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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
19
A light hearted local tale about a married man and a young girl who elope with plans of a reckless life on the road. They flee in a car but spoil the adventure by indulgence in fudge and seasickness. The parents finally reconcile and return with both families hoping for repair.
In a Q and A style piece Annie Laurie counsels a reader to take initiative after a rejected proposal, suggesting a call or note to rekindle interest and a shift in warmth to prompt renewed pursuit. The column also recounts a separate domestic dispute where a wife seeks divorce, expecting maintenance, while a husband faces shock over marital breakdown. Copyright 1927 by Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
Two simple nightie designs show using flowered voile with spring green bias binding and scalloped hems or white batiste with colored appliques. Both fabrics launder well and suit spring to summer wear, with DIY scraps creating varied tulip motifs.
Mary appears before Noel Veritzen with rouge and lipstick as Aunt Lillian hosts a dinner in an old private room. While Noel is drawn to Mary’s beauty and talent, the narrator notes Mary’s awkward chatter and clumsy manner, contrasting with her cousin Dicky’s sharp dislike and the gifted violinist’s evident interest. Copyright 1927.
The deepest mine shafts are Morre Vella in Brazil at about 6400 feet and Rand mines at City Deep Company in South Africa at 7000 feet. British airships R33 and R36 cost 1 760 000 dollars each. R33 flown 800 hours, R36 97 hours. Britain serves nearly two thousand million portions of ice cream annually in over 60 000 shops by about 200 000 merchants. Canaries came to Europe in the early 1500s. wild canaries are green with brown tinges and have louder notes. Britain has 20 314 miles of railway.
Royal S Copeland M D discusses skin irritation from external medical treatments. He notes one in a hundred may be susceptible to adhesive plasters and iodine, with rashes or blisters possible within hours or days. Advises alternatives and warns symptoms are not serious but warrant caution.
A discussion of fashion and fitness urges women to prefer short skirts but choose styles that suit their figures. It recommends daily leg exercises, weight management, and posture guidance to slim and sculpt legs while noting gradual changes and patience.
A lively and progressive day forecast with Venus caution affecting personal ties and affections. Initiative rises for ventures and financial expansion with careful optimism. Birthday readers may enjoy a prosperous year as bold plans succeed, while deceit and treachery require wary handling. A born child may show lively resourcefulness and potential advancement.
A readers question on handling a sulky husband leads to a tale of revenge by example and a warning about truth. A married woman recounts fifteen years of silent treatment then discovers the value of honest confrontation to untangle tangled relationships.
Wanda Barton discusses hostess tips and small decor items for entertaining. The column highlights novelty items for women and men such as cigarette holders match boxes and perfume containers in various materials and designs, noting affordability and decorative appeal for gifting and personal use.
By Anne Chaplain. The article chronicles Fanny Davenport born Lily Gipsy Davenport in London, raised in Boston, and rising on American stages. It details early work, key roles in The Belle's Stratagem, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Divorces, Rosalind, Imogen, Beatrice, and Madge in Charity. It notes her American rights acquisitions for Sardou plays Fedora La Tosca Cleopatra, and a Fire at Fifth Avenue Theatre but triumphant resumption of Gismonda.
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