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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1928
Page
8
Dr. Copeland warns infant digestion is delicate and water must be boiled and cooled for babies. City water can be unsafe for infants due to possible contamination like colon bacillus, so prepare water in a sanitary way to avoid disease. He urges careful baby water supply as essential and notes it takes effort but is worthwhile for a child’s growth.
Wanda Barton notes home making helps including a range of door stops from old brick and shells to modern brass peacocks ships models and painted iron figures. Designs feature a nurse baby Mother Goose characters flowers wooden soldiers a rooster an elephant fairy tale figures and gray military motifs. Prices vary but many desirable stops are pricey.
Scientists test dog and cat reactions to moving pictures revealing dogs indifferent to films while some cats show fear at dog pictures. Bees store honey in a fifteenth century farmhouse roof near Dorking, Surrey, weight causing ceiling stress. London County Council pupils vary from two years old to a seventy six year old attending night class.
Grace Thorncliffe praises a dress sold to Mrs. Curtis featuring violet flat crepe a delicate shade. The design uses diagonal fagoting to elongate the silhouette with a fitted bodice, circular skirt, and long snug sleeves complemented by a blue accessories ensemble.
A serialized reflection on a young woman's dilemma between choosing love or wealth. It argues love can be priceless wealth, noting that riches without love lead to emptiness, while love with riches fulfills the heart's deepest desires.
A hotel stenographer reflects on the daily grind of dictation from all types of clients. She notes the irritations and humors of the job but insists the issue is the person, not the work, and she cherishes her position despite the annoyances.
Advice on straightening bowed legs with a twice daily exercise drawn from military training. Stand upright toes outward, tense leg muscles, and press knees together without moving feet, repeating twenty times, resting briefly and repeating. Results may take a year or more for small improvements.
On Fifth Avenue the trend leans toward dress hemlines that are uneven rather than even. Geometrical designs and bold squares appear in prints and tucks, replacing the traditional triangular scarf favored by many smart sportswomen. The fashion scene emphasizes striking color blocks and square patterns across women’s outfits.
According to sidereal operations this day favors initiative and enterprise but warns of fraud or misrepresentation through letters documents or complex agreements. Those born on this day may find a year of progress if they guard against duplicity and act with integrity.
Eminent psychologist Dr Louis E Bisch writes about the pull of the countryside versus city life. He notes people long for green fields and open spaces even as city life attracts with modern conveniences and schooling options. He advises balancing visits to the country if living in the city and highlights country schooling, private tutors, and bused high schools.
A reader asks if she should speak to a boy after years of no contact and receives encouragement to reconnect. A second letter from two friends competing for the same young man is advised to abandon jealousy and value friendship, urging simple enjoyment of the relationship and avoiding resentment.
A Mary Harrison bank book and folding check book vanish from a hall floor prompting concern. The narrator contemplates secretly keeping Mary’s leather case with notes and addresses, while family members search in transit to the city for the lost item.
Blanche Silver narrates Betty who dislikes chores yet must wash, iron, and finish a pink dress for a birthday party. A mossy mishap and mildew nearly ruin the dress until Betty irons it herself with Mama's guidance, teaching that work comes before play.
A compact collection of maxims from various thinkers. Locke La Rochefoucauld and Epictetus offer caution against self deception and distraction while urging focused effort and personal duty. Foster adds emphasis on concentration and resisting idle spectators.
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