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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
16
A historical guide advises on making refreshing cold drinks using fresh fruit and ice. It covers single servings like grapefruit juice over cracked ice and larger batches for five or six, noting grapefruit should be prepared fresh to avoid bitterness. Recipes for lemon, lime, and strawberry mixtures, plus iced tea and lemon syrup, are provided with steps and cautions.
Vera Winston notes a silk travel outfit as a comfortable alternative to tweed or wool. A simple one piece dress features a bordered print with bows, two tiers on the modish skirt, and a straight line coat finished with a jabot collar for a graceful, smart look.
The lunar outlook for Friday June 14 presents a generally adverse and futile mood with hazards in employment and signs of personal friction. New undertakings may start with optimism but face tenacious obstacles and possible delays. Those born today enter a year of conflicting auguries and a child born now may achieve success only through hard work amid many difficulties.
A reader asks how to stop being sell centered and gain popularity. PAL suggests balancing vanity with thoughtfulness and caring for others, while avoiding ego. For popularity, be interesting by listening and not always talking about yourself. Regarding the dancing incident, stay friendly but stop pursuing him and avoid pressuring him for action.
A person asks if they should apologize after a quarrel with their boyfriend. The friend insists the apology is deserved since the fault lies with the speaker, and they left with a friend feeling unhappy.
Dr Roy A Copeland argues vaccination defends public health and urges travelers to vaccinate before entering new regions. He praises government duty to protect health, warns of dangers from travelers who may unknowingly carry smallpox across borders, and upholds the Golden Rule in medical care.
The Madeira Islands lie off Portugal's coast with Funchal as the major port city. Visitors ride a funicular up the mountains and glide down in wicker sledges guided by attendants along cobbled streets, a striking blend of sub tropical scenery and unique transport.
The article urges women to study themselves to determine their type, then enhance their best features. It advises avoiding generic rules, choosing colors that suit the individual, and tailoring makeup to fit whether one is exotic, dreamy, vivacious, or blonde. It stresses personal uniqueness and careful self-presentation.
Seen on Fifth Ave notes interest in higher waistlines and the princess silhouette as a growing trend. Advice favors wearing the normal waistline for rectangles and avoiding it for curvy figures. Describes sports suits in white flannel with bright jackets and linen or gingham dresses, with flat crepe jacket ensembles in greens observed on Park Avenue.
The article discusses color selection and fashion details for redheaded women. It notes emerald and grass greens clash with red hair while olive greens can enhance features. It lists points on hose height, skin tone, cosmetics, facial contour, eye makeup, manicure, hat shape, and dress lines, urging careful study to reveal natural beauty.
Adele Garrison's tale follows Dicky pressing Edith Fairfax into planning an engagement dinner for royal guests, while the narrator masks triumph at thwarting a personal conflict. A phone call to Edith reveals scheming and social maneuvering, ending with a cliffhanger as the plan unfolds tomorrow.
Five shadow-children join Pussy the cat on a moonlit hunting venture in a dark cellar. They sneak after mice while Pussy sings of what she will hunt and the fearsome dog disrupts their stealth before scurrying back to safety. Copyright 1920 Newspaper Feature Service.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on language perception social bonds and civilization from Emerson Rollin and Congreve stressing the value of letters science reason and humility. The excerpts juxtapose landscape meaning with beholders and praise physical science as driving moral energy.
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