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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1929
Page
8
A rough looking woman in a fur coat helps a stenographer hurry to hospital for a barber shop partner's bill of sale. The encounter ends with the red haired woman showing unexpected kindness, prompting reflection on judgment versus character. The piece questions who deserves moral judgment and whether appearance predicts heart.
A reader asks whether to marry a long term boyfriend who is older and loves her. Advice suggests if both parties love each other and parental consent is present, marriage may bring happiness. otherwise, consider waiting until older.
Marion returns to school with her mother Lillian, Brenda auntie Madge, and friends as the family drives through Mount Backettaville toward Sackettsville Inn. Marion debates homesickness, peers and school life while a wistful, hopeful mood unfolds before the next installment.
A nostalgic fashion note presents a range of shoes for winter wardrobes. Descriptions include beige kid with lizard trim, two toned strap roof black antelope, gold broche evening sandal, pale blue crepe de Chine pump, brown walking oxford, and black satin French concert mules. The piece urges careful selection akin to facial powder, noting the abundance of styles as “what’s what” in shoes.
An instructional piece explains scalp massage as essential as brushing. Proper deep movements stimulate blood flow through the five scalp layers and neck areas, with techniques starting at the nape and progressing to the crown, ears, and shoulders.
A literary note discusses shifting morality from historic royal affairs to modern standards. It notes that in earlier centuries a king’s mistress was a high honor and contrasts past ambitions with present careers and fame.
A collection of curious facts and dated anecdotes. Notes on Bank of England vault doors, a French footballer, Tristan d'Acunha teeth, saffron in England, and ancient royal intrigues surrounding Edward III and Alice Perrers. The piece threads oddities with courtly affairs and legal clashes across centuries.
Seen on Fifth Avenue by Florence W. Ross Organdie reclaims its place beyond garden party dress. Madame Dubonnet outfits include pale blue Chanel eve ning gown with beaded pleats. Street coats mix red broadcloth and black caraca.
Royal 8s Copeland argues babies need sun exposure and skin care to gauge health, recommending regular bathing, light clothing, and daily sunlit periods. He suggests letting babies bask in direct or filtered sun, plus safe room warmth and simple naked sun exposure to strengthen muscles and circulation. He notes glass advances reduce harmful light and ends with a Q A on common medical queries.
Wanda Barton advises homemakers on color driven table settings using white linens with blue or periwinkle accents, glassware, and flowers. Use colored borders, crystal, and silver to create distinct tablescapes. Options range from all white with crystal to bold black and silver, emphasizing color over costly materials.
The astrology notes contradictory forces in planetary positions bringing both opportunity and risk. Beware deceit slander and misrepresentation as conflicts and rash acts may lead to defeat and unhappiness without good management. A birthday on this day promises opportunities but requires restraint and calm conduct.
In a 1929 story, Frank the bad boy opens a train window against his mother’s warning. A large cinder lifts him and Knarf onto it, carrying them above the other children before a gust of wind scatters Knarf and causes Frank to cry in relief as Knarf returns safely on a tear.
A collage of famous quotations on life morality service and learning. The lines cite Van Dycke Maceterlinck Seneca Voltaire Schopenhauer and Washington, urging brave living moral responsibility civic duty and guarded early education for children.
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