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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
10
Advice on economical stocking of staples. Buy dry goods in needed quantities, avoid overstocking, compare shops, store in glass jars, and use glass bottles for liquids. Prioritize essentials for children and invalids, use canned milk for cooking, and balance meals with simple, affordable desserts. Discusses fish, meat, and price awareness for prudent purchases.
Vera Winston highlights a chic cape and skirt in wool crepe with a silk crepe blouse in chartreuse green. The blouse drapes below the waist and flares, creating a feminine, smart silhouette for the coming season.
A column offers practical advice on food prep using common tools like kitchen shears. It covers trimming lettuce and cake edges, icing technique to create flat tops, brushing cakes with egg white for marzipan adhesion, and mincing apples raisins peel and almonds for finer texture.
A reader asks how to handle a boyfriend who constantly recalls past relationships. The responder suggests ignoring the jealousy tactic, praising the ex to defuse tension, and using polite refusals or feigned engagements to end unwanted outings. Another letter notes boredom and recommends a temporary withdrawal to prompt change.
Senator Roy S. Copeland argues neglect of minor health issues invites serious disease. He likens bodily resistance to a safe vault and urges attention to common ailments, teeth, tonsils, ears, and dyspepsia to prevent cancer and other illnesses.
The Horoscope notes promising sudden opportunities and gains but warns of delays disappointments and financial risks from major changes. Birthdays on this day glow with travel and work surprises and potential romance and upheaval. A child born then may show genius talent yet a complex dramatic path. Shakespearean flair hints at stirring change.
A travel feature extols Lapland as the Land of the Midnight Sun with long summer days and brilliant auroras in winter. It notes the Lapps, about 7,000 strong, a peaceful people living primitively in stark, luminous landscapes that leave a lasting impression on travelers.
A Daily massage regimen for eye health and beauty is detailed with steps for washing eyes, hot and cold compresses, and a massage using equal parts lanolin and mineral oil. The guide recommends specific movements around the eyes and night cream, plus cautious mascara use and vaseline to protect lashes.
Seen on 5th Ave Crepe de Chine hats in bright rose and light green with grosgrain satin for spring. Wedding bridesmaids wore red velvet bouffant gowns contrasting ivory satin bride. Shorter nightgowns below the knee gain favor under negligees. Printed dresses with dark tiny prints under fur coats gain notice in New York shops.
In a tense social scene, Madge and Edith Fairfax navigate flirtation, jealousy, and shifting power as Dicky and Underwood push the group toward a weekend departure. Lillian taunts while Edith contemplates future visits, and Madge masks relief at a thwarted plan. (Continued tomorrow.)
Five shadow children with playful names visit Paris with real children and a governess. They ride a goat cart on the Champs Elysées, fall into the goat’s mouth, are freed by a smoke assist, and dash away as the goat bolts down the avenue.
Selected lines attribute aphorisms to Hunley Penn and Mill noting logical consequences as warnings, wit as expression, religion's moral use versus intellectual basis, and judgment revealing the orator. The fragmentary quotes reflect 19th to early 20th century sensibilities on reason, faith, and eloquence.
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