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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1928
Page
8
An eye care column by Josephine Huddleston promotes hot salt water pads to relax tired eyes and erase fine lines. It advises soaking cotton pads, applying to closed eyes, repeating across a dozen sessions, followed by a nourishing cream massage and light cold cream on the upper lids to prevent dryness and aging signs.
Easy to make desserts with tips for crusts fillings and chilling. Recipes include Camelons with cream filling Macaroon Custard Fresh Fruit Tartlets Ice Cream Sandwiches Whipped Cream Squares and Quick Cream Snow with steps and ingredients.
Reporter notes trend in urban fashion with new costume necklaces made from silver hinges and floral lap finish. Many pieces lack clasps and overlap plates, while plaid frocks dominate finishes. Several outfits described as particularly interesting and revived for the season.
Weed provides the medium for a sports track outfit featuring a flare line suited to tweed. Beige fabric forms the main material while cream silk crepe shapes the collar and cuffs bound with dark brown suede. Brown suede insets trim the skirt and blouse with a brown suede belt and godets add fullness to the skirt.
Two lovers share plans and fantasies as they imagine separate dreams. Her vision centers on wealth and a grand palace while his longs for a simple bungalow with love and laughter. The true dream, the lasting one, remains the shared bond between them.
A health column explains glanders, a disease primarily in horses, can infect people through direct skin contact or infected discharges. It outlines nasal and skin symptoms, possible organ involvement, illness duration, and treatment notes, while noting chronic cases may recover with time and acute forms are serious.
A collection of brief notes highlights diverse topics from biology and health to ancient crafts and astronomy. It mentions elephants in Congo enjoying bananas, an English farm laborer’s spine graft, ostrich eggshell beads, Mercury's tidal lock, Parthenon marble, Yakutsk temperatures, Canada’s gold output, Stone Age farming, and metal distilled water harming plants.
The astrology notes a day favored for advancing with superiors and seeking honors while warning against bold impulsiveness that may trigger conflict. It predicts a year of progress for those born under the birthday, cautioning to avoid enmity, and describes a fiery, quick tempered child likely to earn power through talent and drive. Byron quote included.
The Kimberley region in British South Africa hosts major diamond mines dating from 1869. Native workers are segregated in fenced compounds and kept under strict surveillance with thorough body checks and, in some cases, fluoroscopes to prevent theft. The mines are highly mechanized with electric lighting and elaborate mining devices.
Annie Laurie answers readers on dancing etiquette and breaking up the habit of sticking with one partner. She suggests mixing with old fashioned dances and urges girls to enjoy dances with different escorts while noting a kiss of thanks should be given when a partner asks for another dance.
In a gentle fantasy, Miss Catfish questions her dance as Dain Prawn the shrimp reveals how fairies taught him to dance from his heart. He recounts lonely nights, laughter from water fairies, and newfound grace, while Miss Catfish resolves to learn with Master Eel at home.
Madge and Lillian discuss hosting the Brixtons with Samuel Brixton away on a trip. The guest rooms are prepared for four visitors including Marion and Carolyn, as anticipation grows for Helen Brixton and the college guest Ron.
A collage of aphorisms from Selden Boethius Addison Burke Holmes and Shaw on nobility virtue efficiency and self mastery. The quotes explore danger self improvement and the balance between ambition and humility.
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