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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1927
Page
12
A Chicago convention speech by M D Copeland urges chewing hard foods and whole grains for strong teeth and overall health. He warns soft foods harm teeth, cites sugar intake, and promotes vegetables and crusty bread while stressing regular dental care. He answers reader questions on eggs blood pressure and weight.
A 1927 excerpt presents historic cookie recipes such as Currant Drops Oxford Cookies and Molasses Cookies, with instructions using butter sugar flour and spices. It also includes brief reader questions on health growth and digestion, answered in a Q&A style by the Newspaper Feature Service.
WREPE DE CHINE makes an idea material for the Spring lounging suit offering lighter weight and a change from the satin lounging suit of Winter. A black piece lightened by cream colors and hand painted sets appears. a smart novelty in lounging suits by a specialty shop uses calico bright colors sometimes combined with plain fabrics.
A 1927 essay urges silence on personal miseries and suffering. It warns that repeating woes strengthens them and tires friends. A humorous family memory of Aunt Mahala illustrates the social toll of endless self pity.
A lively day ahead with planetary upheaval suggests sudden shifts in employment under good omens. Exercise caution against fraud in new arrangements and beware subtle treachery. Those born on the day face major changes in work and surroundings. A child born today shows originality and public potential but needs guard against intrigue.
Three Minute Journeys notes the Great Pyramid of Gizeh as the world’s largest with 2300 000 stone blocks and 451 feet high. It mentions interior passages, the Great Sphinx, and Herodotus on pyramid construction. Nearby desert marks a stark contrast to civilization.
A seventeen year old girl writes Dear Elsie seeking help for moodiness and laughter at odd times. Elsie reassures her as a normal, sensitive teen growing up and working through typical fluctuations.
A teen girl asks how to handle a flirtatious older beau and peer pressure. The columnist counsels avoiding the cad and embracing personal growth, urging the reader to love herself, seek beauty in spirit, and hold fast to inner strength during adolescence.
An excerpt scene follows Adele Garrisons with Madge and Dicky in a tense domestic moment. Philip Veritzen navigates a planned drive dinner as Otto escorts Mrs Graham home. The narrative hints at marital strain and underlying power dynamics.
Miss Shopper reports on opera endorsed gowns with long sleeves and a navy blue tuxedo style suit trimmed in silk braid. A coat features gold thread stitching and a wide shoulder silhouette, while a wrap-around skirt and bright French juvenile frocks finish the Paris chic seen on Fifth Avenue.
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