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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
14
The piece cites Professor Marcel Labbe on alcohol use by women versus men and argues the so called feminist gains bring a single male standard of morality. It warns of rising alcoholism among women and the social costs on families and homes.
The article surveys a Home Making column by Wanda Barton highlighting a quilt revival with modern touches. It notes appliqued designs on unbleached muslin, color and bandanna motifs, and varied quilts including a black linen star quilt, plus fashion on satin frocks with new sleeve and waistline treatments and velvet accents.
The writer muses on whether the belief that women need a stable home and love as much as food and air holds true after age thirty. He suggests it could be a joke on the Moderns if reality disproves the old idea.
About Mothers of Famous Men by Mark Stuyvesant notes Patrick Henry’s mother as part of the Winston family. The piece highlights her conversational talent and social charm, suggesting a genetic link to his oratory gift. A fragmented anecdote about Colonel William Pyrd hints at Southern respect and influence surrounding the family.
In a column by Elsie Marlowe an aging homemaker laments the push for new artistic furniture. He argues for keeping cherished pieces against pressures to redesign homes to fit trends and window display ideals.
A girl seeks guidance about a forbidden romance. She questions her mother's objections and the rumor about a young man. The response advises considering her mother's welfare concerns while evaluating the young man's character and behavior before making a decision.
A fragmentary street note appears from Sith Avenue and nearby area mentioning a mystery sequence and a cryptic mark. No clear event or identifiable persons are provided.
Dr. Copeland argues tight collars restrict neck circulation, dulling the brain and impairing thinking. He praises soft collars if properly fitted and warns against over tightness in all garments, urging attention to neck health and daily dress choices.
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