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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1928
Page
8
Dr Copeland outlines strict disinfection rules for caring for contagious illness. Keep patient separate, boil and segregate tableware, wash hands thoroughly, use lysol, burn contaminated waste, and disinfect clothes and linen. Emphasizes meticulous hygiene to prevent transmission and protect household members.
Wanda Barton offers advice on packing for vacations stressing climate appropriate clothing and ample undies for a two week rest period. She suggests simple items for sports, minimal wardrobe investment, laundry limitations, and sewing repairs. include a sewing kit and emergency supplies for travel comfort.
Grace Thorncliffe shares a diary style look at summer hats and the trouble of finding hats that fit. She describes black ballibunt pieces with white water lily brims, felt blends with straw, and crown trims that shape the eyebrow silhouette while commenting on fashion size expectations and elegance.
A poem describes the Lover's Moon guiding lovers beneath the stars. The speaker urges caution as a girl and a boy wander the garden while stars whisper of love. The moonlight, eyes, and breeze set a tender, timeless mood for romance.
Winifred Black writes about an elderly woman at a party who tries to end her life after being snubbed on the dance floor. The tale contrasts youth, beauty, and social pressure with her impending widowhood and daughter’s marriage. The author urges wisdom and serenity as true riches.
A reflective note on grandchildren cherishing stories and warmth from an elder relative. It highlights affection across generations and the timeless bond that endures despite age.
The daily astral chart notes adverse influences in employment and ventures but reserves solid returns for faithful, diligent service. It mentions possible favors from elderly institutions, and warns domestic and social Satisfaction is challenged. A child born that day may show strong, lasting qualities despite career trials, with courage as action over fear.
The column describes stage tricks to alter perceived height. Tall women should shorten steps, bow head, and keep a shorter stride while short women raise chin, lengthen strides, and practice at home with a mirror. Accessories should cut across the body, avoid dangling jewelry, and eliminate long drapes to adjust the silhouette.
An Espe ranto inscription prompts two Russia stamps of differing values for collectors. A newly announced electrograph registers machine work on paper ribbons. Hampton Court Gardens list 20000 pansies 12000 snap dragons and 10000 chrysanthemums among half a million plants. Goldfish and some sticklebacks may curb mosquito breeding if released into water.
Seen on 5th Ave almost every evening gown features the molded hip line. Laces appear everywhere except on sports occasions. Lace is now widely accepted, lending itself to many draping and cutting styles.
A 1928 feature style essay argues modern man is a conscious rational animal driven by ego. He seeks goals, dislikes favors, and uses self interest to advance, while repressing emotion and cherishing competition. Reason dictates compromise with others to gain advantage.
A reader asks for proper responses after a dance. The column suggests a smile or "I, too, enjoyed dancing with you" as suitable. A teen asks about approaching interested boys. a commenter recommends formal introductions through friends and avoiding forward behavior. Another note advises not to rush sending photos. letters or photos may be returned if no word from the distant sweetheart arrives within a reasonable time.
A serialized drama excerpt follows Lillian Underwood as Madge’s self appointed protector. Tensions rise over Editha Fairfax and Dicky’s magazine venture while the narrator resists giving up work. The scene ends with plans to wait for Dicky’s call and a foreshadowed confrontation.
Doris meets the Baltimore Oriole on a lilac bush and learns the male arrives first to scout a home. He and his mate choose an elm tree, then build a hammock like nest from milkweed fibers. Doris watches the pair work as her mother calls her to lunch.
A collage of quotations on love loyalty and purpose. Kingsley Drew Collier Basil Shakespeare frame advice on business, flattery, obedience, and human faults. The excerpt blends aphorisms about honesty, ambition, and resisting vanity with reflections on leadership and character.
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