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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
8
A 1928 feature argues that the rise of romance over practical restraint fuels divorces. Women seek constant emotional excitement while men chase thrills, leading to strained marriages and eager nerves in domestic life.
A collection of August corn cookery notes detailing husked corn boiling methods, corn soups and puddings, baked corn with tomatoes, corn omelet, and a corn salad served in tomatoes. Includes guidance on handling silk, fresh milk, onions, celery, and cream for vivid flavors.
TILIZING the cape effort a cultural-colored kushu con trives the extremely smart model pictured above. It features a neat roll-back collar and self-colored cire ribbon trim and to one of those much to be desired models that do equally well for sport or town. A hip insertion also edged with wire narrows down to a belt which gathers into a neat bronze buckle. A Very armart Summer wrap.
The hall features soft yellow tan walls and walnut furniture with inlays. Lavender striped satin chairs and curtains match the wall color, while ferns and palms sit in bright yellow bowls and a rich blue flower pot centers a pale blue lavender rug.
A teen girl frets between secret engagement and family reaction while planning college. Patsy urges breaking the engagement until after college and telling her mother. a second reader asks whether career or home should come first, with counsel to delay commitment and focus on education.
Annie Laurie advises a twenty five year old wife with six years married to resist going out with her old flame when the husband approves. The reader confesses loneliness and questions if there is wrong in stepping out with the former sweetheart.
The reading notes augury of excellent prospects in certain directions but warns of a stubborn obstacle to surmount. It urges vigorous attack and suggests increases, new arrangements, and advantageous connections with large corporations. A child born that day has strong potential despite possible obstacles.
The piece surveys Albania from its Adriatic voyage distance, noting mosques, bazaars, and peasant prayers, then contrasts ancient Turk rule with emerging modernization. It highlights new water systems, tractors, and Western influence as Albania seeks integration into the global economy.
Dr Roy S Copeland discusses contagion of colds and the idea of a filterable virus. He notes infection requires lowered vitality and exposure via secretions and sprays from sneezing coughing or sharing utensils. He cites experiments and claims from scientists supporting transmissible cold theory.
The article notes a high motorist proportion in Britain and compares it with other nations. It also discusses illnesses causing intoxication-like symptoms, school programs for the unemployed, and a tour of various topics from French cooking novelties to landscape views and public health questions.
Adele Garrison presents Lillian and others debating a letter from Samuel Brixton. Lillian fears the money offer while Marian’s future remains tied to Brixton’s past and deceit. The narrator weighs trust, family ties, and Helen’s shadow from the old days. To be continued.
Dotty discovers a sleeping bat hanging upside down on a branch. Happy Giggles introduces the bat as Mrs Bat and explains bats sleep during the day and help control insects. Dotty learns bats can see in daylight and are night flyers fulfilling a useful duty.
A compilation of quotes on language, humility, time, beauty, patience, and fate. Notable lines include Wilson on language, Morris on singers, Walcot on foolish questions, Herrick on roses and time, and Shakespeare on self-control.
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