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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
8
Royal S. Copeland argues health starts at birth with a perfect body and pure blood. He explains congenital anemia from maternal blood deficiency and improper infant feeding causes like rickets and scurvy, then prescribes diet, fresh air, sunlight and cleanliness as essential cures.
The article advises improving kitchen efficiency through sharp knives and the right assortment. It notes dull blades as a home task burden and recommends affordable sharpeners, a core set of 3 to 4 knives for fruits and vegetables, a large sturdy knife for big cuts, plus several specialized tools. It urges gradual purchases to avoid clutter and wasted money.
Grace Thorncliffe narrates a chaotic workday at the fashion shop. She battles a ruined coat lining, a slow waiter, and a rival, Helene, before Mrs. St. John Rogers finally buys a navy blue covert cloth spring street dress with a white pique collar.
Home Decorations By Marie Marot showcases two modernistic tables and a chair as examples of current innovation in furniture. The satinwood table has a polished solid look with a black glace lamp and a peach shaded shade, while a tea or coffee table features deep peach paint and modernistic ornaments. The chair is upholstered in antique purple plush with a silver oilcloth pillow, and a small cactus decorates the modernistic room.
The legendary Rachel rose from poverty to redefine classic drama in France and abroad. Her intense portrayals, famed sleepless nights, and Parisian salons propelled her to fame before a final decline and death in 1853 after a Havana sojourn and a brief American tour.
The astrology note by Genevieve Kemble predicts a day of silent contemplation with exalted feelings and virtuous outlooks. It expects industry to thrive, benefits to appear, and arts and pleasures to prosper, with a practical, refined child noted as born on the day.
A reflection on gender norms urging men to conceal body hair and dress neatly. The writer argues that a well presented appearance, including stockings held by garters, reflects good taste and respects a partner’s feelings.
A narrator declares she would not chase wealth in a relationship. She vows to resist lavish spending, expensive dinners, pricey shows, and clubs, trading status for genuine connection. The piece ends with a warning that a wise woman keeps taking tendencies in check until marriage.
A reminiscence of Aunt Jane’s aging, memory, and laughter framed by a grand funeral, contrasting dignity with showy display. The voice recalls her Wisconsin roots, past adventures, and lingering questions about life’s meaning and a final farewell.
Two sisters aged eighteen and twenty four ask how to handle friendliness from two local men. Annie Laurie advises speaking first when they meet the young men, signaling interest may begin then and progress naturally.
Mary and I observe Noel Underwood and Harry Underwood attending to Georges Jackson after a shooting. The hospital scene reveals Georges is conscious with a grazing bullet wound and a cautious head surgeon. A trooper is assigned, but the story hints at discreet involvement from Noel and Jackson to avoid publicity.
Five shadow-children plot where two pet turtles will live. They scout spots from cellar to attic and finally discover a dollhouse on May’s doorstep as a home, only to learn the turtles carry their own shells and refuse the kids’ shelter.
A collage of maxims from famous figures. Quotes touch on courage honor laughter wealth and wisdom. Notable names include Allen Carlyle Seneca McCarthy Penn Catullus. The passages contrast virtue, adversity, and the value of money versus intangible riches.
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