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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1928
Page
6
A Washington woman raising a family on 125 dollars a month is extolled for thrift, cheer, and responsibility. The piece lauds working mothers who manage homes, children, and finances, praising their stamina amid economic strain and urging respect for their roles.
The text blends garlicky oil methods with peppers for cold and hot sauces. It details steps to infuse oil, prepare codfish, and create a pink relish with peppers, mint, celery leaves, sugar, and salt. A tomato salad with anchovy notes blends into a garlic pepper glaze and mayonnaise garnish.
The article describes a brown wool blend coat with hidden pockets and cuffs, a beaver collar turning into a tuxedo peak, and a low tweed belt. It notes warm weather dress guidance for day wear and cooler evenings requiring a warm cloak.
The article defines intelligence as the ability to adapt thinking to changing conditions and apply knowledge practically. It argues that intelligence exceeds memory or learned facts and highlights that educated individuals may still lack true intelligence if they fail to use knowledge adaptively.
A reader asks about propriety for a married woman seen with a man escorting her to church. Annie Laurie advises that there was nothing improper in the escort and that the husband’s approval eases worries, urging cheer and forgetting the incident.
A discussion contrasts modern shaving with tribal rites where youth undergo permanent beard removal. Two sharpened bones or stones are used, causing weeks of rawness and pain, but the beard does not regrow. The piece notes the savage endurance and mocks modern complaints of dull blades.
Royal 8S. Copeland discusses edema due to kidney and heart failure and a separate fluid buildup called dropsy or ascites. He notes ankles and eyelids swell, fingers tight rings, and abdomen distension from peritoneal fluid, with treatment using a trocar to drain excess fluid.
The May 30 horoscope notes little major impact, warns against speculative ventures and deception, urges health care, frugality for a birthday child, and cautions a hazardous year financially for those born that day. It recounts a straight path approach as the crowd yields to decisive leaders.
In a tense scene Adele Garrison depicts Harry Underwood guiding a rescue after an accident. Pettit is injured on the way to the farmhouse and a dislocated shoulder is reset by Underwood with Dicky assisting while doctors assess Junior’s concussion. Lilian organizes the room as a grateful narrator thanks Underwood for sparing the boy pain.
Dotty, feeling lonely in New Zealand, meets a colony of upright walking penguins on the beach. Mr. Penguin explains their ancestors flew, now swim. his wife tends eggs in a sand nest as Dotty and Happy Giggles watch and promise to return. Copyright 1926 Newspaper Feature Service.
A collection of brief maxims and quotes from philosophers and writers. Notable attributions include Phillpotts Pascal Voltaire Quarles Xenophon and Johnson. The phrases touch on ambition vanity praise victory change and self-direction.
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