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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
14
Dr. Royal S. Copeland urges eye health in a reflective essay on neglect and abuse of vision. He notes dangers from wind, dust, infections, and eyestrain and endorses properly fitted glasses to prevent discomfort and loss of clarity. He explains presbyopia with age and includes reader Q&A about foot arches and liver questions, citing the Courriant feature service from 1829.
The CAUUNDAY'S column by Genevieve Kemble notes church and Stars themed advice for Sunday March 10. It warns of a sinister figure and hazards to person and property, urges precaution and self control, and suggests a child born on this day may be talented and financially successful despite overall risks.
The column predicts a favorable period for people in others' service to seek advancement and salary increases. It notes a good time to renew contracts and warns against losses and extravagance. It also suggests birthdays bring talent, likely success in work, business, or writing, with authority figures recognizing merit.
Grace Thorncliffe recounts a hectic fashion shop week with a fierce sales push. She and Helene compete to boost sales as a shop offers a seasonal prize for the top seller. A distant customer buys an expensive sky blue chiffon velvet wrap with sable trim.
A sentimental verse extols the lights of home reflecting on Wi street scenes and the welcome of loved ones. The speaker praises the heart, a spouse, and a baby face as guiding lights that bring peace, joy, and lasting happiness through life.
An article extols brown rice over polished white rice and frequent greens in Chinese cuisine. It notes brown rice preserves nutrients, reduces starch absorption, and paired with greens helps nutrition. A basic boiled rice method with salt is outlined.
The guidance explains cooking rice by simmering, testing for tenderness, rinsing to remove starch, draining, then heating in a hot dish. It recommends four tablespoons melted butter over the rice and optional curry powder for a chicken or fish accompaniment.
A teen girl asks if daily letters to her four year older male friend in hospital are proper. Brown Eyes urges frequent letters, saying they offer hope and comfort even without a reply. A separate query about birthday gifts for a partner notes jewelry if engaged, or a personal book or small token if not.
The text argues that a woman should not display jealousy to keep a man interested. It suggests praising his friends and avoiding suspicion or arguing over who he prefers. It concludes that jealous behavior gives men a weapon against women and warns readers to avoid it.
A reflective piece argues against bragging about self made success. It suggests letting others discover merit rather than self promotion and emphasizes genuine ability will show itself without boasting.
A columnist notes that a man who endlessly pats himself on the back rarely garners praise from others, suggesting self-adulation alienates peers and diminishes public appeal.
A narrator describes a stormy night as pain signals approach and contemplates hospital arrival. She weighs funeral options and which friends would attend, naming Winifred Black and others while fearing teasing at a funeral.
The piece notes Spring models featuring tailored cults with a tuck-in or hip skimming blouse and an apron like peplum in beige crepe. A knitted wool bathing suit shifts from pale blue to navy with a matching cape. The article mentions longer skirts and raised waists in Martinet Armand Sprig designs and back dipping suits. It also reveals a personal monologue about family, wills, and a haunted house mood.
Adele Garrison chronicles a tense scene at night as Mary wakes terrified by an intruder outside her window. The group confirms no serious injuries from a car crash involving Mr. Jackson, while Harry Underwood notices a slit in the room screen suggesting a crime attempt amid melodrama and family caution.
Five shadow children Mil Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf drift from home on a fluffy cloud. Knarf builds a rudder to steer back, but a storm drives them into a black cloud and they fall onto their roof via rain spout and barrel.
A collage of aphorisms from La Rochefoucauld Balzac Poe Pope Dante Hamerton and others on labor misfortune happiness friendship freedom and tolerance. The excerpt highlights self perception truth within deeds and the value of broad charitable respect for differing opinions.
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