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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
12
The article argues charm in dress and demeanor enhances appeal beyond plain looks. It advises choosing cool, light colors and fabrics over hot, bold choices, noting charm plus beauty attracts others and sustains attention in social circles. Emphasis is on summer wardrobe that appears cool and agreeable to observers.
Lif sidereal operations for this day point to perplexities and complications as well as annoyances. It will take resolution and courage to offset them. There may be similations and restraints in cherished plans, but prudence and careful signing of papers are advised. Employment benefits and personal satisfaction may offset anxieties. A child born today may be singular or mysterious.
Grace Thorncliffe surveys a shopper's tour of fashion accessories detailing sport cuffs wallets purses belts and gloves. The piece lists item names such as gingham boutonniere antelope belt suede slip ons and a jade green chiffon handkerchief while noting display trends and the personal appeal of coordinated ensembles.
Surrounded by advice on avoiding glib speech the piece warns that talking too much masks truth. It argues nervousness prompts long talk acts as a smoke screen and that fluency often signals shallow thinking. Favor concise language to convey ideas clearly and maintain trust.
A reader asks for guidance on loving a married man and an offer to elope. Annie Laurie and readers Blue Eyes Sue and Peggy respond, urging the girl to avoid compromising situations and to be honest about her feelings with her fiancée or suitors. The column emphasizes moral consideration and clear communication.
Nell Gwyn, once the orange seller at Drury Lane, rises to Charles II’s mistress and un crowed queen. She charms with na tural wit and playful charm, avoids politics, and remains true to her humble roots. Her sons receive titles, she wins lasting affection, and her will frees debtors, reflecting her generous nature and lasting legacy.
Dr. Roy S. Copeland warns that pyorrhea or Riggs disease is a pus infection of the gums that weakens teeth and can spread through the body via the stomach. He urges personal habit review and thorough medical examination to identify disturbances affecting overall health and resistance.
Wanda Barton offers guidance on starting housekeeping for two, detailing mixed kitchen equipment from enamel ware to aluminum and glass. The piece blends practical appliance lists with health advice on oral care and pyorrhoea prevention, urging regular dental checkups and good habits.
Question answers discuss seborrhea capitis as a possible cause and emphasize keeping hair and scalp clean with regular sham pooing and rinsing. A separate cataract guidance notes surgery only when the condition is ripe and to defer to an eye specialist.
Adele Garrison's tale centers on Lillian who confronts painful memories upon receiving a letter from Samuel Brixton. The note reveals his intent to repay money owed from an old quarrel involving her late husband Tom and their daughter. Helen, Brixton's wife, accompanies him on a motor trip as they seek reconciliation and settlement.
Doris wakes to a talking red brown bird by the window. A Wood Thrush nest and family appear, revealing friendship with Doris and her freckled brother Ted. Ted photographs the birds for a budding field guide, and the thrushes trust them after a scare.
A collection of quotable lines from Ovid Michelet Shakespeare Cowper Coleridge Tennyson Bryant and others. The reflections cover time fate morality fame nature and moderation with each author offering guidance on living and restraint.
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