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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1929
Page
8
A 1929 health column advises undernourished individuals to gain weight through ample fruits vegetables and milk, plus deep breathing and outdoor activity. It stresses oxygen supply from open lungs, recommends farm work and farm life to rebuild health, and answers readers inquiries on hair loss sinus issues and headaches.
Grace Thorncliffe recounts a fashion request from a pair of adult twin sisters who crave matching outfits. Madame agrees to duplicate order for the sister living out of town, selecting a printed crepe dress with a beige basket weave coat, featuring a surplice neckline and bow.
A story contrasts city and country life through gardens and longing. A city sister envies rural mornings and birds while a country relative desires urban beauty. A fire escape garden becomes a meeting place as love may bloom across the way.
A summer tactic to improve room appeal hides radiators behind stylish enclosures. Low radiators fit under furniture and ventilation remains through front perforations, while high units favor concealed tops. Clever painting can disguise radiators as bookcases with open fronts for heat.
May 14 astrology notes a likely disruptive but transformative period driven by dominant sidereal patterns. Ventures may rise financially yet risk disputes and litigation if words or actions are rash. signers should proceed with care. A birthday cohort faces opportunities and risks, a child born this day may be clever yet temperamental.
The text lists household tips such as adding camphor gum to hot water for oily hair care, removing varnish with methylated spirit, butter for paint or tar, and alum in rinsing water to render children's clothes fireproof until washed again.
The article discusses radiator covers as window seats and heat safe book shelves. It notes a low table above radiators creates a warm spot for children and protects toddlers from hot pipes while recommending fabric coverings over metal fronts to retain heat. It warns against heavy integral book cases on covers due to heat harming bindings.
A 1928 feature argues that good table manners and quiet eating outshine looks and status. It urges women to value a man who respects meals, avoids family shaming, and loves for the person, not for the family.
The article advises matching rouge, powder, bath powders, and skin lotions by scent, warns against jarring combinations such as Oriental with pine, promotes silk cap caps to protect hair, notes a trend toward subdued makeup and tasteful lips, and suggests facial patting devices and skin care steps to prevent sagging and brighten skin.
A teen girl asks if she should keep a promise not to marry a currently engaged young man. The adviser urges checking if the engagement is broken, then suggests dating if the man is trustworthy and encourages broad social circles to meet the right partner.
A narrator and his employer depart from a beach scene toward a near-deserted restaurant to discuss a plan while tension simmers. The driver hints at past injuries as the route along the coast is described, foreshadowing a troubling encounter tied to a shooting night and a confrontation to come.
A charcoal shadow Knarf defies a master by slipping onto the table during a dominoes game. He tricks the four dot position by hiding in a five dot, then is exposed by the light. The other shadows react with silent disapproval as Knarf is returned to the wall. Copyright 1929, Newspaper Feature Bernice, Inc.
A collage of quotations on mind as ruler over heaven and earth, the merging of good and evil, and witticisms about writers. Notable lines touch Plato, Milton, Kernahan, Wilde, and the idea that experience is the label for mistakes.
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