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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1928
Page
8
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Supe: Law and Apps Dominate Biden Presidency Image
The fragment hints at topics around law and executive policy in the early president elect era. It mentions themes of health apps and governance amid a transition, with emphasis on legal and administrative priorities shaping the incoming administration.
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Ot co of h day 1 th has a standout athlete Cory attra attracting attention. The event highlights his performance at the pit and suggests strong prospects for upcoming activities.
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Cory Attra
Summer heat dangers for infants urge maternal care
Health columnist Royal 8 Copeland warns mothers to protect babies during hot weather. He compares infant sensitivity to a horse reacting to a driver and urges calm leadership at home to prevent fretful, irritable conditions that disturb the child. The piece emphasizes sacrifices by mothers to secure the child’s health and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
New North Carolina hooked rugs gain modern art twist
The Blue Ridge Mountain women of North Carolina craft hooked rugs based on patterns by prominent artists. Rugs, shaped by modernist designs, showcase intricate scenes including horses and a railroad train leaving a tunnel. Exhibited recently at the New York Art Center.
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Labrador
Blue Ridge Mountain
North Carolina
New York Art Center
Insance
A Fashion Model's Diary on a Summer Dress and Hat
Grace Thorncliffe reviews a black two piece pleated dress with satin net bands creating ventilation and a matching turban for day wear plus a dramatic oversized straw hat called the Tale Hat. The writer notes practical theater wear tips and a detachable brim that can become a bracelet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Thorncliffe
Aminner
Gian Couturier
The Modern Columbus By Truda Dahl
The modern Columbus lands in America to astonish mermaids in their sea home and to face a golden haired girl awaiting his return from mermaid depths. The tale parallels Columbus encountering strange people and awe in a poetic underwater scene.
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America
Columbus
Don't Be Miffed Let the Army Settle It
A 1928 feature by Winifred Black imagines General Li Yun Chang as a curious, charming figure. The piece playfully speculates on his appearance and status while recounting a chaotic incident at a Tientsin telephone office where soldiers clashed with operators. The narrator expresses light envy for a detachment of soldiers to resolve a humorous office dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred
Eneral
LI Yun-Chang
Wistaria
Li Yun- Chang
Tientsin
China
Buying Clothes on the Run by Josephine Huddleston
A beauty columnist argues that spontaneous clothing purchases can yield better fit and looks. She recalls buying a dress after a quick elevator sighting, noting perfect fit and reasonable price. She explains a psychology of instinct and urges readers to shop on the run for the most flattering, individually suited garments.
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Josephine Huddleston
Eve
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A teenage girl asks how to handle dating a boy with different religion while obeying her father. The adviser urges honoring the father’s wishes and suggests politely declining each call to avoid jeopardizing the friendship, noting religion differences should not override parental guidance.
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Annie Laurie
Mental Errancies Not All Serious
Eminent psychologist explains that hallucinations are sensory mistakes not necessarily signs of insanity and delusions are errors in judgment. If corrected by evidence, they are ordinary mistakes. persistent belief despite proof signals danger. The piece argues for knowledge to dispel unwarranted fears about insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Bisch
Pena
Louise Bisching
Lee
Stars Say Tuesday June 19 Forecast for Social and Business
The program highlights social, domestic, artistic and affectional activities as primary, with possible new ventures involving women or women's interests. It warns that lack of self control can jeopardize business or negotiations and notes a birthday person may see feminine influence dominate. a child may excel culturally but require restraint. Life is hard labor. Turgenes.
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Turgenes
Odd Facts and Royal Golf Club Claim World Oldest Title
Africa regarded as original home of coffee while cocoa traces to America and tea origin cited as Assa. A new appliance allows examination of eyes and visible blood corpuscles. The Royal Blackheath Golf Club founded in 1608 is claimed as the oldest golf club.
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Africa
America
Assace
The
Royal Blackheath
Heart Story of a Steadfast Woman
A narrator reflects on Katherine's marital tragedy and the rival pull of Hal Meredith. Tensions center on jealousy, duty, and a warning Kath offers about a past error as Edith Fairfax calls from New York. The scene shifts toward a pivotal telephone call.
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Erine
South America
Jack Bickett
Katherine
Hal Meredith
Lucia
Meredith
Lucia Meredith
Kath
Katie
Dot
New York
Meester Graham
Dicky
Central
Edith Fairfax
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Susan Spider Meets Her Neighbors in Kitchen Saga
Susan Spider moves into a kitchen web and meets Mr. Cockroach and his wife. Their odd conversation turns sour when a cook discards the cockroaches into the garbage, ending Susan’s kitchen dwelling. She rebuilds her web outside and remains with her family.
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Blanche Silver
Susan Spider
Spider
Mel
Missus
Mr. Cokroach
Johnny Grasshopper
Billy Locust
Cricket
Mr. Cockroach
Susan
Mrs. Cockroach
Daddy Cockroach
Susan Spicer
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Words of the Wise memory quotes and witticisms
A collection of aphorisms on memory light and laughter from Fuller Emerson Chesterfield La Bruyere and Colman. The quotes contrast memory restraint brilliant light and disdain for trivial mirth with a remark on modest men who stay silent.
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