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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1927
Page
8
A woman recounts a dangerous encounter after a dinner with a stranger in a cafe. Lured by charm and moonlit romance, she joins him for a ride and is assaulted. She returns home bruised and jobless, laments her lonely life, and urges other young women to beware. The piece frames the incident as cautionary, sharing her testimony in full.
Jeannette Norton outlines festive foods for St Patrick’s Day including green colored sauces jellies and creams and a variety of Irish fare. Recipes include Irish Stew Soda Scones Irish Apple Pudding Oatmeal Pudding and related batters and puddings with practical steps and ingredients.
Navy blue and brilliant red color block frock features navy skirt and blouse with fine gold thread embroidery. The two tone design suggests other combinations such as navy with bright green or black, raigin, and black.
Royal S. Copeland explains rheumatism stems from infection elsewhere in the body not from local rubbing. He cites teeth, tonsils, and digestive issues as possible sources and urges finding the underlying cause for repeated attacks rather than relying on massage.
A vivid travel sketch portrays Ceylon as a forested center of Buddhism with the ruined city of Anuradhapura once thriving from 500 BC to 850 AD. The piece notes two thousand years of history, temples carved in granite, river deer and elephants drinking at eventide, and a land of ports, governance, and currency.
The reading warns of delays in business and personal relations with melancholy or aloof moods. It cautions against duplicity and mistrust, advising careful dealings and protective measures for those with March 16 birthdays.
A letter recounts deep mental anguish over two years of despair and the dissolution of twenty years of work. The author describes losing consciousness from mental suffering and a profound inner peace after a critical collapse.
A pair of teen girls seek guidance on dating and restraint while facing unwanted advances from respectable suitors. The response from BABES IN THE WOOD urges clear boundaries, cheerful independence, and enjoying youth without serious romance. The piece shifts to a reflective account of personal suffering, growth, and a spiritual call to endure with faith, culminating in a pledge to live with love and service. The message centers on self control, resilience, and the law of love.
In a tense moment on the elevator Mary’s friend asks to visit her and Miss Harrison. The narrator agrees, while fearing for her father’s health and noting a planned departure of a dangerous figure. Hugh Grantland promises to guard the vulnerable personality and to return with a plan.
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