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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
8
Winifred Black presents a cautionary social column asking which husband flaw readers would hate most. She contrasts lavish wealth and a freewheeling lifestyle with a wife's loss of dignity and loyalty, urging that loyalty and truth outrank money or social freedom.
A home drink guide outlines making various beverages including Strawberry Velvet Tea Punch Loganberry Cooler Rhubarb Punch and Grape Juice Milk Punch. Instructions cover preparing ice chilling glasses avoiding milk with ice and combining fruit juices with carbonated water and cream for serving.
On Fifth Avenue new Summer fashion emphasizes two piece swimsuits in bright woolens and printed fabrics. Dark blue and black dominate. Ingenue gilets pair with dark frocks and removable velvet bows at neck or belt add freshness. Detachable trims often match or deepen the dress color.
The flesh colored chiffon evening dress features a tiered bolero extending from the yoke to above the knees. An over chiffon flare from the lowest tier creates a trailing exit. The design is charming but likely broadening in effect.
In this essay Dr. Louis Ke. Bisch argues Americans should value culture alongside utility. He urges schools and homes to nurture manners morals and arts, noting teachers emotional life and parental involvement shape character and civic virtue. He warns against overemphasis on business and says cultural development benefits individuals and the nation.
The piece reflects on rapid travel advances from London to Bagdad and across the Atlantic. It contrasts multi leg rail journeys of the past with modern two day air trips. It imagines future speed with stops in major cities and oceans seen as small ponds.
Teen readers ask about love and loyalty with older boys and rival girls. Annie Laurie counsels ignoring irritable moods to win a partner and explains wedding ring initials order. Another letter warns against giving up friends before engagement and advises accepting other invitations while waiting for commitment.
Royl 8s. Copeland discusses the function of lymphatic glands in filtering poisons, noting that swollen neck glands can result from bad teeth, infections, or illnesses like scarlet fever and measles. He warns about pus formation and highlights risks of adenitis including acute and tubercular forms.
The article warns of conflicting planetary influences causing obstacles in daily life and business. It advises steady progress with careful planning and thrift, noting birthdays may bring years of delays but eventual constructive outcomes. A child born today should be enterprising yet patient and prudent.
The text warns an abscess in the back of the throat can grow large and cause fever. It notes infancy symptoms and mild adult signs, the difficulty distinguishing from mumps, and stresses finding and removing the underlying cause. Emphasizes nose cleanliness and dental care to prevent onset and that drainage is rare. Early treatment is favored over radical measures.
Reader questions about headaches at the base of the brain and left side pain after meals. Advice cites abnormal blood pressure and neuralgia for head pain and hyperacidity from poor digestion for stomach discomfort. Request self addressed stamped envelope for full particulars.
In a domestic drama, Madge comforts her son Junior after a fall from an apple tree. The child endures pain with quiet bravery while Madge and Dicky safeguard him. Dr Havens reports no serious injury but warns recovery will take days with a return to normal by spring. The family contemplates moving to the city for winter.
David and Squeedee spend the morning with Johnny Grasshopper in a tale of listening to a grasshopper sing. Johnny explains his ears sit on his front legs and Mother Grasshopper lays eggs, while David learns about grasshopper life then heads home to tell his Mama.
A collection of quotes on error preparation prudence and progress from St Augustine Burke Cervantes Sophocles Shelley Locke and Bacon addressing human nature judgment foresight and enthusiasm. The lines emphasize learning from past lessons self examination and avoiding perfectionist paralysis.
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