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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1928
Page
8
A 1923 feature discusses the idea of motherhood without a husband, questioning society, gossip, finances, and child welfare. It contrasts rich widows adopting with single women bearing children, and ponders future education, happiness, and the implications for mothers and babies.
Grace Thorncliffe narrates a light exchange with Helene about fashion color names from plum to raisin. They note how manufacturers rename colors to energize sales while styles remain similar, and reflect on the elusive link between name and appeal in fashion.
Dr. Louis E. Bisch argues marriage should not be delayed but requires readiness. He notes age, experience, and self control shape lasting happiness and warns love alone cannot sustain marriage. He urges clear goals, broad experience, and mutual tolerance for a stable union.
The column urges wealth through savings and enterprise with caution on speculative ventures and fraud. People born today may gain via initiative or chance, while unusual outlays could offset gains. A child born today should be energetic and bold, possibly taking long chances with vigilance against treachery. Notable nativity: W. H. Stowell.
An article advises daily skin care to maintain texture and prevent wrinkles. It details cleansing with two cream applications, liberal use of muscle oil around facial zones, then tissue-building cream massaged upward and outward. Finish with a toning lotion. night is best, morning splash of cold water.
Seen on 5th Ave. By Miss Shopper describes eight brimless hats that fit tightly and sit over one eyebrow forming a V. The piece notes waistlines rising toward the natural line and observes daytime frocks remaining conservative while evening wear grows more innovative.
A 1928 feature discusses the primacy of prevention over cure, highlighting personal hygiene and disease avoidance as essential to health and economic well being. It reviews new electric stove designs, kitchen ranges, and home modernization, plus health Q and A sections on nasal catarrh and shingles.
In a dialogue between Lillian and the narrator, they uncover Phil Veritzen’s scheme to force Noel’s marriage to Eleanor Lincoln to control Noel’s future and Mary’s happiness. They suspect Veritzen may threaten both romance and ambition, while Mary remains in the crossfire of his ruthless tactics.
David meets a Brown Thrasher pair in early spring while tending a garden. The talking bird explains nest location choices and shows how the couple builds their ground nest in the shrubs near his yard before David goes in for lunch.
A collage of aphorisms from Irving Pope Shelley Horace Syrus Greene and Stevenson. The lines touch on memory change virtue self mastery humor and self-knowledge showing how wisdom travels through time.
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