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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1929
Page
10
Advice from M. D. Roy al Copeland on sunlight and diet balancing body acids. He cites a 19th century book noting sunlight and fruit acids as alkalizing, urges hospital consults, and answers reader questions on canker sores head noises hay fever and neuritis with emphasis on acidity and diet.
Grace Thorncliffe records a fashion episode featuring Helene a model who fell ill then recovered. The diary describes a rose tweed sport suit with diamond appliques and a rose beige crepe blouse with a scarf, tailored bows, and chevron tucks showcasing Helene's style.
A playful notice warns of a winter barrage of love from a poetic author. Snowballs conceal warm hearts and Cupid joins the fun, promising happiness through a coy, playful approach to romance. Readers are invited to embrace love rather than fear it.
Nursery craft ideas for mid winter, including patched bath mats with Mary and her lamb, white wadded dressing gowns with appliques, blue linen aprons and overalls, knitted reins with bells, paper tea sets, and appliqué cushions. Hangers feature painted wooden heads and long legged jumping jack tallow dolls.
The article describes home making projects led by Wanda Barton. It notes Peter Pan inspired figures on a green fish hanger and describes knitted afghan throws with fringe edges and silk lining. Silk wadded quilts feature floral and animal motifs and scalloped edges. Also covered are cotton flannel animal toys and new party-play outfits like Little Pierot and aviator suits.
A sixteen year old asks if she should quit seeing a man who claimed marriage and three children. The adviser urges telling her friend, verifying the claim, and avoiding any involvement with a married man. if proven true, end the relationship immediately.
The Stars Say for Tuesday January 8 warns of hindered progress from fear driven actions and gossip. It urges self control in finances and delaying new ventures while encouraging careful handling of moods and conduct, especially for those with birthdays on this day.
The speaker criticizes self centered talk at the office. He says he would avoid recounting daily little happenings and making himself hero in every encounter. He notes men should share other experiences and not dominate conversations with personal stories.
A reader shares a cosmetic trick to keep cheeks rosy in windy weather. By testing vanishing cream as a base under rouge, then applying powder after limited blending, the writer reports long lasting color without frequent touchups.
A reader asks if giving only a ring is proper for an engagement. The response says the ring is sufficient and offers congratulations and best wishes to the couple.
In a domestic drama set at Marion Brixton's school, Adele Garrison portrays Lillian and Mrs Brixton weighing possible schemes around Marion and her close ties to Samuel Brixton's family. Dicky Underwood and Harry plan to be discreet while monitoring potential mischief, as Marion's future companions become focal points. The piece ends with a cliffhanger: the quartet will adjust plans to attend school the next day.
A cloudy day adventure follows five shadow children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf as they play risky games. Yam fears danger until a spider web traps them. Yam sacrifices to alert May and is rescued by May with a broom.
A clipped collection features sayings on children's minds, time ahead, and the aversion to idle wealth. Notable lines include Mansfield on youth, Greeley on earning, Beecher on mirth, and Shakespeare on valor.
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