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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
14
A satire contrasts the life of a pampered rich girl with Golden Grunsky a settlement child learning hardship. The story questions wealth's power over health happiness and longing for simple joys amid luxury. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
In a humorous exchange, Ritza and Corinne discuss the source of a new bag. Corinne reveals Francois has long made Corinne’s bags, noting his craft predates recent style shifts and ties to her wardrobe.
Jeannette Young Norton shares practical methods for preparing mayonnaise and flavored dressings. The guide covers plain mayonnaise, Russian dressing, and tartar sauce, with tips on oil addition, temperature, and substitutions to avoid curdling.
Tomorrow promises fairly active planetary influence with favorable prospects in business, ventures, and publicity though avoid reckless spending. Personal happiness shines with cautious money handling advised for birthday folk, heart and home affairs flourishing, and a clever social child born today.
Fashion column describes a straight slim evening frock with heavy coarse-meshed lace, a pale blue foundation slip, and a pale blue sash. Narrow ecru lace edges the scalloped bolero and skirt, with options to copy the design in black lace over ecru or bright blue. E- lace noted as ideal material.
Elsie Marlowe counsels Sarah and readers on maintaining class standards amid a glamorized but vulgar social scene. The column pairs Sarah’s quest to regain decency with Marion’s romantic dilemma about a crude partner, urging frank talk and firm values in a 1927 Premier Syndicate context.
Temple Manning notes Japan’s odd contrasts with the Occidental world. He describes customs from bowled roofs to inward keys, backward writing, baths, and dress norms, highlighting national attire like the silk kimono with family crest and the obi as a source of pride.
Dr Roy al S Copeland argues neglect of dental care harms health. He cites a Washington report that 77 percent of public school children examined have decayed teeth and urges frequent dental exams, campaigns, and posters. He warns pyorrhea risks and possible heart involvement, linking poor dentition to malnutrition, absences, and lifelong illness.
A teen girl asks how to persuade parents to allow boy friends. The reply, noting concern for studies, advises avoiding parties and dating now. It suggests channeling energy into sports and other healthy activities as the proper focus for youth.
A narrator contemplates visiting the new family at The Larches, noting Miss Lincoln and Noel Veritzen amid rumors of intrigue. Mrs Ticer pushes for a social call while the narrator senses mystery and plans to learn more, balancing caution with curiosity about the stranger household.
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