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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1928
Page
10
A columnist recalls Dr. E. Van Norman Emory’s remarks on social workers at a Los Angeles convention. The piece contrasts harsh stereotypes with vivid scenes of social workers shaping families, praising their wisdom and efficiency while acknowledging public confusion about their role.
Wanda Barton describes a range of durable, scaled kitchen furniture, utensils, and dining pieces for children. Aluminum and enamel ware, mini stoves, bread boxes, canisters, and even small garden tables and tools let kids imitate domestic life, with sewing lessons and sturdy boy friendly carpentry toys included.
Rhododendrons from China have thrived at 800 feet above sea level in Cromwell. A new scientific theory posits that all children of a bass singer who marries a soprano will share similar voice types to their parents.
Grace Thorncliffe notes fashion conflicts between comfort and style in bathing suits. She favors jersey two piece outfits over fussy fabrics, praising a black satin and gray jersey ensemble worn by Dolly Matthews and critiquing accessories and overgarments as impractical for swimming.
A columnist argues that modesty remains in modern times, adapting to contemporary fashions. She defends the modern girl's modesty across activities like dancing tennis swimming riding and hiking, contending she is as modest as the beruffled crinoline lady of past centuries.
Amusing notion of never changing minds is a sign of immaturity. Growth requires continual mind change as knowledge expands. Stay grounded but be ready to revise judgments. consistency can become blind resistance to fact. Those who ignore new methods fall behind while health and success favor flexible thinkers.
A playful guide urges vacationers to balance eating while away from home. It praises wholesome choices like whole wheat bread fresh fruit and vegetables, warns against overeating hot dogs ice cream and soda, and stresses that digestion affects complexion.
The day hints at conflicting circumstances with liveliness and attention to affairs. Caution advised against speculative and hazardous activities that could jeopardize employment or offend authorities. Those born today face a lively year and powerful friends aid prudent choices.
Dr Roya l S Copeland explains albuminuria as the presence of albumen in urine signaling kidney disturbance. He notes albumen from egg white and blood serum can appear in urine when vessels leak in nephritis and other kidney inflammations.
A 16 year old girl asks about a 17 year old boy and wearing his class ring. The advice stresses explaining actions, apologizing to preserve friendship, and that age matters. The column also discusses health notes on albuminuria and general medical cautions, with Q and A on eggs, weight, and eyebrow growth.
Mary arrives to a tense scene with Philip Veritzen eyeing her with admiration as Noel and Prince Georges vie for Mary's attention. Gifts for Junior provoke flirtation and generosity, while a playful power struggle over candy and books reveals evolving relationships in this serialized tale.
A fairy tale begins with a loving royal family and a jealous crone who casts a spell turning a baby Princess into a field mouse. The mouse princess hides in a hut, dancers with a violin player, returns to the castle, and with a brave youth’s help, the enchantment breaks. The couple marry, the youth becomes king, and they live happily ever after.
A collage of quotations from La Rochefoucauld Colton Richter Shakespeare Goldsmith on vanity, memory, tenderness, forbearance, warmth, and the purpose of speech, noting speech as a tool to conceal wants and endure others.
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