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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
12
In a hotel dispute over Junior's move, a weary wife outwits Dicky's bluster. She assesses safety, secures Katherine's care for the child, and embraces a new independence to study freely while Dicky vents about Edith Fairfax.
A housewife’s best friend is the tea wagon a portable piece lightens daily tasks. Painted stenciled wagons suit small apartments for porch or kitchen use and enable luncheon or tea to be served neatly in the living dining area without fuss.
A white enamel wagon design converts into a table with square or round tops seating four or five. Ideal for small kitchens, it serves as a maid’s helper and a portable work surface. It can move between dining and kitchen, hold utensils, and even include a pastry board for convenience.
A brash self made magnate, F Augustus Heinze built wealth in copper mining and railroads. Born in Brooklyn and educated at the Polytechnic and Columbia, he leveraged his $50 000 inheritance to seize mines in Butte and railroads in Canada. He fought legal battles, won a major 1913 court victory against Amalgamated Copper, and remained a controversial figure until his death.
A Home Kitchen guide outlines one dish summer salads with prep ahead options. Roast Beef Salad with celery pepper gherkin and caper mayo, Vegetable Salad with potatoes carrots cauliflower and olives, Sea Salad combining salmon tuna shrimp eggs and oysters in a pink mayonnaise base.
Dr Royall Copeland argues for preventive health spending to cut future costs. He cites district funding, care for criminals, the insane, the elderly, the feebleminded, and the poor, insisting prevention reduces medical and institutional bills and strengthens family welfare.
The article notes beaver flounces, fur sleeve coats, gray twill capes, and vivid color combos like roses reds and greens. It describes accessories including handkerchiefs, belts, scarves, and South American furs, with dresses in organdie, lace, georgette, and embroidered flowers.
Ruth asks Elsie for ideas to fill empty hours in a tight city apartment after moving from the country. A columnist warns such loneliness in hotel lobbies breeds restlessness, urges work or volunteering, and suggests stenographic study alongside charity visits and adopting a child as a remedy.
A reader asks how to handle a broken engagement and a dead fiancé's diamond ring. The adviser suggests forgiving a rude suitor if he seeks reconciliation and waiting for him to make the first move. Another reader wonders about keeping or wearing a deceased fiancé's ring and is advised to store it as a sacred memento, not wear it.
A 25 million figure suggests widespread defective eyesight among U.S. workers from a 42 million labor force. English hospitals last year treated 510 thousand inpatients and 200 thousand outpatients across 37 thousand beds at about 28 million dollars. The first Pharmacopoeia of 1618 lists cures from crabs eyes pearls snails vipers and other odd remedies.
Today's Fashion by Vera Winston notes the French love of pleats remains strong with new silhouettes and flowing skirts. The piece highlights refined fabrics, structured lines, and vintage echoes shaping the season.
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