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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1926
Page
8
An advice column rebukes a husband who forgave his wife after she admitted a past rich benefactor supported her. The letter portrays the wife as a predatory parasite chasing money and luxury, while the husband is urged to end reconciliation. The editor urges self‑respect, warns the woman’s behavior reflects character, and insists the husband cure his own attachment rather than reform her.
Home making tips describe a Summer of color ful cushions featuring poster girl heads on felt cushions with rakish hats and neckerchiefs. Also covered with gay prints Kapoc denim gingham surf satin and lingerie styles. Italian cutwork Madeira French lace pillow covers and peasant linens with embroidery are noted as pretty options for bedrooms porches and living spaces.
A fashion model shares plans for a debut frock cut from heavenly wine red wool crepe from France. The design features a tucked woodcrepe belt, coatline revers, bound buttonholes, and a jaunty cape over a rounded yoke. A matching dark red felt hat completes the ensemble.
Poem praising the shy spring flower persona as Love seeks to claim and protect its hidden beauty. It contrasts modest quiet expression with flashy self display and concludes true Love finds happiness through hidden perfume and loveliness.
A rich man offers ten thousand dollars to any gardener who can grow and maintain a cherry tree in his hillside garden. The piece weaves a vivid scene of tropical trees, a blue sea, fog horns, and a hopeful gardener pursuing a memorial tree for his late wife Cherry. The story juxtaposes lavish landscape with a persistent failing tree and a grieving husband.
Annie Laurie answers reader questions on dating and etiquette. A girl may invite a second call if she enjoyed a date, or wait for the gentleman to ask. A girl should not hold a man's arm while walking. men offer the arm in crowded or slippery conditions, otherwise the pair walk separately.
A fashion guidance column advises women to adjust skirt length to flatter legs. It suggests keeping skirts 11 to 14 inches above the floor, using necklines to balance proportions, and employing exercises, massage, and careful hosiery choices to improve leg appearance.
United States Senator Roy S Copeland extols petroleum oil as a non habit forming, non absorbed laxative that lubricates the bowel to ease passage. He contrasts it with vegetable oils and purgatives, notes varieties with agar agar emulsion, and stresses diet and water. A health Q and A column follows on related digestive concerns.
By Genevieve Kemble Tuesday May 4 predicts an eventful day shaped by mutual and lunar aspects. A far reaching change may require courage and enterprise but carries few hazards unless linked to a feminine influence or domestic upheaval. Birthday individuals may face a lively year in business yet with personal risks and travel ahead.
Adele Garrison narrates a new phase of revelations about Noel Veritzen, son of Philip Veritzen, and a strained father son dynamic. The scene unfolds with diners observing Noel’s thoughtful face and his strained ties to his estranged father who withholds support. Dicky promises to share the sad backstory after the bouillon course.
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