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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1928
Page
8
A feature by Winifred Black tells how Myrtle, a smart wife, quits her job and moves with her husband and three daughters to a better life. Herbert climbs from a rut after Myrtle uses social connections to secure him a high paying job and a fresh start. The tale contrasts his rising status with Myrtle’s sacrifice and mixed emotions.
Miss Shopper notes the latest buttercup yellow chiffon for evening wear looks cool and airy. The trend includes hats with veils and linen jackets in small colorful prints paired with sleeveless crepe de Chine tennis trocks, offering a refined yet affordable mysterious look.
Condensed milk is versatile for suburban homes. this guide lists uses from mayonnaise mix to breakfast muffins and desserts. It provides measurements for recipes including cream rice pudding peach custard prune cream pie and more with steps on mixing, baking, and chilling.
A health authority warns pockets harbor influenza germs and should be turned inside out and disinfected. A first class railway sleeping coach in England weighs about forty tons and carries around a dozen passengers. Continuous bright light tires the eye and can affect the brain and system. Encla endures six years of heavy rainfall, the worst since 1579.
Vera Winston describes a summer dress in pale pink and blue batiste. The pink bodice features shoulder tucks and embroidery with scalloped blue sleeves and neck, while the blue batiste forms the lower blouse and belt over a fitted hipline with deep skirt pleating.
Eminent psychologist Louis E Bischoff argues that homes need books as vital as pictures. He urges readers to read for pleasure, choose titles to suit mood, and build a small, read collection to revive the mind and foster lasting satisfaction.
The Paris Temps notes that with favorable moon and planet alignments on Wednesday June 27, opportunities for advancement in business employment arts and social life may arise though rash speech and extravagance could threaten gains. Those born on this day may expect progress if they curb impulsive words and spending.
Temple Manning Oday invites readers to a brief journey to Tan Tubinsk in the Yellow Sea. The island northeast of China and west of Chosen is described as a largely unexplored, self governed democracy with few relics of outside influence. Statues resembling Alaskan totem poles spark theories of Inuit or northern relations.
A historical medical piece by Royal S. Copeland explains how diseases like membranous croup and false croup are now seen as diphtheria and spasmodic laryngitis. It describes symptoms in children two to five, abrupt attacks, and home remedies such as hot baths and mustard foot soaks, noting to consult a physician before emetics.
Sally answers a teen girl about love and jealousy in romance. The advice urges dropping nagging clinginess to avoid driving away the man and suggests happiness comes from overcoming jealousy and focusing on self control.
Question about rough pimply skin on legs suggests an eczematous condition. Advice hints at sending a stamped self addressed envelope for details and repeating the inquiry. Smoking harm discussed for a seventeen year old. tobacco and pipe smoking deemed bad for digestion and teeth.
Adele Garrison narrates Madge facing family pressure and Richard’s influence while pursuing work. Her father urges balance between marriage, career, and personal interests amid a troubling memory of Grace Draper’s plot. Meester Veritzen and Lincoln await downstairs as the scene ends.
A short tale by Blanche Silver about a family of ants and a very lazy child. Mama and Daddy Ant keep the ant hill running while Lazy Ant avoids work. Hoppy Toad suggests punishment by overfeeding him honey, leading to confinement in a special room where he hangs day after day. The story ends with a caution about laziness and a hint of local lore.
A compact collection of aphorisms from famous thinkers. Notes on modesty music language and human progress reference L Bruyere Luther Marlowe Locke Hufeland Chamfort Lavater and Whitaker. The excerpt presents timeless reflections on virtue learning health and character.
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