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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1928
Page
8
Roy S Copeland warns against inserting objects into the ear as it can push debris toward the drum or rupture it, causing pain and lasting harm. He advises gentle syringing with warm water if needed and urges consulting a doctor rather than forcing removal. He notes common myths about foreign bodies in the ear and emphasizes careful attention to ear health.
Wanda Barton outlines how table size formality linens and china dictate decor. She notes matching colors with colored linens and china, Cubist patterns with modern silver, and formal setups using salt glaze centerpieces candlesticks and gold decorated dishes.
Grace Thorncliffe surveys contemporary fashion, praising accessories that elevate outfits. She notes geometric purse and glove designs, washable suede versus kid gloves, gay nineties inspired blouses, and pearl chokers returning to popularity with bronze beads and silver tones, detailing items like a crepe vestee and Delft blue trimmed purses.
A reflective piece argues temper softens in love. It contrasts gossip about a beautiful girl whose wild side yields to patience and gentleness as she prepares for marriage. The author asserts love as a transformative force that can mold a lively personality into demure loveliness.
Winifred Black reflects on a twenty year reunion between a young woman and her long unseen mother. A Yankee girl travels south to New Orleans to meet the mother and wonders if they will recognize each other, sharing questions of blood and love.
The daily stars warn of conflict and sudden environmental shifts with possible business precarity yet social pleasures. Secrecy may accompany affairs but could yield substantial benefits. A birthday on this eve hints at abrupt changes or travel and a child born today may seek intrigue and unconventional adventures.
Josephine Huddleston urges frequent changes in hair styles to preserve personality. She shares personal experiments shifting parts from nub to center to left side, noting fresh expressions and renewed appeal. The piece promotes variety and individual flair in daily coif design.
A 1928 feature argues youth's energy and restlessness mold growth. It warns against harsh coercion, urging gentle guidance into wholesome activity. Athletics, open air, and social engagement channel exuberant energy into constructive pursuits.
Advice column dialogue about teen relationships. Annie Laurie urges the young girl to focus on studies and athletics, delaying dating until older, and suggests trial permission for individual outings to show proper conduct. The piece also features two sisters seeking guidance.
Miss Shopper notes neck scarfs in many styles from pirate to sailor knots. Jewelry pairs with sports street wear and bathing suits, including bright colored shell-like pieces designed to coordinate with swimwear and outfits.
In a tense hospital scene Adele Garrison portrays a mother and husband keeping vigil as their son Junior regains consciousness after a fall. They guard his recovery with patient, united resolve, while Katherine coordinates care and a doctor is summoned.
Betty meets Mrs Lacewing in a garden story from 1928. The emerald green lacewing explains insect life cycles including egg threads, larval feeding, pupal stage, and wing development as twilight ends. Betty promises to guard the eggs against predators.
A collection of aphorisms from Coke La Rochefoucauld Foster Ruskin and Marcus Aurelius on judging rightly choosing equity, social friction, pleasure, art, and true worth. Each quote presents a concise moral or practical insight into human conduct and virtue.
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