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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
14
A health column extols tomatoes for high vitamin C and flavor. It advises selecting ripe, firm fruit, peeling skins, chilling for raw use, and minimal water or soda when cooking. Recipes include stewed tomatoes, tomato soup in ice cold form, and a basic tomato sauce with herbs.
Vera Winstone presents an evening gown in white taffeta noted for its distinct elegance. The design features a square neck bodice with front shirring and a crystal buckle, a flaring peplum, and long circular title panels. Crystal jewelry complements the formal gown for summer wear.
A nostalgic reflection on changing romance from mothers to modern youths. It contrasts old courtship by carriage and handkerchiefs with today’s lavish gestures, telegrams, calls, and even airplane flights to send love messages. The piece notes love’s constants despite evolving methods.
Two teens seek guidance on secretly dating boys while parents disapprove. The columnist cautions against disobedience, urges prioritizing studies, and notes youths remain under parental control until adulthood. A second question about gossip and trust in a relationship is counseled with caution to ignore rumors and stand by a sincere friend.
The column predicts a day of advances and new opportunities with favorable odds for business and finances. Aged readers and those with May birthdays may see active years ahead as minds stay sharp for unique chances and unorthodox gains. Joseph Morris referenced.
JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON outlines a home method to reduce superfluous hair using shaving, pumice stone exfoliation after 24 hours, and a nightly peroxide ammonia mixture for two weeks, with gradual spacing over time. It notes potential hair reduction over two months and advises bleaching as an alternative until removal is needed.
A Darmstadt bank offers a clock that only runs if fed with a penny equivalent, nudging ongoing saving. New York railway stations deploy wireless master clocks synchronized to Arlington, auto setting and winding themselves. Advertisers seek domestic help with a provocative note. Corsham pupils learn cookery for boys and carpentry for girls. England’s oldest fire engine of 1678 returns to a museum. Pillow-phones bring wireless music to listeners at Liverpool Open Air Hospital for Children.
Three Minute Journeys explores Madagascar’s Malagasy people on a southeast Africa island. It surveys divination by sikidy vintana, revered medicine-men, and marriage rules among tribes like Betsi misaraka Zalisoro Sakalava and Tailmoro. It notes varied burial practices and the strong local emphasis on tradition.
Dr Roy S Copeland argues for safe swimming venues amid New York City water pollution concerns. He cites Department of Health figures linking bathing in contaminated harbor waters to eye ear skin and typhoid cases, urging travelers and locals to seek uncontaminated springs and known safe pools.
Observers note the long back flounce and organdie fichu from Paris theatre styles likely to appear in New York with variations. A pale blue flat crepe dress with a short front hem and two back flounces drew comment, plus two wraps featuring fringe in black crepe and Chinese red velvet.
Answers cover mild varicose veins with bandages or elastic stockings, noting surgery is often required. Head noises are usually due to nasal catarrh that has spread to the middle ear, and the underlying catarrhal condition should be treated.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Philip Veritzen probes for clues about a missing man and hospital news. Lillian takes charge, orchestrating a covert plan to handle Veritzen by steering him toward Bridgehampton Beach for direct explanations.
Five shadow-children Mir Mor Hanid Yam and Knarf mix medicines with a cat chase and a flying shadow. Yam gains Fleet-Feet power and runs ahead of her mistress until a rain cloud returns the shadows home. Copyright 1929 Newspaper Feature Service.
A collection of quoted maxims on friendship distrust love happiness and certainty from Howell Lytton Thackeray La Rochefoucauld Ruskin and Bacon. The sentiments explore fame doubt contentment and the character of a gentleman in concise aphorisms.
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