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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1929
Page
10
Dr. Royall S. Copeland, M D former New York City health official, argues that fondling and kissing infants risks serious harm. He urges parents to minimize handling to let babies sleep and grow stronger, noting potential infections from adult germs and suggesting strict hygiene before touching an infant.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of longing for her friend Helene, dull shop life, and a planned evening at a private ship launch inspection. Dorothy ponders attire and a new sport ensemble as they anticipate a glamorous event with prominent guests and media. The entry hints at fashion, social circles, and coastal business ties.
Miss Loveliness frets over a car as wires and doodahs are fussed with. Dan Cupid lurks nearby and a chance meeting draws Mr. Man to assist. Beauty’s distress prompts romance as two more heads turn toward love on the road.
A humorous tale where a couple debates a lavish armchair. Polly weighs space, fit, and budget as the chairman urges comfort. The old gentleman vetoes the oversized piece, stressing balance between beauty, comfort, room size, and harmony with existing furnishings.
Eleanor Ross discusses chair comfort standards and design trends. She notes most chairs sit too high, suggests a footstool or custom sizing, and contrasts traditional and modern models. The piece mentions a conference on chair selection and cites a designer who finds chair design challenging.
The text warns of quarrels and litigation risk on May 2, urging calm approach to signs and contracts. It notes that rash speech may hinder a child born that day and recommends strict early education to foster honesty and poise. The passage blends astrology with prudent behavioral guidance for that date.
Practical tips on leather shoe warming to soften the material, preserving ebony brushes with Vaseline, reviving stale cake by steaming, and improving pastry with lemon juice and olive oil in water for light flaky dough.
A reflective piece argues men should not transform meals into battles or excess. It contrasts controlling appetite with considerate dining, noting a woman prefers restraint over gluttony and suggests prioritizing enjoyment without overeating. It urges balanced eating and social ease.
A reflective piece argues against chasing fashion to impress a partner. It urges sensible spending, avoiding debt, and prioritizing character over costly attire. It emphasizes that genuine partnership rests on more than a flawless wardrobe.
After care for permanent waves stresses weekly olive oil treatments to combat drying. Night before shampoo, hair soaks in olive oil under a cloth, then sleeps and is shampooed next morning. Castile soap shampoo with olive oils is recommended to prevent further dryness. Egg and castile shampoo recipe described.
A reader seeks advice on marrying a man of a different religion and how to tell him the truth, with advice urging a direct breakup. The page also includes home hair care instructions for long and bobbed hair, detailing jelly and egg treatments, waving fluids, and proper drying to achieve lasting waves.
A serialized tale follows Lilian and a narrator as they race to Bridgehampton Beach while navigating a tense subplot with Phil Veritzen and the Dicky-bird. Lilian warns of a family confrontation, while plotting to keep Phil calm and engaged in a romantic, unattainable pursuit.
A Max Trell Yuletide tale follows May and her talking shadow Yar as they cope with a fenced boundary and a cruel shadow-mender named Mrs Spider. May’s constant clambering through the fence triggers a chase, fear of spiders, and a comic escape that ends with a warning about rule-breaking.
A fragmentary compilation of aphorisms and quotes from Emerson La Rochefoucauld Gibbon De Quincey and Blake. It muses on friendship truth tenderness memory envy and growth with varied maxims and observations.
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