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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1929
Page
8
Winifred Black discusses gossip and mistrust in a plea for supportive friendship. A worried wife confronts a tale about her friend, urging readers to avoid judgment, invite trust, and resist spreading rumor. The piece questions motives, encourages direct talk, and cautions against assuming guilt.
Practical tips describe stiffened shoes after rain and how to treat them with warm water and rubbing, along with instructions to cut hair level, shorten, and use a hearth bra. A tablespoonful of ammonia in hot water is suggested to remove grease from brushes and combs.
Today’s Fashion by Vera Winston highlights Endia Print beach overalls and a wide range of beach costumes for sun loving days. The io gaily patterned India print trousers reach the knees to satisfy the season’s demand for sun exposure and playful beach attire.
A Freshman in High School writes about being treated as a junior and seeking a prom outing with chaperoned peers. Annie Laurie cautions respecting parental judgment, noting more years ahead, and urges trust in mother and father even if dances are missed.
A girl in her early teens asks about losing a teen romance with a young man three years older. The reply says ages matter, urges her to focus on school and sports, and to forget love for several years, noting there is time for love later.
A Naples hotel dessert tray features a cheese platter and a bright bowl of small fruits. The guide explains selecting ripe peaches and nectarines, handling plums apricots figs cherries and wash tips. It offers a fruit whip recipe using peach nectarines plums apricots or figs with lemon sugar and cream.
This recipe suggests serving fresh fruit with whipped cream in sherbert glasses or with crackers or pound cake. The same mix may become ice cream with extra sugar, or layered with sponge cake and cream for a fruit filling. Favor the raw fruit flavor in season over stewed fruit for best taste.
A brief Mediterranean cruise sketch from Italy toward the Near East highlights Rome Sicily Athens and Constantinople. It notes Troy excavations the Dardanelles Gallipoli Stamboul Pera Galata Scutari and the Galata Bridge. The piece reflects fading glory in old Istanbul and changes brought by Western dress and habits.
Genevieve Kemble notes two adverse lunar aspects in this astrological forecast predicting dangers in friendships social contracts and relations with authorities. Employment and finances face hazards with advice to avoid speculation and social risk. A birthday child may lack agreeable disposition without early guidance. He makes no friend who never made a foe.
Dr Copeland advises weary mothers facing hot weather to guard infants against heat and spoiled milk. Keep milk cold, refrigerate, avoid overfeeding, and follow precise feeding instructions to prevent digestive issues. Include practical Q and A on peanuts, heart murmurs, and sleep disturbances.
A reader reveals inner plots around Noel Veritzen, Olina, and Princess Olivia as royal tensions test loyalty. The narrator confronts envy, manipulation, and the danger of exposing private sentiments at a dinner, while Noel’s future and Olina’s status spark conflict within a family tied to Transvania’s rigid court. Edith Fairfax interrupts with a new twist as the scene ends.
Five shadow children named Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knart visit Ting-a-Ling in a Chinese town inside a plate. They comment on supposed improvements such as crawls through holes in walls heads standing etc. The group explores odd homes gardens and methods before Knarf sinks and Ting-a-Ling boasts about the garden pond. Copyright 1929 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
A compact compilation of quotes on language labor and leadership. It contrasts Quintilian on speech, a person’s motion, and Disraeli on seizing or foreseeing advantage. The remarks touch on politics and governance through brief, pithy lines.
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