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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1928
Page
8
Louis E. Bisch notes that Milady’s daily activities reveal a lively but charitable spirit among women laboring in various tasks. The piece highlights women's civic engagement, domestic labor, and public service as integral to the era's social fabric.
A 1928 feature blends kitchen tool guidance with social notes. It critiques knife design, praises stainless and single piece handles, and then shifts to observations on gendered labor. The author contrasts women’s endless activity with men’s idle retirement tendencies, linking restlessness to homemaking and motherhood.
A fashion model and companion stroll Fifth Avenue on a Saturday, noting winter signs in shop windows. They admire a black taffeta evening frock with gold net trim and a pink ribbon rose, imagining it for South travel and dancing with a light wrap.
Dr. Copeland notes age is not the limit to study and reading. He cites Columbia University figures showing many older students thriving, urges ongoing study to stay young, and warns against late hours and excess. Advice on healthy eating and self-improvement accompanies reader questions and answers.
A vintage beauty guide argues daily thorough cleansing removes all impurities to improve skin. It promotes cold cream cleansing, magnified inspection, a second application, ice massage, and regular twice daily routines to achieve clearer, healthier skin in weeks.
The column flags a lively day with venture temptations and deals with restricted groups yet promises surprising energy. Speculative ventures may pay off and renewed contracts seem advantageous while birthdays may bring unexpected profits and a clever versatile child could gain renown. Notable Nativity Pavlowa.
A reader writes as an unhappy wife of twenty three who married for parental pressure and loves another man. Annie Laurie urges returning to her husband, building a home, and ending the outside relationship, urging gratitude and renewed affection. The column blends social commentary with a vignette of modern domestic life.
In a quiet farmhouse dinner Dicky, Lillian, and Adele Garrison recount tense undercurrents. A troubling photo, Edith Fairfax, and Ellen Lincoln's tutoring loom as Dicky requests a private talk, hinting at secrets and looming decisions.
In early spring Doris spots Mr Woodpecker busy at work on a tree. He explains he stays through winter using an entrance on the limb’s underside to keep out rain. Doris tours his tunnel and learns he and Mrs Woodpecker share separate winter homes, then sees them reunite before continuing to school.
A compact collage of quotes from Carlyle Horace Mann Juvenal Cicero Emerson and Callimachus on virtue self restraint and the ideal of a well-made life. The collection contrasts wisdom with pleasure and emphasizes moral character and lasting impact.
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