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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
11
A reflective piece by Winifred Black questions a future of chemical food and robotic living. It contrasts imagined scientific utopia with human desires for pleasure, love, and spontaneity, pondering whether life would lose meaning if everything became rote and measured.
A reader seeks guidance on dating rules and promises in a ten month relationship. Annie Laurie suggests avoiding binding promises when not engaged, talking openly, and broadening social circles while considering personal growth to attract and keep friends and potential partners.
A teacher notes Eleanor Lincoln's distracted behavior during a lesson with Noel and Mary Harrison. The narrator contrasts Mary’s dedication to acting with Eleanor’s waning interest, and decides to reschedule the next lesson due to a busy week and a beach picnic. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
Annette Bradshaw surveys current resort fashion with wide range from informal day wear to evening gowns. Pastel shades, three piece sport suits, and slim daytime dresses with draperies define the season. Couture houses blend old ideas with new, favoring dignity over flamboyance in feminine silhouettes.
An article argues maturity is defined by mind not age and asks how fully developed, stable, and coherent a person’s reasoning is. It urges observing successful, happy adults, adopting their standards, and studying biographies to model growth, humility, and self awareness.
A Cleve land reader asks for abdominal reducing exercises. The author prescribes posture corrections and a sequence of movements to pull in the tummy, breathe, and tighten abdominal muscles, with repeated daily practice and a reminder to sit and stand straight. Copyright 1928, Nows.
The article promotes mohair curtains made from Angora fleece as durable affordable window dressings. It highlights dirt resistance, easy laundering, various patterns and uses for drapes nets and laces, plus tips for hanging damp curtains to ensure even drape and shape.
Royal S Copeland notes insulin helps diabetics control sugar and warns it is not a cure. He lists thirst, excessive urination, weight loss, skin issues, headaches, and fatigue as symptoms. Emphasizes diet adjustments and general health, offers to answer questions by mail.
A young girl named Bessie hates dishwashing until dry faces of cups, plates, and a pan complain of being wet. She learns to wipe each item thoroughly, saving the kitchen from rust and tears, and vows to dry every dish correctly from then on.
Genevieve Kemble signs a Saturday forecast noting conflicting planetary aspects. It warns of employment risk yet favors labor, urges caution against duplicity and fraud, and advises steadfast integrity for a child born that day. Notable nativity: Bebe Daniels.
A biographical sketch of Franz Lehar detailing his creation of The Merry Widow and its global impact with 6000-plus US performances and multiple languages in Buenos Aires. It covers his birth in Kornnorn Austria April 360 1870, early music study, Prague Conservatory, early violin work, and rise to Vienna based composer of night opera, noting his hunger days and perseverance.
A collage of aphorisms and literary musings from Dryden Sheridan Burns Pope Goldsmith Colton Syrus Jerrold Rabelais Swift Ecclesiastes celebrating timeless wisdom, virtue and the value of old traditions. The lines reflect on humanity, virtue, discipline and the nature of learning across eras.
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