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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1930
Page
13
A humorous profile of Mack the office politician who knows editors and bosses, yet is mocked by office boys and telephone girls for eavesdropping and wire pulling. It follows how his whispered rumors often misshape truth, while his nickname Mack sticks from a bootlegging-connected reporter.
In Henry Underwood's blunt tone Philip Veritzen is accused of seeking to disrupt Noel and Mary's engagement. Lillian and Madge defend Philip, while Mary faces news she will dine as Philip's guest, prompting a tense exchange about responsibility and motives.
The fortunes column notes promotions and honors for those favored by power, with blessings for elders, lands, mining, and machinery. Personal anxieties may arise. a birthday person should push ahead, aided by authorities, while a child born today should be hardworking and steady.
The article tours Sheshuan on the Rif mountains near Jibel Mezedel. It describes the Moorish gates and tile roofs, the winding alleys, and the mix of Arabic Berber and Hebraic speech. Beggars fill streets while Riffians trade goods with Berbers, noting distinctive Berber women without veils.
Navy and black dominate this summer palettes while pastels grow in use. Beige recedes as a dominant color with lace trims and lapin collars remaining accents. The piece notes lighter skin tones and new brimmed hat styles reflecting a shift beyond bronze age tones.
A nostalgic column on heirloom cameos and jewelry from grandmothers past. Brilliance of pendants, locks of hair in gold settings, and coral and amber pieces echo timeless beauty. Modern trends imitate ancient charm as young women seek memory laden trinkets to accent their looks.
A discussion urges adding chairs in kitchens to ease fatigue at tasks like washing dishes and ironing. It argues for at least two chairs near the sink and table, plus a revolving stool for varying work heights, noting stubborn fatigue from standing.
The article argues for alternating working positions to reduce fatigue for housekeepers and office workers. A revolving backless stool lets a person see the whole body while chores are performed, enabling more sitting and less continuous standing.
A column offers dating guidance with replies from Nancy Lee Dolly Oll y and Kitty. The readers discuss trust time management in relationships and how to signal availability. Advice stresses patience clear signals and involving family or friends to ease courtship.
A worn card table can be revived with oilcloth to serve as a kitchen serving table. Use it as a sewing cutting board or kids’ craft spot and clean easily. It suggests framing cedar-lined storage chests from unused blankets, fur coats, and magazines.
An overview of shingles or herpes zoster discussing causes from dental infection to other infections, common symptoms such as neuralgic pain, rashes and blisters, and the typical nerve pathways involved. Advice includes rest, fresh air, good nutrition, avoiding blister rupture, and consulting a doctor for case-specific treatment.
A fanciful tale about five shadow children traveling with masters and mistresses, visiting Switzerland and encountering skiers with wooden skis. Knarf tries skiing, borrows master Frank's skin, and begins a comic tumble down a hill ending with both shadows and boy dazed and learning the sport.
The sketch shows a gray wool skirt with diagonal weave to emphasize slender hips, widening at the hem. A circular cut capelet matches the fabric beret, paired with a plain white silk shirt, creating a coordinated town and country ensemble.
A garbled OCR style collage compiles lines on virtue justice mercy temperance and truth from authors like Prior Ovid Pope Terence Sterne Wycherley Nazianzen Tooke and Stevenson. The fragmentary text blends aphorisms and misreads with stray words and punctuation.
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