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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1929
Page
10
Essay by Royal Copeland argues for regular diversion from routine life to refresh body and mind. He likens the brain and nervous system to a machine needing overhauls and urges social activities, travel, and varied experiences to maintain health and vigor.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of Madame's shop absence and two models Helene and Grace handling sales, savoring sun and leisure while proud of their work. They choose a black gown with lace for Madame, dreaming of a life of luxury yet noting their shared duties and ambitions.
A reflective piece on New Year resolutions and the struggle to keep them. The narrator laments breaking every pledge as months pass and vows renewed effort to try again for the rest of the year.
Advice on planning built in features for a new home including porch seating built of cement, hall closets, display shelves, and built in storage. Describes practical layouts for entry, living room, dining room, and kitchen to maximize future furnishings and space.
The reading warns of lively activity and possible disagreements in work and personal life. It stresses circumspection, restraint, and cool demeanor, noting hazards and harmony issues. A birthday person should seek discreet conduct and rigorous training for balanced thinking and action.
Wanda Barton outlines thrifty home making tips focusing on painting and updating secondhand furniture for a harmonious, low cost look. She recommends painted pieces for easy color coordination, suggests built in back porch settles, and notes old pieces can be scraped and painted to match new decor while walls are settled.
A playful verse critiques thriftiness in relationships. The speaker imagines not being a penny pincher and warns that nobody loves a tightwad. The tone is humorous and observational about dates and small expenses.
A fragmented line appears to be a playful or alt text phrase likely from a literary or social media post. Named author appears garbled and no clear event or context is identifiable within the readable text.
Taheree Aei’s gossip fueled entertainment annoys the audience as a boyfriend escapes small chatter. The piece notes men ignore a coworker’s lunch with another woman and insist a girl needs a stronger appeal than gossip to keep interest.
An editorial promotes a short term pineapple and lamb chop diet to lose weight quickly while stressing proportional figures and good posture. It outlines a seven to ten day plan with meals and cautions against overuse and repeated dieting.
A reader asks about calling a seriously ill former date and sending flowers. The respondent says it is proper to call and to send flowers or books, then answers etiquette questions about usher guidance, ordering in a restaurant, and how often a schoolgirl should entertain callers, noting limits due to schoolwork.
A quirky roundup notes 521147 Boy Scouts in the British Empire. It claims camels and pigs cannot swim. Three whaling ships return to Hobart after four months in the Antarctic with cargoes valued at 6 million dollars. It adds kings of ancient times were called fathers of families and that kin shares a common root.
In a 1929 Newspaper Feature Service story, Knarf the tiny shadow helps Frank, the master, resist leaving bed when he catches a cold. The shadows hatch schemes to keep Frank resting, including a bee misadventure that ends with Frank returned to bed and Knarf disappointed.
Adele Garrison portrays Madge resolved to press Edith Fairfax for a weekend visit to the farm, amid tensions over Edith’s role in Dicky and the art magazine venture. Lillian and Harry discuss the plan as the trio nears the art magazine offices, hinting at underlying motives and friendship dynamics.
A compact mix of quotations on hypocrisy sorrow conscience and daily planning. Colton Paine Spencer Hugo and others offer cautions on character, truth, and resolve guiding readers through life.
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