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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
14
Practical guide to making frozen desserts at home. Describes two main types of ice creams, either churned or air frozen, plus methods for parfait and sherbet. Includes strawberry tea cream and parfait recipes with strawberries, sugar, milk, cream, eggs, and gelatin, plus freezing tips and salt ratios.
The Vera Winston fashion note highlights a black crepe dress with a peplum formed by godets at the yoke. Circular pleats in the skirt add detail, promoting versatile black attire for informal occasions on short notice.
The May 24 reading notes potential abrupt changes in position or environment with travel and new opportunities. It warns of mild personal friction but promises happy developments and adventurous, innovative traits in those born on this day. A closing quote credits Gene Buck.
Worrisome letters discuss relationships with older and younger boys. The column advises asking the partner about the sudden distance and cautions against marrying someone much younger, noting some couples succeed if maturity matches.
Josephine Huddleston advises season beauty routines focusing on hairline care. She promotes pinning hair back with a gauze strip to keep creams and powders from the hair and to expose the forehead and neck for proper makeup.
Useful hints cover glazing cakes with milk and brown sugar, kneading dough with fat to stop sticking, refreshing faded carpets with borax ammonia and warm water, cleaning surfaces with turpentine water, polishing metals with vinegar and salt, removing rain spots with damp cloth and warm iron, rubbing curtain poles with paraffin, warming butter in a hot cloth, and storing egg yolks in water for two to three days.
Santiago de Chile sits between the Andes and the Cordillera de la Costa with the Avenida de las Delicias cutting through a city of parks, fountains, and bustling streets. Pedro de Valdivia founded the city at Cerro de Santa Lucia now a pleasure ground with views of progress since Pizarro era. The Plaza de Armas and Calles Huerfanos and Ahumada bustle while distant streets feel French provincial, amid grand buildings like Palacio de la Moneda and public monuments.
In a 1929 feature by Dr. Royall Copeland, fatigue is linked to irritability, poor sleep, and digestion. He urges lifestyle changes, proper rest, and addressing constipation or fermentation as sleep aids. Q and A sections offer simple health guidance.
Seen on 5th Ave styles favor washable crepe tuck in blouses to pair with tailored suits. Formal afternoon wear features novelty necklines capes and elaborate sleeves. Favorite sports hues include yellow brown and orange with ensembles blending the trio. A lemon yellow silk print sports costume shows a jacket and blouse set with matching headpiece. A Vionnet beige wool crepe coat with cocoa fox collar creates a decollete illusion using bias squares for an uneven front.
Adele Garrison portrays Madge pondering Dicky's jealousy and a possible rekindled passion with the narrator. Lillian's firm stance tests trust as the narrator confronts hidden longing within a strained marriage. Continued tomorrow.
Max Trell- Yam and the shadow children explore sleep in flowers with names like Flor Hanid Yan and Knarf. Yam tries several blossoms before choosing a tiny grass bloom to nap in, narrowly escaping a cow. The tale warns of flowers turning bears and attracting bees.
The fragment cites quotations from Plautus Hunt and Chaucer on conscience, fear, imagination, and reform. It contrasts measured logic with heartfelt perception and notes drudgery as necessary to reveal inner treasures. The piece surveys timeless wisdom on virtue and social conduct.
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