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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1927
Page
4
The piece recalls Genevieve a vain wealthy woman who adored clothes luxury and social shows. It notes her taste for polo golf and theatre and hints at multiple marriages and children while contrasting public curiosity with her fragile personal world. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
A 19th century style horoscope notes notable astral influences for Tuesday, July 5, highlighting opportunities in art, adornment, and beauty. It cautions against extravagance, predicts a prosperous year for birthday individuals, and suggests success on stage with talents in music or poetry. Notable names referenced include P. T. Barnum and Cecil Rhodes.
A sixteen year old girl asks if she should write to a kind young man she met in a college town. Annie Laurie replies that she should send a thanks letter first, and if he wishes to continue the correspondence he will reply at length.
Grace Thorncliffe tells of a client choosing a new chiffon dress with an optional blue crepe jacket. Madame showcases a bright blue and red floral pattern on cream, with greens and blues suggested for a diminutive figure. The pair discuss accessories including green kid slippers and a black velvet purse.
Elsie Marlowe guides young readers through handling jealousy in relationships with practical advice. A reader asks how to cure a possessive boyfriend. Elsie promotes constructive conversation, pride, and tolerance as the medicine. Separate letters discuss autos as family travel aids and the value of mobility against nagging in-laws.
Advice on treating foot problems and preventing pain from callouses and corns. Recommends soaking feet with magnesium sulfate, drying, and removing dead skin before applying a precise corn remedy formula containing alcohol, salicylic acid, cannabis extract, and collodion. Apply every other night until corn is gone.
A 1920s home making column suggests church guilds raise funds with a summer carnival. Ideas include tents, push carts, hot dogs, waffles, fortune tellers, freak tents, guided sight seeing, and assorted crafts like linens, aprons, and sunbonnets. A novelty grab bag features a pocketed lady.
The narrator and Lillian discuss their new neighbors at The Larches, with Philip Veritzen showing deeper interest. A sense of unease hints at hidden origins, possibly Transvanian, and the narrator resolves to tell the tale carefully after gathering memory. The group plans dinner and a pause before continuing the story, signaling intrigue.
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