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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1924
Page
6
A column from Amarillo explores women and men in domestic life with witty asides from Fannie Heaslip Lea. It includes social scenes at auctions, party anecdotes, fashion notes, and reflections on marriage balance and independence.
Feather shellac trim described as a novelty buckle. The piece features orange and red speckled feathers mounted on a tan straw base.
An illustrated aside describes how a scarf and buckle fashion frame a woman’s attire while a quip about money hints at social tensions. The fragment ends with a sharp line about asking a woman’s age, implying social judgment.
Eva Kathryn Harris and Lallie Dodson Gibson wed in a home ceremony at 1103 Harrison street with palms flowers and an arch backdrop. Rev S W Hayne conducted the service as Ruby Dees sang and Mrs Harmon played. The couple will reside at 401 Alabama avenue.
Instructions for shaping bread rolls from dough and baking in a quick oven. Includes butter brushing and rising steps for hot rolls. Also provides a Boston Brown Bread recipe using stale crumbs oats sour milk and various flours with steam baking. Ends with a note about Easy Cakes.
Readers submit tips on scalp massage and skin tonics to improve hair color and complexion. Multiple voices offer remedies from henna tinting and cucumber juice to cod liver oil and weekly astringent treatments, with guidance on avoiding overuse and maintaining natural shade.
Five eggs and sugar are beaten with dates and walnuts folded into flour and baking powder. The batter is baked slowly in a shallow pan then cut into bars dusted with powdered sugar. Signature by Miss Anne Bower.
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