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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
9
A housekeeper recalls boning a shad and offers substitutes like whitefish and rainbow trout. The article emphasizes choosing fresh fish, rinsing and drying properly, and using salt to remove odor. It outlines broiling and baking methods for mackerel, blue fish, bass, shad, swordfish, and other large fish with lemon butter and simple seasonings.
Vera Winston notes fashion shifts toward simple lines and unfussy fabrics for evening wear. Formal silhouettes now feature glamorous fabrics, high formality, and a hint of decolletage with long trains as shown in the pale crepe satin gown illustration.
Madge Geyer presents Pan Pipes as a springtime romance booster with Cupid masquerading as Pan. The tale promises couples forming two by two as Nature decorates the season, assuring readers that Pan Cupid will guide lovers to their partners and keep them company on the journey of love.
A thirteen year old asks about dating, smoking, and fashion with a thirty two year old suitor who counsels elopement out West. Blackie urges strict parenting and caution, advising the girl to value childhood and resist inappropriate advances. MMA and AMMA advise against the cad and suggest cultivating sensible friends.
The column cautions against fraud slander and misrepresentation targeting the worthy and sincere. It notes Venus influence aiding personal matters and urges careful signatures and speech while predicting guarded but hopeful personal ties and industrious traits in a child born today.
Josephine Huddleston presents leg straightening routines approved for use in military camps and recommended for adults. Exercises involve standing with feet apart and knees pressed in or out, repeated twenty times, daily. Also included are a reducing lotion and a nourishing cream recipe with camphor alcohol and lanolin cocoa butter mix.
Florence Ross highlights spring style on Fifth Avenue with lavender and purple scarves and scalloped tiered dresses. She describes luciole straw hats, beiges with black motifs, asymmetrical finishes with black cords, and large gray and white chiffon roses for coats and lapels.
Temple Manning describes Khartum Khartoum as Kipling's womanless city on the Blue Nile. The piece notes its orderly grid, river esplanade, Khedive Avenue, Abbas Square with a large mosque, the governor general's palace, the six acre palace gardens with a stone ram, and highlights the college zoological gardens Coptic Church Mudiria House and model villages. The mixed population adds color to daily life.
Health guidance from Dr. Copeland urges rest, sunshine, and small frequent meals after illness. Do not rush back to work, especially for children, as recovery can take time and weight gain signals readiness. Adults should ease back and monitor coughs to prevent tuberculosis.
A tin soldier recites a surreal clash with a creatures named crinch and crunch. Shadow children explore the tale aloud while one child pockets the tin figure, ending the scene as Knarf flees with the incomplete story. Copyright 1959 Newspaper Feature Service.
A Banbury woman pulled the communication cord after the train left the station. The guard learned she offered a boy a dime for an apple on the platform and asked for change. The snippet notes that in some Roman Catholic countries including Porto Rico Tuesday is regarded as unlucky.
In a tense domestic scene Adele Garrison follows a plan to fetch Noel Veritzen for a quiet talk. He agrees to take her in his runabout to avoid scrutiny as she seeks a discreet meeting with Lillian Underwood amid emotional strain and tension in the house.
A collage of aphorisms on judgment prejudice fame and self perception. Notable lines from O Hara Johnson Burke Shaw Coleridge and Swift reflect humility tact and the value of words in expression.
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