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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1929
Page
14
Royal S Copeland urges keeping home and office air cool and moist during winter to sustain work energy. He favors 68 to 70 degrees with proper humidity, open windows, and minimal drafts, noting clean air improves skin moisture and comfort.
Romances of the World's Great Lovers recounts the Frankish queen Fredegunde and her rise to power through scheming against Queen Ansoweran, murder of Galswintha, and the murder of stepsons to secure Clotatre. Ambition entwines with passion as history’s most infamous intrigues unfold.
A reader asks about removing excess hair with the electric needle and a 17 year old girl of five feet should weigh about 110 pounds. The reply notes expert service and asks for self addressed stamped envelopes for details. Also questions about affordable dental care at a county hospital are acknowledged.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of a fashion insider scene praising a rose tweed ensemble. The piece describes a double breasted coat with cape and lynx edging, noting capes and tuxedo collars as the season’s chic statement and urging Pam to seek Auntie’s help for a possible purchase.
A piece on home decoration by Marie Marot urges valuing inherited antiques. It highlights an eight leg Hepplewhite sofa with striped brocade, a Hepplewhite chair as a desk or hall seat, and a mahogany Chippendale tea table with a carved arms centerpiece.
An opinion piece urges parents to nurture imagination at home not with excessive toys but through simple, self-made play. It recalls memories of mud pies soapbox wagons and resourceful childhoods, warning against overprotection and urging children to explore with their own creativity.
The column predicts a lively day for business finance and writing related fields with active industry and new projects. Those born on this day may gain talent and ambition and should practice thrift while launching contracts and undertakings.
An essay argues against forcing a child into a chosen career. It shares a tale of a father pressing a son toward law, who fails until war service reveals his suited path as an aviator. The piece advocates guiding children through imagination and hardship, not overindulgence, to reveal their true talents and help them toward real achievements.
A reflective piece argues against being a doormat in relationships. It warns that constant self sacrifice and meek devotion repels partners. It asserts that genuine appeal comes from balanced effort and mutual respect, not servile permission seeking.
A reader notes that in dating spaces a woman should avoid talking about her job. Men expect to discuss their work and seek admiration and sympathy. Overemphasis on career can push a partner away, leaving the woman with more time for her duties.
A 1928 feature observes a minister who dictated his own funeral sermon and later heard the record preach in church. The narrator then imagines preaching his own funeral, admitting faults, regrets, and hopes for kindness, forgiveness, and truth.
A teen girl asks for guidance about a popular senior boy who has stopped writing. The columnist urges calm pride, suggests ignoring him if he does not pursue her, and warns that jealous behavior stems from vanity. The piece also condemns kissing as improper and degrading to a girl.
Lillian analyzes Edith Fairfax and Dicky in a tense talk about jealousy and deception. She warns the narrator Edith will sche哀 to widen the rift, while Dicky’s voice betrays no real disloyalty. The discussion hints at a staged jewelry gift and a magazine plot. (Continued Tomorrow.)
Shadow Knarf grows huge to confront Master Frank about daily brushing. Frank fears and promises to brush every day after a nighttime scare, learning dental hygiene. The tale frames parental guidance and child behavior with a playful fantasy.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes from Pythagoras Dobson Maeterlinck and Carlyle on ideas beauty love and honesty. The lines reflect on perception action and character as daily guiding principles.
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