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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
18
Winifred Black laments the harm of petty gossip that sows discontent among June and July and tires the young couple. A spiteful visitor questions their fidelity and stirs jealousy, prompting June to cry and July’s tension while the narrator contemplates drastic measures to curb the gossip. Copyright 1929, Newspaper Feature Ferrice Inc.
A reader asks whether to date other boys while a summer job delay continues. A responder says if not engaged, she may date others and not chase the unnamed boy, noting his delay may reflect good news later. A teen asks how to win back a jealous partner. the adviser cautions not to overcommit and to ignore petty jealousy.
Bellini's I Puritani based tale follows Norma the priestess as she confronts love betrayal. Pollione deserts Norma for Adalgisa prompting tragedy as Norma consents to death and Pollione reunites with her on the funeral pyre.
Fashion notes highlight sport blouses in cotton and broadcloth for golf and tennis with collar belts. White pique sport blouse and egg shell satin formal blouse feature scarf necklines cuffs. Lingerie blouses with tucks and hemstitching in white or pastel handkerchief linen create dainty formalwear.
An article outlines two cleansing milks using Castile soap and rose water to soothe sensitive skin. The first method blends soap with hot water, rose water, and rose oil for scent, applied with cotton pads and wiped away with a cold rinse. The second method dissolves Castile soap in hot water then adds tartar salts, almond oil, alcohol, and rose water for a fragrant cleansing lotion.
The second preparation is especially good for dry skin with sweet almond oil and rose water aiding moisture. Alcohol amount is minimal to avoid harm. Use porcelain or glass bowls, glass or enamel spoons, and store the lotion in a sealed glass container.
A machine to be fitted in a London hotel lets a guest signal an attendant who can contact every maid in the building. In Sussex a woman who turned 100 received a British Red Cross medal for war work including sewing 400 shirts for front line troops.
The June 29 astrology notes Jupiter brings benefit and some financial prospect while Saturn squares Luna signaling delays and obstacles. Perseverance can yield progress and potential financial returns, with birthdays urging resolution and steady courage to overcome setbacks. A child born that day may be ambitious yet face strong opposition in life. Miriam Tichner.
Eleanor Ross advises reusing and repurposing old items like hanging shelves triangular cupboards and Welsh dressers to fit modern homes. She notes space saving benefits in city apartments and suggests converting closets into bookcases and china closets while preserving charm of vintage pieces.
Public health guidance from Senator Royall 8 Copeland urges mothers to favor breastfeeding in hot weather to protect infants. He warns that heat, poor sleep, and illness can trigger diarrhea and vomiting, stresses keeping cow milk cold, and recommends medical follow up and consulting doctors for feeding and health queries.
A group of shadow-children led by Knarf board a toy train in a parlor car. The freight car detaches and crashes, but they simply roll on the carpet, realizing they were riding a toy train in their own room.
A domestic comedy unfolds as Lillian and the narrator plot a betrothal announcement dinner for Princess Olina and Prince Georges. Harry Underwood and Dicky are pressed into ceremonial roles while Edith Fairfax races to secure roses and decors, all before the magazine office closes.
The passage quotes Voltaire on envy and crime, Shakespeare on fate, and Rousseau on idle citizens. It reflects on virtue, zeal, error, and social judgment across ages, pairing phrases from classic authors to emphasize moral contrasts and human conduct.
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