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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1929
Page
12
Health column by Senator Roy S. Copeland warns neglecting tonsils and adenoids harms school learning. It urges timely removal when diseased, notes many children breathe through mouths, and stresses doctors screen nose and throat issues for timely treatment.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of inviting a couple, Betty and Tom Smith, for a Saturday night celebration and a Sunday picnic. She debates going, packs a weekend wardrobe including a new sleeveless dress and quilted jacket, and anticipates impulsive plans with Helene and the Smiths.
A puzzled mermaid in a coral palace finds a dainty slipper drift down through the waters. She exclaims that such an object is unknown in her realm and wonders what it could be and where it came from.
This vintage camping guidance urges addition of compact comforts for comfort and efficiency. It endorses canvas folding cots, dry foods, and portable cooking options over open fires, stressing preparedness for remote trips and the value of lightweight, nourishing supplies.
The piece advises campers on outdoor cooking essentials. A folding iron grate sets into the ground for broiling meat and boiling several pans, offering faster, cleaner cooking with less charcoal. A gasoline campstove is praised for mobility and efficiency, useful on long trips or emergencies.
Read as fairly benefic today with some delays but overall propitious tone. Promises of favors in employment, good financial prospects, possible sudden change or journey, pleasant personal contacts, and potential honor or profits through merit. A child born today may reach a fortunate position via popularity and merit.
A 1929 advice column recounts two girls in love with the same fellow and a teen romance. Suzzie suggests showing interest and self care to win him back, while L and L urge No. 2 to act boldly and avoid jealousy. Babe seeks tips on discerning a boy's feelings, with Abe advising focus on friends, school, and fun, not romance.
A guide urges women to cultivate arm beauty with daily elbow massage and a bleaching paste. It details a nourishing cream recipe using lanolin cocoa butter and mineral oil and explains heating steps, application, and frequency for improving skin tone and preventing wrinkles. Bleach is optional for discoloration, used weekly, with bandaged application and follow up massage.
The piece highlights dinner dresses in black moire with silver diagonal back bands, and a scene of sporty beach and tennis wear. Running trunks and backless shirts grow popular for younger crowds, while two piece pajamas in silk crepe or gingham gain favor for summer boudoir use. A red and white Roman striped beach pajama adds a diagonal flair.
Edith Fairfax looms over a social dinner as Parnell the bell boy deftly coordinates flowers and candles. The narrator blends fear and vanity, choosing a jade necklace and a pale green gown to outshine a rival, while Lillian hypes the plan and Edith preps for a gown’s reveal.
Max Trell presents a whimsical tale where a pencil irately argues with its eraser. Shadow-children observe as the pencil mispronounces words and quarrels over spelling, leading to a toppled pencil and a broken point after a playful accident. Copyright 1929.
The passage presents a collection of aphorisms from Kipling Goethe Martial Hazlitt and Seneca. Each quote offers guidance on prudence effort and judgment emphasizing personal responsibility and meaningful work. The lines reflect timeless reflections on human nature and the costs of leisure without purpose.
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