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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1926
Page
10
Joyful scenes of shop windows filled with dresses hats and parasols spark talk of fashion. A reader observes how clothing alters mood and appearance from shy brown dress to pink shell frocks and white accessories, noting how simple white can add grace while bold pink can misfire.
Wholesome cake recipes describe pound cake and a frosting method using butter sugar egg whites and lemon juice. It provides steps for mixing ingredients beating whites and baking in a shallow pan with a steady oven and notes on frosting preparation and flavoring options.
A reader contrasts corporal punishment with biblical teachings and modern guidance. The piece cites the saying Spare the rod spoil the child and references Samuel Butler, arguing for loving correction over harsh discipline.
A garbled excerpt notes 1552 Parliament act requiring alehouses to pay fees and be overseen by a mace with two trusted officers. The text then oddly mentions 26 534 muliee of culioay theeet Tettawm, likely garbled placeholders or numbers.
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note about Temple Manning presenting short journeys and personal reflections. The readable text hints at an author named Mem Cote and a claim of proving self or love within a compact format. The article appears incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Dr. Copeland outlines the rise of other killers beside tuberculosis and urges cleanliness, fresh air, proper nutrition, and avoidance of fatigue to prevent TB. He notes child infection risk, contaminated milk, and home conditions, then answers readers on weight guidance and yeast intake.
Fragment readable text mentions a Fifth Avenue scene and an unidentified event or person. The readable portion is limited and lacks clear names or details to establish a factual item.
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