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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1929
Page
8
Winifred Black argues mothers spoil their "little men" by overprotection. Georgie and his cousin illustrate how fussing and fancy gear turn boys into playful, muddy lads. The piece contrasts expected boyhood behavior with maternal worry and social expectations.
The article recounts the love story of Comte de Lavalette and Emilie, Josephine’s niece, detailing an early marriage, Lavalette’s execution sentence, Emilie’s pursuit of a pardon, her insanity, and Lavalette’s eventual pardon and care for her. A brief, bittersweet romance marked by devotion and tragedy.
A diary entry describes Helene and a younger assistant preparing to run a shop for three weeks while Madame takes a rest. The text reveals busy season pressures, staff affection for Madame, concerns about operations, and new beachwear arriving just before her vacation.
A decorative dream table is shown using a shelf fixed to the wall with a plain mirror hung above it. Bright chintz covers the shelf and a shirred cuff completes the setup. Candlesticks and color matching toilet accessories finish the pretty display along with a painted mirror frame and draped chair.
The article promotes simple home entertaining through tea and evening music with modest spreads. It urges hosting with two capable pourers, minimal formality, and flexible guest flow, emphasizing convenience, economy, and social ease for busy households.
The cosmical forces favor dreams and speculation over hard work today. The mind stays keen on metaphysical issues science and literary pursuits while secret grievances and anxieties surface. A birthday child may pursue high projects in science invention or literature with notable originality.
Some Odd Facts explain that locusts eaten by John the Baptist were likely the carob tree fruit. Dried pods known as locust beans were sold as cattle feed and the carob tree is called the honey tree for its sweet pulp. A waffler is defined as a man who repairs scales and weighing machines.
Wanda Barton profiles a modern homemaker who hosts a weekly Cafeteria dinner from six to eight, offering hot tea and coffee, a buffet, and adaptable dishes. Leftovers fuel future meals, with two meats and salads prepared as needed, keeping gatherings lively and affordable for 10 to 80 guests weekly.
The speaker urges exploring beyond one’s business, reading, theatre, and conversations with people in other fields. By listening and learning about different lines of work, a man gains social value and shows more than mere focus on his own trade.
A pamphlet style piece argues women should be proud of thrift and craft. It contrasts compliments on clothing with pride in skill, noting clever needlework and fashion sense as assets. It critiques bragging about bargains and asserts economy and handiwork signal competence for a thrifty partner.
Royal S Copeland promotes gentle skin care for infants emphasizing selecting non irritant soap, thorough drying, and light powders. Advice covers moisture, petroleum applications elsewhere, potential skin eruptions from wrong feeding, and milk changes. Includes medical Q&A on digestion, heart pain, swelling, prickly heat, and eye strain with brief guidance.
A reader asks about kissing a boy in front of friends and whether her refusal harmed him. The columnist approves the prudent choice to avoid crossing social boundaries and suggests apologizing only if she believes she hurt him, otherwise to ignore the hurt feelings.
In this installment Adele Garrison traces the family’s farewell to Marion as they begin a dawn departure toward Jersey City and the Whitney School at Sackettsville. Marion’s cheerful mood unsettles her mother Lillian while Ronald Brixton’s upcoming role as escort hints at renewed maternal tensions.
Knarf the shadow boy believes cat is spelled with a K and sneaks into a spelling book. He ends up trapped under a page titled cat, held by his master’s strapped speller until the lesson ends. Cora the cat draws near as Knarf endures the unfolding misadventure.
A collection of quoted maxims on patience, health, free air, and self contribution. Noted authors Higginson Homer Crane frame reflections on genius, existence, and personal responsibility. The text presents aphorisms rather than a news item or event for record.
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