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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1929
Page
8
A 1979 feature column argues that expectations shape youth more than experience. It contrasts medicine and science progress from experience and warns against parents pressuring children toward unsuitable matches. The piece reflects on mothers guiding daughters through marriage choices and cautions against forcing adult choices on the young.
Practical tips on selecting preparing and serving berries including strawberries raspberries blackberries currants and gooseberries. Emphasizes ripeness hull removal stains in boxes washing methods and serving ideas with fruit soups and creams.
Practical household hints describe blotting paper use under dressing table covers to absorb squid spills and protect food. Advice includes brushing mattresses, cleaning suede with fur, hanging shoes on trees for cleaning, and using glycerin to remove grease spots from suede.
The article highlights three or four smart blouse options for the season. It describes two featured blouses: one in white crepe with tiny tucks and bow trimming, and another in white handkerchief linen with a wide Bertha collar and soft jabot. Short sleeves complete the tailored look.
The article surveys Madagascar on the southeast coast of Africa. It notes Marco Polo’s naming of the island, its French mandate, and its 1000 by 300 mile dimensions. It describes Malayo Polynesian origins, social castes Andriana Hova Mainti, with the Hova praised as intelligent farmers and articulate speakers.
A City of Madagascar described under French guidance, noting public debate customs, dig nity of women, and a blend of old and new. It contrasts European houses with mud huts, mentions superstition guiding daily life, and highlights cattle keeping, low milk use, and fish centered diet featuring fish broth shrimp and toho.
A 1929 column offers teen readers guidance on age gaps love, staying in school, handling unrequited affection, and safe social etiquette. Advice covers keeping a younger girl from haste, cultivating friends, and avoiding deceitful partners while preserving reputation.
Dr. Royal S. Copeland explains how the medulla regulates blood flow to the stomach and other organs, stressing that proper nervous system nourishment and restraint from digestive abuse sustain overall health. He notes that bad eating and excess can disrupt vessel regulation, causing facial redness and poor nerve control, and warns against overindulgence.
GENEVIEVE KEMBLE notes steady activity and growth driven by Saturn with Uranus support and Mercury Venus and Jupiter aiding. The reading advises rewarding work and fidelity, caution with correspondence, and favorable contracts in lands machinery mining and agriculture. Personal affairs bring happiness and a diligent child may earn rewards.
Adele Garrison portrays a steadfast woman guiding neighbors to aid at the farmhouse. The narrator reveals the plot against Georges, warns Mrs. Ticer to keep quiet about Underwood, and gauges Ther and Jerry to handle chores while safeguarding royal visitors.
A silent shadow play features Knarf and friends visiting an asleep auntie in the parlor. Knarf disrupts the scene by playing on a ball of yarn and buzzing near her ear, waking auntie and drawing a scolding from Master Frank. Knarf vows to misbehave again, ending with his fall and a warning from Hanid.
A compact compilation of aphorisms and lines from Gay Pepys Dreyton and Cowper on independence temptation eloquence and prudent living. The items contrast self reliance moderation and critical thinking with cautions about following precedent and seductive rhetoric.
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