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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1928
Page
12
The essay argues minds are dynamic and require regular tuning like engines. It urges balance between rest and effort, varied mental exercises, and adapting routines to changing life conditions. Sleep, practice, and deliberate pauses help maintain efficiency without mechanical repetition.
The article highlights lighting as pivotal for film and stage visuals and extends to home decor. It describes several lamps including a masculine iron desk lamp with brass tray, a green glass lamp with hand painted shade, a tall floor lamp with amber glass bowl, a Japanese pottery lamp with teakwood base, and a pewter based table lamp with pleated linen shade.
Health column by M D Copeland NY senator discusses how residence and work shape health. City life risks underexercise and dental neglect while farm life improves activity and stool care improves with plumbing. Emphasizes daily exercise, clean teeth, regular bowels, proper diet, and annual dental visits to extend life.
Jeannette Young Norton promotes eggs as a meat substitute with high protein content comparable to fish and poultry. The article offers recipes like Eyes in the Nest and an Oyster Omelet, detailing steps, ingredients, and serving suggestions to showcase eggs as versatile, balanced fare.
Genevieve Kemble presents a Friday January 13 horoscope noting negative planetary aspects for some, emphasis on social and domestic alliances, arts and pleasure. Birthday individuals may find friendly relations and harmony, with a leaning toward social or romantic activities and fashion business relevance. Notable Nativity: Salmon P. Chase.
In PPLPELS Cape Ensemble becomes a seasonal sports costume for women. The tweed cape is worn with a hip length blouse and tweed skirt, featuring a rose crepe blouse trimmed with tweed bands and a crepe scarf attached to the cape.
A published letter from Annie Laurie discusses social behavior of popular girls and advises readers to seek sensible companionship. Letters from readers Boots and Peg offer guidance on marriage choices and handling romantic misunderstandings with emphasis on love, financial differences, and patience in relationships. Annie Laurie invites further problem letters for her column.
Temple Manning reports on Beled Sindjar home of the Yezides. The faith reveres a good god while fearing the Devil, whom they avoid naming. When praying they use Melek Taous the Emperor Peacock and a brass peacock emblem. Graves within sacred walls are unmarked, a tenet of their religion.
Seen on 5th Ave and Miss Shopper note popular daytime hosiery shades. Dust, rose taupe, blue fox, shadow and light gun metal lead the gray palette while grain nude tones like pecan bronze appear in beige groups. Mesh hose gain fashion emphasis for dressy street and formal evening wear.
Adele Garrison portrays Madge arranging a meeting between Noel Veritzen and Mary Harrison at a Graham beach picnic. The narrator shadows Melodramatic schemes while Eleanor Lincoln spies from the library, plotting to keep Mary in the social orbit.
David discovers a floating nest of grasses hosting a grebe family. Squeedee the elf guides him to Mrs Grebe and her three chicks, revealing waterborne nesting and early hatchlings. Daddy Grebe returns with the other youngsters as the family welcomes friends.
A compact collection of aphorisms and lines from Pope Sewall Byron Shakespeare Horace La Rochefoucauld Aldrich. The notes contrast ideals of virtue, appearances, love, and aging with witty or reflective tones.
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