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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
12
Winifred Black laments loss of girlish charm as fashion and manners swing away from boyish traits. She urges women to embrace traditional femininity, praising long skirts and graceful presence while asking if the masculine girl era will fade.
A British built oil electric locomotive achieved a non stop 800 mile run on the Buenos Aires Great Southern Railway in South America. Meanwhile London police last year selected only seventy fit for appointment from 2106 applicants. It is noted that besides time iron and phosphorous, zinc cobalt nickel and even arsenic exist in human bodies.
The narrative recalls a farmhouse intrusion as Mrs. Ticer spots the truth about The Larches. Intruders lingered, drank, and ate in comfort, while plans unfold to search for an abandoned car and involve trusted family guidance. The mother-in-law assumes leadership, directing caution and agency coordination before informing the village agent.
A mid century guide outlines affordable beef options and methods for pot roast and boiled beef. It lists cuts such as shoulder shank flank and short rib for small or larger quantities and provides step by step cooking with vegetables and gravy and a horseradish sauce accompaniment.
The recipe by Alice Lynn Barry describes browning four pound rump in melted fat, simmering in water for five hours, then making a sauce with seedless raisins, butter, flour, meat juice, spices, lemon juice, and hot water. Cook raisins in hot water with lemon juice, then combine with melted butter and flour, add meat juice and seasonings, pour over meat and serve.
A fall street fashion sketch by Louise Duntley features a stylish woman in a dahlia shaded tweed jacket suit with Persian lamb trim, a beige lapin coat, and coordinated accessories. A handsome admirer opens a readster for her as she strides by in a tonal ensemble with a dahlia kid slippers and bag.
Temple Manning surveys Irkutsk on the Angara near Lake Baikal, noting two-story frame homes, stone public buildings, and the famed cathedral rebuilt in stone. He describes the Voznesenski Monastery five miles away, its wall, campanile, and movable bells, then contrasts gradual Soviet-era changes with relative stability in Siberia.
The Stars Say by Genevieve Kemble predicts rapid, abrupt changes and far reaching developments from Uranus in play with the luminaries. Employment gains and meaningful personal contacts may arise. those born on this day face an eventful year with travel, change, and lively social ties.
Royal 8s. Copeland, M. D. argues modern science creates ideal atmospheres for food and work with air conditioning and stored foods, noting hothouses and refrigeration broaden year round availability. He cites health benefits for workers and calls for continued development to meet human needs.
Five shadows inside a Chinese Plate visit Captain Teacup who recounts sailing into a giant sea serpent’s mouth. They navigate a red cavern, the tongue lashes, and ships swallowed with crews living inside. An escape plan awaits, promised for tomorrow.
A sixteen going on seventeen girl asks if she is too young to date. Annie Laurie cautions proper conduct and rising when introduced to elders, suggesting no gossip if behavior is correct. Other readers advise parental approval and hosting supervised gatherings to socialize with boys.
Vera Winston highlights elegant demure fashion with luxurious fabrics like velvet satin moire and lace. A dinner gown features black lace with a rounded neckline and long sleeves. Belt at waist and ankle length skirt emphasize a youthful, smart evening mode.
A concise collection of quotes from Voltaire Carlyle and Emerson on life progress and action. The readable fragments offer insights on limits of ability pursuing the immediate task and art as conscious speech or action.
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