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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
7
A woman writes about loving a married man who urged her to help obtain his divorce. After the split the relationship falters and she faces social backlash. The piece argues that unbridled love harms the self and society, condemning such acts as a crime against self and others.
A vivid note on giant cacti in the desert describing sahuaro and cholla varieties. The text highlights their height twenty to fifty feet with green trunks and arm growths, their woodlike ribs used for roofs and fences, and the danger of cholla thorns attracting cattle yet burning with a single match.
On 5th Avenue a new material woven from ostrich feather fronds appears in evening gowns. It comes in bewitching colors with gossamer softness. Spring shoes feature very high heels as gold and silver accents dominate wardrobes. Entire gowns and trims on coats and suits are swept by this metallic era.
Frederick Weyerhaeuser built a vast Northwest timber empire from a Mississippi bootstraps start. Born in 1834 in Germany he turned cedar and pine into a sprawling syndicate with forty mills and enormous forest tracts from Montana to Puget Sound. His wealth was pegged near 400 million dollars in today’s terms.
A reader outlines how to repurpose old porch canvas chairs into living room seating. Painted folding chairs with decals solve space issues, fit any color scheme, and store neatly in closets for bridge parties, kids’ lessons, and afternoon tea.
A teen girl asks about affections with an older boy and a married suitor. Annie Laurie advises avoiding improper demonstrations, not engaging without a real engagement, and avoiding frequent visits while urging self restraint and clear boundaries.
In a New York apartment hunt Edith Fairfax pushes a cheap unit as a dream, while the narrator weighs the cost of space, air, and a Hudson view. She suspects Dicky’s prior interest but resolves to decide, balancing pride, risk, and a hopeful chance.
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered words and letters from an unnamed item. The readable text includes partial phrases and isolated names, with no clear event, date, or location. The piece appears to be an incomplete archival item.
Dr Royal S Copeland urges daily bowel movement, proper diet and bathroom access as the core of health. He warns neglect leads to indigestion skin eruptions and a host of ills and offers readers questions on sciatica heartburn and other ailments with a call for attentive, simple living.
Tomorrow carries gentle promises from the stars for personal insight and self care. The moon guides reflection on relationships and plans while Mars nudges action on practical tasks, inviting balanced decisions and quiet momentum.
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