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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1929
Page
8
In a health column, Royal S. Copeland argues sore throats stem from neglect and poor hygiene. He cites overeating, worry, sleep loss, and intestinal sluggishness as common causes and prescribes intestinal cleansing, dietary restraint, fresh air, rest, and lightweight work to cure.
In a diary style note Grace Thorncliffe plans a special Mother's Day gift. She muses on practical limits of jewelry and instead envisions sending a spring costume including a gray ensemble with coat skirt and white crepe de Chine blouse. She hopes Helene approves and aims for delivery by Sunday.
A reflective reminiscence recalls childhood poems about being Queen of the May. The author muses on youthful fantasies of crowning garlands and dancing May pole figures, and links those dreams to the enduring hopes and affections of mature love.
A homemaker notes heavy cooking in warm weather and urges selecting a few key tools to ease prep. She recommends a large enamel tub for washing, a thick handled sharp knife for chopping, and mentions pineapple prep tips and a pineapple scoop. A cutting fork is highlighted as a handy device for slicing or mincing cooked foods.
Eleanor Ross shares practical kitchen advice on using a fork for light mixing and beating, and suggests mincing with a knife for small quantities. A revived wooden chopping bowl and knife aid precise sizing, while a swing-out sink pail keeps vegetables tidy and reduces waste handling.
The Stars Say for Tuesday May 7 foresees opportunity and growth in employment finance and business with risks from zeal or impulsivity. With calm plans and self control all should prosper. Personal affairs look favorable and a birthday indicates a year of advancement and expansion in work and projects. A child born this day may excel with training and discipline and be popular.
A young man argues that at 21 he cannot claim to know women and must shed pretensions of cynicism and mastery. He rejects patronizing airs and the idea that women have ruined his life, noting no man ever learns all about women and suggests ongoing time is needed.
A 1929 feature column argues women should emphasize good points over apparent defects. It critiques short skirts revealing knees and knobby legs, urging modesty and style choices that flatter without flaunting anatomy. It notes male interest in legs but promotes tasteful presentation.
An older style guide outlines how to protect skin and style for beachgoing. It covers choosing oils and powders to mask sun exposure, coloring matching cosmetics, eyelash and brow dye, mascara tips, and hair removal to present a polished outdoor appearance.
A young woman age 18 asks if a fiancé should be kept from marrying because his father died by his own hand. Annie Laurie says the fiancé bears no responsibility and to not let the past affect their love, urging happiness together.
In a tense exchange, I conceal motives from Anna Schmidt to protect Princess Olina. I reassure a grieving nurse and prepare for separation, while Noel talks with the stern servant as I plan to reveal truth to Mrs. Ticer about the peril and arrangements for Olina’s future.
In a playful scene a group of small shadow children question Mr. Punch about money. He reveals he hides new money in a book and relies on his wit to solve problems, recalling a tale of needing an ax and using cleverness instead. Judy’s arrival prompts a quick exit.
A compilation of quotable lines from Weber Defoe Eliot Rousseau Blair Froude Horace and others reflecting on knowledge fate friendship sentiment and the human condition. It juxtaposes insights on life learning humanity and social bonds with a skeptical edge.
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