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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1929
Page
6
Winifred Black reflects on a recently annulled marriage and a curious reuniting invitation. She recalls a couple living dramatically in a seaside city with music, moonlight, and a balcony, asking if modern separations can coexist with lasting affection.
Two letters discuss teen dating, parental permission, and choosing between many partners or settling down. Counsel urges respecting parents for safety, warns against premarital notions, and advises thoughtful commitment only with clear love or marriage proposals.
A vivid report on polka dot style in summer wardrobes across Fifth Avenue. Silk crepes, cottons, chiffon and voile create ensembles from dinner hour gowns to casual frocks. A black chiffon frock with ecru lace belt and a chiffon coat illustrate the season’s high waistline, while Parisian chic favors white felt hats.
In Today’s Fashion by Vera Winston a new outdoor ready style emerges as bathing suits adopt low necklines and decollete cuts. A one piece brown and yellow jersey suit features a sun tan back and a matching scarf wrap for sun protection as modern girls embrace a tan rather than lily-white complexions.
The article argues a kitchen should grow gradually like a library. Start with essentials: double boiler, large aluminum frying pan, small saucepans, a tea kettle, a French drip coffee pot, and basic baking dishes. Avoid impulse buys like duck presses. add specialized tools only as needed by family tastes and experience.
The article discusses practical kitchen aids for home making. It notes that proper pans ease cake and muffin prep, recommends safe waffle irons, suggests using muffin paper cups to avoid greasing tins, and praises durable meat choppers for longevity in daily use.
The astrology notes a very auspicious day with lively affairs and promising finances. It advises caution in negotiations with large corporations or secret societies and forecasts good prospects in employment and contracts. A child born today may be versatile and ambitious with strong support from those in power.
Port Said, at the Mediterranean end of the Suez Canal, is a melting pot of nations and a historic coaling station turned export port for cotton. The city has grown with a rail link from Cairo, attracting travelers en route to Cairo while offering harbor sights, De Lesseps statues, lighthouses, and ships from many nations.
Dr Roy Copeland discusses nasal catarrh and polyps, noting normal nasal secretion levels, common obstruction, and the need to treat underlying diseases. He details polypus forms, risks, and the importance of specialist care to prevent recurrence.
Question asks for varicose vein treatment. If mild, avoid long standing and wear elastic stockings. In many cases surgery is necessary. Warm witch hazel applications help in some instances.
Practical guidance on caring for infants in heat. Emphasizes regular feeding schedules, outdoor exposure at fixed times, consistent sleep periods, and monitoring bowel movements to keep routine and health stable in hot weather.
Adele Garrison presents a serialized tale in which Lillian and Noel oversee a tense household cell in which Harry and Phil Veritzen interview to guard four young people. The note from those fiends spurs strict confinement in two apartments with trusted staff on guard duties as Noel stays with Lillian.
In a tale by Max Trell, five shadow children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf steal shadows each night to sleep under them. A thunderstorm traps Yam where May keeps the windows closed until the children improvise a shadow barrier to protect their elderly masters. May wakes to restore Yam’s blanket as dawn nears.
A compact collection of maxims on contentment, desire, and virtue from Keen Richter Schiller Terence Cicero Shakespeare Dante. Notes the paradox of wealth and poverty, praise of obedience, and warning that great deeds begin from small sparks.
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