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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1927

Page

9

Seven Daughters and Mother Form Luncheon Club

The Bradshaw column chronicles a family of eight, seven daughters and their mother, forming a luncheon club. They meet every two weeks, sharing meals, joys, and troubles as they navigate rich and modest husbands, with Lily hosting a bridal luncheon and plans for future gatherings across the bay. Genevieve stands out with her beauty.

Ily Katy Grace Julia Kathleen Marguerite Dad Genevieve Mother Bay Lily’s Lily Jim Seven Sisters

The Home Kitchen Sauce Recipes by Jeannette Norton

A compact compendium of sauce making detailing roux types and thickeners, egg liaison risks, and multiple named sauces including Blond, Cucumber, French Onion, Green Mousseline, and Bacon Sauce with step by step prep notes and serving ideas. It emphasizes proper texture, temperature, and flavor balance for hot or cold sauces.

Tomorrow's Horoscope Preview From The Star

The ruling Tunar indicates a day with few major achievements and potential obstacles across activities. Concentrate on maintaining positions while expecting compensations in heart and home affairs. Those born today should pursue patience and perseverance amid tenacious setbacks. A child born today may possess social and artistic talents yet struggle with practical pursuits.

Tunar

Spring Two-Piece Suits Bring Slim Lines In Trim Styles

PRING showcases the season’s ideal two piece suit with short jackets and skirts creating a slim silhouette and clever pleats for walking width. Waistcoats pair with coats. examples include a white handkerchief linen model and a pale yellow crepe de Chine version with tiny tucks and pearl buckle. Both ready for purchase at department stores or home seamstress shops.

Eleven OClock Curfew for Immature Girls Divides Readers

Elsie Marlowe endorses eleven o clock as the curfew for fifteen year old girls in a lively column. Readers share protests about modern party hours and a separate letter recalls experiences about men not giving up seats on streetcars amid gender expectations.

Miss Marlowe Elsie Marlowe Marcel Jones Street Premier Syndicate, Inc

Ways to Avoid Heart Disease by Royal S Copeland

A 1930s health column by Senator Royal S Copeland urges prevention of heart disease, noting its high death toll and possible prevention through lifestyle. It explains heart structure and the necessity of steady blood flow for a long, healthy life.

Royal S. Copeland United States New York New York City

Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie on Heart Health

A 1927 feature discusses heart health warning signs from lifestyle and infections, urging moderation in tobacco and alcohol and proper care of the body to prevent heart disease. It includes letters from readers Amy and a response advising staying with her husband for the baby's sake, plus Q&A on oatmeal, weight, and dentistry paths.

Mar Annie Laurie Annie Laurie Amy Aimy Bottow

Dinner Meeting Brings Noel Veritzen Into Mary Harrison's World

Mary hosts a dinner in honor of her father to introduce young Noel Veritzen, amid family tensions and lingering resentments. Edith Fairfax and Jack Leslie influence perceptions, while Mary persuades Lil Han to attend, promising return by 10.

Edith Fairfax Dicky Edith Katie Philip Veritzen Harrison Noel Jack Leslie Veritzen Madge Mary Gervies, Inc

Forest Pigmies of the Congo Described in Warned Terms

A story outlines the Forest Pigmies of the Congo Basin Cameroons and Gaboon as nomadic hunters who use poisoned arrows hunt elephants by waiting in trees. It notes their small stature under four and a half feet men and three feet ten inches women, ape like features and reddish brown hairy skin.

Congo Basin Cameroons Gaboon

Seen on Fifth Avenue in Miss Shopper column

The piece notes the new stocking color zipper arcties with cuffs for less conspicuous wear. Chalcedony appears in bracelet and necklace, boosting the blue fashion trend and wearable appeal.

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Eden By Annette Bradshaw Winifred Black Newspaper Feature Service, Inc Janet Betsy the Home Kitchen Jeannette Norton Genevieve Kemble Vera Winston Copelanp G. G University of Michigan Quicksands OF Adele Garrison Noel Veritzen Temple Manning Miss Shopper
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