign observer.
The piece argues against freak diets and praises controlled sweets at end of meals to curb hunger. It cites a Alabama doctor recommending milk meat and eggs in regulated amounts to protect body protein. Protein sources like lean meat provide essential building blocks for muscles skin and tissues.
A dialog from 1928 offers guidance to a sixteen year old girl on dating and self-improvement. Lonely urges patience and study, Annie Laurie counsels forming a well rounded personality before dating, while a dietary health section warns against extreme dieting and promotes balanced nutrition. The page includes a teen inquiry about inviting a dance acquaintance and health Q A on weight, height, and headaches after meals.
Peggy encounters Mr Wood Mousie and his wife in a tree hollow near the woods. She helps remove a bar from Mr Wood Mousie’s foot and learns about their home choices and nocturnal running habits. The visit ends with Peggy promising to return home to finish her errand.
Adele Garrison continues Love's Embers with a tense scene in which the narrator debates a tutoring arrangement with Miss Lincoln’s pupil Eleanor Lincoln. Dicky erupts over the arrangement, warning of interference while the narrator resolves to honor her promise.
A compact collection of aphorisms and quotes from various authors. It pairs reflections on virtue doubt and social behavior with lines from Hindu Proverb Montgomery Paine Byron La Bruyere Pindar and Longfellow. The excerpt underscores the tension between the sublime and the ridiculous and the duties of personal restraint.
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