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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1927
Page
6
Mrs. Frederick Funston argues a wise mother should let sons pick careers to foster initiative. She recalls Frederick Funston Jr choosing West Point without her influence, warning that maternal pressure can handicap a son’s success and that family histories should not dictate his path.
An advertisement touts Dr Blos Centrettos as a remedy for nasal catarrh claiming to ease inflammation of mucous membranes and prevent complications. It emphasizes a warm empire odor and herbal ingredients with claimed pleasant effects, urging readers to purchase the medicine.
The text argues that slimness alone does not grant grace or flexibility. It suggests that true beauty comes from flexibility and muscular control, not mere lack of flesh. It recommends a hip and thigh stretch: sit on heels with hands on hips, twist knees right then left to improve lines and suppleness.
Aimee Semple McPherson plans a 70 foot long electric sign to hang 150 feet above her radio station towers in Los Angeles. Madison Square Garden lays out a two week revival for 25900 dollars, with her highest offer at 500 dollars per day.
The new Amarillo Women's Athletic Club rooms welcomed over 100 guests as Tolzien's orchestra played for dancing. Mrs. R. S. Thompson introduced Mrs. Douglass Fagg, owner and manager, who spoke on the club's history and aims. Patronesses and students assisted during the evening. Punch was served late.
Paris notes describe a journalist poet Laurent Tailhade’s Salade Toulou saine with artichokes truffles garlic and French dressing and resting time. The piece quotes Tailhade urging restraint after plentiful salad. A Vienna mass meeting calls for a fusion of all women into a female League of Nations.
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