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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1928
Page
24
A nostalgic column muses on why most men marry plain women while admiring pretty strangers. A handsome man defends lasting love over looks, noting his wife’s enduring qualities beyond beauty and praising companionship over superficial charm. Copyright 1923 newspaper Feature Gerrice.
Jeannette Young Norton describes boning shad and cooking methods for planked shad and shad roe. Instructions cover fillet preparation, rib bone removal, and buttered baking or broiling with lemon garnish, parsley, and shad roe preparations. Milts or buckroe tips include frying, baking, and serving with tartar sauce.
Wednesday March 21 offers limited astral aid with focus on knowledge and effort. Notable birth today includes Johann Sebastian Bach suggesting strength in music, investigation, and original thought. Disappointments loom if impulse overrides reason.
Dr Louis E Bisch argues that intelligence and feeling must dovetail for balance. He warns that prioritizing intellect over emotion or vice versa prevents true happiness and success.
In Today’s Fashion Vera Winster discusses how material inserted through buckles and loops will dominate next season in frocks. The piece blends design notes with reflections on balancing intellect and emotion, urging readers to let reason guide feeling for better judgment and happiness.
Temple Manning describes a royal Thai pageant as the King of Siam worships at Wat Phra Keo Bangkok. The processional splendor includes the Emerald Buddha temple guarded by giants, a golden gown clad king under a large umbrella, a multi oared boat procession, and offerings by priests amid gold, perfumes and lotus blossoms.
A 1928 column argues against cosmetic surgery and fashion obsessions. It praises natural health via fresh air, good food, and exercise, and warns that superficial beauty fades beside enduring vitality. It urges women to abandon risky procedures and embrace balanced living.
In a tense moment, Lillian and the narrator pry open a jeweled miniature case hidden by Eleanor Lincoln. They discover a concealed disk and a tiny paper packet bearing strange black marks, hinting at a larger secret connected to Lizzie the Second. The scene ends with a gasp as the clues surface.
Doris in her father s orchard meets Mr Blackpoll Warbler and Mrs Blackpoll Warbler a tiny helpful bird pair. They discuss feeding in blossoms building a nest nearby and visiting Doris and her father. The tale ends with plans to return after nest construction and a note of springtime partnership.
A collection of quotable reflections on human nature and virtue. Carlyle on light and darkness, necessity and free will. Disareli on causality. Pope on credulity. Browne on wealth and munificence.
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