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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1928
Page
10
Winifred Black reflects on a woman's suicide spurred by presumed marital infidelity. She critiques romantic extremism and argues marriage should center on companionship, mutual care, and home life rather than passionate death driven by jealousy.
Two teen girls ask for guidance on dating and changing interests from a senior boy who drifted away, and a pair of readers seek advice about boys who insist on parking on the way home. TheAdvice column urges frank talk, widening friendships, and cultivating new interests, with readers invited to write in.
Grace Thorncliffe drafts a fashion world vignette where a plain cloistered figure becomes a stunning singer after Madame’s secret plan. Pam and I attend a concert to witness the metamorphosis, admiring the rose velvet gown, decolletage, and silver accents that crown the beauty. The episode ends with the mystery deepening as Madame’s cryptic remarks linger.
Snowbirds gather on tree tops and branches seeking warmth while others cluster on the snow covered ground beneath a white mantle. The scene shows birds of a feather huddling together as feathers drift down softly.
A 1923 column by Royal S. Copeland argues leprosy remains a global issue but unlikely to become a major U.S. problem. He cites historical leprosy hospitals in Europe, notes the Philippines leprosarium, and highlights Chaulmoogra oil improvements. The piece stresses funding and science as paths to eradication, with Q&A on infant hives and tobacco habit cessation.
A humorous guide for men on improving shape and style as a wife advises Dad to quit belts for galluses, stop belly expansion, and try abdomen exercises. The column playfully contrasts Dad with fashion trends and suggests a healthier posture and wardrobe to match a new hat and modern look.
Mars governs this Tuesday bringing bold and aggressive projects as the day excites high energy and cunning opposition. Birthday individuals show constructive effort on new ventures while guarding negotiations. A child born today may be bold and adventurous, inviting opposition through fiery, unyielding attitudes. Notable Nativity: Howard Chandler Christy.
The piece reflects on how women, though inspiring, are swayed by Paris fashion and trends. It argues women seek variety to enhance appeal but fear being left behind, balancing personal essence with changing dress, and notes moral shifts tied to wardrobe. It cites historical contrasts and calls for mindful individuality.
Ode on table linens discusses fabrics from damask and napery to oilcloths for informal meals. It notes modern patterns, period harmony with silver and china, and mentions Adam motif, Colonial designs, and colorful linens with borders and coordinated tableware.
In a farm house drama a character named Noel pursues Mary Harrison while Eleanor Lincoln suspects gossip. Auntie Madge senses Noel’s arrival as Mary steels herself for news, and Lillian manipulates a social confrontation amid flirtations and rival affections.
In a Blanche Silvere Goodnight Stories tale Timmy Field Mousie dreams of wings after hearing neighbors discuss storing for winter. A mishap as he tests the idea lands him atop Mrs Mousie, who laughs off the mishap. He learns to work, helps her fill storerooms, and abandons wings as a wasteful wish. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature.
A wretched soul bruised by adversity is mocked for quieting at cries but admits that if burdened with equal pain one would complain too. The lines explore shared suffering and human fragility within Shakespearean comedy.
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