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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
16
Spaghetti offers many serving options beyond meat sauces. It is mainly starch but can be paired with cheese or protein to balance fat. Proper cooking avoids over or under done results and diverse methods include tomato or white sauces, garlic, bacon fat, mushrooms, curry, or eggs for dressing.
An illustrated sleeveless sports frock in yellow pique is shown with a tricky vestee front and crossing bands. The skirt features two pleats on each side, visible from both front and back, reflecting strict spectator scrutiny of tennis attire.
The poem argues that women ensnare men with beauty and charm in love. It likens the lover to a fly caught in a web, noting temptation, inevitability, and the inability to escape once entangled. The speaker contrasts cynics and romantics, claiming beauty's magic draws men despite efforts to resist.
The article predicts a day of constructive work driven by Saturn Mars and Luna with energy and initiative guiding progress. It notes potential pleasant relations among youths and birthday individuals may show distinctive drive and resilience. A child born today is seen as energetic, resourceful, and hardworking.
Three girls aged 13 19 and 20 seek guidance on breaking from fast crowd habits and pursuing wholesome friendships. The Musketeers reply that leaving home isn t necessary and urge ending old influences, joining new clubs, and continuing school to build genuine lifelong friendships.
The article, by Senator Roy S. Copeland, argues tuberculosis is declining due to hygiene and knowledge. It explains hemoptysis and hematemesis, offers first aid like ice packs, and includes health Q and A on weight, nervous tension, and mole recurrence.
Temple Manning guides a quick tour of Gibraltar noting Moorish and Spanish markets at Waterport Street and the shore end of the wharf. He observes diverse shopkeepers, imported foods from Andalusia, Barbary apes on the rock, and legends of underground caverns linking to Africa.
The text notes the Riga to Vladivostok railway span as 6,800 miles. It claims Japan has 51 active volcanoes, more than any other nation. It mentions an underground water reservoir beneath London and an area thirty miles around the city in both directions.
Summer tan advice urges careful methods to achieve a natural look without overexposure. Grease paint and olive oil protect skin, while cocoa butter or linseed oil soothe sunburns. Readers are advised to avoid heavy creams and to consult a druggist for remedies like Caron oil for severe burns.
Knart the shadow child sneaks into the kitchen during Inda's birthday preparations. He slides in a buttered pie plate and clings to the rolling pin as Inda bakes dough and mixes fillings. A tumble into eggs leads to a baked dessert, and Hanid warns of trouble while Knarf proclaims a fine pie.
Florence Ross notes a tennis inspired fashion seen on Fifth Avenue featuring sleeveless frocks with pleats and belts. A Long Island tournament outfit impressed with a printed cotton coat and pale blue batiste dress. A navy wool suit trimmed in caracul demonstrates the princess line in tailored wear.
Adele Garrison presents a scene at a girls school where Marion writes to her mother from Yale friends and brothers, prompting Lillian's concern and a discussion on how to handle Marion's youthful admirers and letters. The narrative voices explore homesickness and growing up through Marion's optimistic notes and Lillian's protective stance.
A collection of aphorisms on doubt certainty virtue friendship and courage with quotes attributed to La Rochefoucauld Stanislaus Coke Seneca Emerson and Shakespearean-like musings on perseverance and self knowledge.
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