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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
10
A guide to wafer thin sandwiches with light fillings for tea time. Recipes include Watercress Butter Paste Creole Mushroom Paste Tartare Egg Paste Sardine Butter Paste Anchovy or Herring variants Shrimp Paste and Minced Ham with Chow Chow and mustard on whole wheat bread.
A reader asks about a 15 year old dating a older boy. The advice stresses parental approval, avoiding pressure, not forcing actions, and letting the relationship develop at a comfortable pace. It warns that pushing too hard can push the boy away.
The author urges three timeless vows Hear no evil See no evil and Speak no evil as a guide for the year ahead. By avoiding hearsay sights and words one gains peace of mind and kindness toward others.
The piece discusses disguising a long ankle with anklet socks for winter wear and semi formal dress. It mentions colors and patterns and then vividly describes a grand evening gown in taffeta with beige and peacock blue on ivory, noting a very low neckline.
Coat crafted from Rodier fabric features a diagonal weave in tan and rose with a smart red Hudson seal border. The seal trims collar and cuffs, creating a practical yet stylish daytime coat suitable for refined afternoon wear.
Medical guidance on dysentery types causes and symptoms with prevention tips. Emphasizes clean water and milk supplies, safe food handling, and early doctor care. Provides home care steps for mild cases and cautions against neglecting severe dysentery and blood in stools.
An astrology note dated Jan 16 predicts great opportunity and advantages for Pridas with lunar and mutual aspects. It foresees favorable investments and labor industry aid, with some employment challenges but overall progress and recognition for diligent workers. Quote from George Eliot about personal work and faith.
Temple Manning Wooris describes the Maori in the Rotorua region and along the Wanganui River as a tall brown skinned Polynesian people with straight or wavy hair. He notes their mixed adoption of European ways, distinct regions, and lands covering about a tenth of New Zealand. He also portrays Maori women as beautiful with long beaded dresses and ornamented native houses in vivid rural scenes.
Guidance on cleansing and protecting dry and oily skin in windy weather. Use almond honey lotion to remove dust and soothe, followed by oil cleansers for dry skin and camphor ice for oily skin. Include face patting, lotion rub, glove use, and cold splash to finish.
A collection of curiosities cites diamonds used in industry and gauge of cancer research mice at Rayleigh. It mentions an 1798 organ with bottled pipes, odor and sight cues for lost golf balls, and a Moscow bound air journey via Berlin. Also notes a billiards instructor, a light beam from sun to earth, and a Riga to Vladivostok rail line.
Adele Garrison narrates a social morning at the Whitney School where Lillian and I debate Marion Brixton’s attentions to Ronald Brixton. Madame Barnes questions Marion’s guardianship as we observe goodbyes and two mothers face a quiet sense of loss before departing Sackettsville.
Knarf a shadow child is rolled up in a rug on moving day and rolled through the house. The other shadows try to help him straighten out by various farcical plans. In the end Knarf is rolled into dough by Inda the cook and pressed into the dough, a misadventure ending with his continued misfortune.
A compact collection of various quotes from Reynolds Colton Rousseau Augustine Scott and Johnson. The passages explore themes of examination perception judgment inner truth and the limits of reason.
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