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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1929
Page
8
An article by Royal S Copeland argues sleep fuels both body and mind, noting eight hours as essential for most adults and the importance of regular sleep schedules. He contrasts country and city sleep habits, critiques overemphasis on efficiency, and answers health questions on asthma and diet.
A fashion authority returns from Paris noting knife pleats on suits capes and coats with back dipping lines. three quarter sleeves prove awkward while wrists remain exposed. A soft crepe frock ensemble uses new elastic like tulle and scarf collars. a almond green wool coat features a squirrel collar and nickel buckle, highlighting the back emphasis.
Grace Thorncliffe recounts fashion advice for summer sport ensembles. She highlights jackets to pair with multiple outfits, a blue and white flannel cardigan style piece, a white silk crepe dress with a sunburn back, matching blouse and skirt details, and hat options. The tone is instructional and personal as Gracie urges a reply.
Madge Geyer sketches a humorous confession on Lent vows as a modern flirt contemplates giving up candy theatres clothes and even her boyfriends. She muses about finding new interests while wondering if any will return after Easter and pledges to seek the right one.
A home article argues modern kitchens should feature shelves placed for easy reach and use. Shelves near the work table and sink reduce clutter and dust, with irregular widths preferred to cut wasted space. It urges shelves to fit daily tools and ware, avoiding excessive heights.
A guide explains adjustable shelving from four to ten inches wide and how compact, visible, waste free storage reduces reaching and standing. By arranging jars and bowls from narrow tops to wide bases, cooks can quickly gather materials and sit while preparing meals, transforming daily routines.
The forecast aids businesslike, persistent people as Jupiter boosts judgment and ambition while Mercury remains unfriendly to contracts and correspondence. Caution advised in new ventures and signing writings. A March 19 birthday person may win through prudence, while a child born that day could be ambitious yet prone to expediency.
A humorous reflection on male fashion choices versus female style. The narrator rejects flashy dress and bright accessories for men, arguing that bold colors suit women better and that self-expression should be restrained for men to avoid appearing flippant or phony to their partner.
A 1922 column argues women should show appreciation to avoid losing partners who spend on them. It says some girls accept gifts without feeling, leading to frequent breakups. The piece notes men seek visible enjoyment and a signal that their efforts are valued. It ends with a call for genuine acknowledgment.
The article outlines dry shampoo options to revive oily hair, including home formulas with corn meal and almond or orris root, and commercial powders. It advises brushing, scalp massage, and careful removal of powder, plus an almost dry white of egg shampoo as a quick alternative.
A column answers reader questions on dating etiquette. It advises the young man should come to the door to escort the girl, cites a tactful lateness cue, says changing partners at dances is ok, and allows seat changes if two seats aren’t together so the couple can stay together.
In a tense scene at The Larches Olina fears an assassin while Underwood reassures her Georges is alive with a minor wound and recovering in hospital. A mysterious caller sought news of Georges and warned of a signal threat, as Noel remains missing and danger lingers.
Five shadow children travel with their masters to Algeria where they observe rug making by young Algerian girls. Knarf meddles with the weaving frame and becomes literally woven into a rug before being freed by Mij Flor Hanid and Yam despite his protests.
A collection of lines and aphorisms on virtue and self improvement. Notable quotes address neighborly happiness, small acts shaping vast futures, and the tension between opposing views in religion.
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