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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1927
Page
14
Ernestine, a modern working woman, shares a one-bedroom life with a bookkeeper husband. She pays half the expenses and does all the housework while he complains about loss of independence. She asks if a fifty fifty marriage exists amid mixed fortunes and duties.
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble predicts a disruptive period for May 24 with hostile planetary movements. A sudden upheaval and employment changes may occur but bring unforeseen advantages, possible journeys, and a year of significant shifts for those born on this day, including a prophecy for Victoria, Queen of Great Britain.
A fashion model seeks a light simple coat for a tea scene and cream colored roadster. Madame shows a beige felt hat and beige faille silk coat with a fox trim, leading to a matching beige crepe de Chine dress and bespoke hat for a summery ensemble. The model asks for a fitting with her milliner.
The writer recalls a man burning a Christmas wreath and making wishes as the leaves caught fire. Some wishes come true, others do not, and many outcomes prove less joyful than hoped. The piece muses on whether wishes should come true exactly as desired, noting loneliness, loss, and lingering fragrance of wishes in a dim room.
A 1927 Newsp item outlines home remedies to control excessive perspiration and odor for women. It recommends baking soda and borax in bath water, boric acid under arms and feet, powdered alum for temporary odor control, and drinking large amounts of fresh water to reduce odor.
A seventeen year old seeks guidance about dating multiple boys while her eighteen year old partner retaliates by dating other girls. The responder affirms non engagement rights to see others, advises a tactful conversation to set boundaries, and suggests calm, respectful discussion to avoid entrenching his changes.
Royal S Copeland outlines infant hunger as a common cause of distress noting overfeeding can worsen misery. He advises monitoring weight gain, seeking medical input if no progress over months, and increasing milk quantity or adjusting feeding method to ensure adequate nourishment. PMID: none
A health column advises that sugar in the bloc can indicate diabetes and requires physician care. A 23 year old with goitre and nose bleeds should have nasal examination for possible growth and a physician should assess and outline proper treatment. The note cites 1927 Copyright.
EATHER VANES are among the fashionable things of the Season for suburbanites. The article surveys common vane motifs from ships and airplanes to New England carved figures like Salem witches and Mother Goose. It notes group vanes, windmills, and colorful paint that glints in sunlight as a stylish wind direction display.
Eleanor Lincoln quibbles with a scheme to host Noel Veritzen at a luncheon while plotting to invite Philip Veritzen, causing friction with Dicky and Mary. The narrator plans a risky check on Grimsey's shack, hinting at danger from red bearded men as Dicky brushes off concerns.
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