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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
16
An essay on bread preferences contrasts fresh warm loaves with stale crusts and the evolving tastes for toast. It notes crusty crust versus crumb, toaster methods, and the old coal fire method, urging immediate serving on a hot plate with a napkin.
A Paris influenced fashion item features a chartruese moire evening gown. The bodice showcases a one sided surplice design and a rhinestone shoulder strap. Circular skirt is short at the front and longer on the left, with a deep green velvet bow for a soft finish.
Truda Dahl presents a playful tale of spring cleaning focusing on Mr Man and his beloved canoe. He renovates the boat imagining future evenings with companions who may become a lasting love as romance awakens with the moonlit voyage.
The planetary configurations for this day may be not entirely fortunate. Employment is uncertain and new undertakings are not encouraged. Intemperance in acts and speech adds to the malaise while personal relations may be pleasant and compensations arise. A child born this day may have contradictory qualities but hard work and cool judgment aid success. Heaven hath a hand in these events.
A reader asks if she is too old at twenty two to find happiness with a husband and be called an old maid. Annie Laurie reassures her that finding Mr Right will come with time and that teasing isn’t serious. The column also counsels two seventeen year old girls who both love the same young man to keep friendship and let romance unfold naturally.
Dr Royal S Copeland explains sciatica or sciatic rheumatism driven by sciatic nerve irritation from infections poisons and pelvic disorders. He notes causes include dental infections ulcers alcoholism gout diabetes prostate issues and cold exposure with emphasis on treating the root cause and cautioning about remote remedies.
A three minute journey through rural Serbia contrasts timeless farming methods with limited modernization. Peasants still use wooden ploughs and manual seed sowing while local authorities tax heads of families and stock grain for shortages. Traditional dress fades as many adopt urban tweeds amid a lingering Balkan railway routine.
Dental care advice from Josephine Huddleton on selecting dentifrices and brushes, limit use of bleaches, and the benefits of dental floss and mouthwash. Emphasizes dentist guidance for personalized care and avoiding enamel damage while pursuing a perfect smile.
Seen on 5th Ave fashion items from Paris to Bordeaux feature kasha raincoats with crepe de Chine lining and removable capes. Modernist corsets, jewelry in white and black enamel, and stones in geometric settings appear alongside uneven hemline pajamas and blue crepe de chine ensembles.
Glycerine smeared on windows helps prevent frosting and steam. Use wet newspaper to remove grime, then dry sheet to polish mirrors and panes.
Mrs. Graham reveals Noel faces disapproval from Prince Georges scandal and his father while planning independence through music. Boris Raminoff is introduced as a composer whose name intrigues the Underwoods.
A tin-soldier tells a group of shadow children how he defeated a dragon by snatching its milk. The dragon turns out to be a cat named Pussy, who laps the maid’s milk, revealing the bravado was misplaced.
A collection of short quotations on memory life time thrift and religion. Notable voices include De Quincey Burroughs Gladstone and Rousseau reflecting on memory mortality wonder and moral duty.
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