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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
13
A 1929 feature advocates sunlight and sky-shine as vital to health, arguing outdoor light and UV rays are key to longevity. It criticizes ventilation alone, cites Senate chamber lighting, and endorses UV lamps while noting readers’ health questions on weight heights and remedies.
Annie Laurie counsels a girl in a steady relationship to ignore jealousy and let the jealous partner make the first move. She advises remaining pleasant and friendly when meeting him, but not initiating reconciliation to avoid strengthening his jealousy and causing more unhappiness.
A columnist argues against mass produced home decor and shows distinctive pieces that express individuality. A yellow damask eighteenth century love seat, a gilt framed antique chair in plum velvet, and a walnut hutch offer unique charm for living rooms.
The myth recounts Apollo pursuing Daphne after Cupid’s arrows ignite his passion. Daphne pleads to her river-god father, who transforms her into a laurel tree to escape, leaving Apollo to honor her memory with wreaths for triumphs and the arts.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of a sun day outing with mother Helene and Peggy. With boyfriends distant the group hopes a day in the country to swim relax and bond. A new bold bathing suit and a carefree mood headline the diary entry.
Eleanor Ross describes antique collecting as a fever that lures women to chase old furniture and curios. She warns that many so called authentic pieces are reproductions and advises limiting purchases to usable items while noting the thrill and education of the hunt.
The article highlights Saturn and Sol aligned with Memory aiding diligent labor in both practical and mental work. It warns of transient delays but promises good prospects for those born on the day and for individuals advancing through patience and steady effort. A child born that day is shown as studious and industrious. Industry is fortune's right hand and frugality her left.
Mary Jane recounts a painful hospital experience describing crowded wards, anxious moans, and impersonal care. She criticizes the word efficient for nurses and recalls a giggling attendant distracting her as she faced death’s edge. She eventually escaped with friends while her doctor was away.
The feature showcases printed satins with tiny floral motifs on dark grounds and large flower designs in printed chiffon. Ogee and white satin appear sparsely among the season’s styles along with bright Shan tung oxfords and linen slippers for a bold bare leg vogue.
A theater producer Philip Veritzen apologizes for breaking a bowl during a social gathering as Edith and Dicky spark interest in a green Venetian piece. Edith recovers the container to help Veritzen, while Graham and Madge navigate flirtations and suspicion. The scene ends with questions about the bowl’s real value and the players’ motives.
A 1929 Schoolyard tale follows Mij the shadow helper and his master Jim as they attempt geography at school. Mij misdirects by shadowing the map and confuses Washington with no state, culminating in the District of Columbia being identified.
A collection of short famous quotes on wisdom virtue fear youth and immortality. Notable lines touch Seneca Chaucer Burke Benson Munger Tacitus Ingersoll and Etiot. They explore truth knowledge and love in timeless reflections.
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