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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1927
Page
12
A well dressed man, about 27, in Grasslands Hospital suffers amnesia losing memory of his own identity. Police interrogation fails to restore memory, illustrating the difference between amnesia and aphasia. The report explains amnesia as total memory loss, unlike speech loss in aphasia.
A vintage column detail recipes using milk such as Austrian Milk Soup Savory Creamed Oysters and Sole Turnovers with almond cream sauce. It also discusses amnesia types causes and recovery, plus brief health Q and A on eyelashes growth and artery hardening.
Genevieve Kemble's horoscope for Wednesday November 9 warns of a shaky employment climate and unclear business conditions due to Mercury. Personal life may appear sensational or irregular with sudden changes. A child born that day may struggle in business without trained efficiency. Notable Nativity: Marie Dressler.
Vera Winston presents a dark blue velvet coat featuring nutria trim with elongated V seaming. Nutria cuffs and a pointed collar create a V shaped back line, while yoke seaming and hip to hem double seams add visual rhythm.
A psychology article explains obsessions as urges or thoughts the sufferer sees as absurd. It argues obsessions originate in the unconscious mind and differ from delusions by the sufferer’s insight, offering methods to trace and reduce troubling patterns.
An 1696 tobacco pipe was found in a wall niche of the St Mary Somerset tower in Lam beth London. The tower survives as the church remnant rebuilt after the Great Fire. The find sheds light on the structure’s history.
Temple Manning describes St Kilda Scotland a secluded island with fifty four inhabitants and a shrinking native population. The island is three miles long two wide with a single landing and 1000 foot cliffs. Conachar mountain rises 1400 feet above sea level and the peak forms a precipice.
A woman who shot her husband in self defense is free while the dead man is mourned. Rumors of satire and a lavish Egyptian estate follow her as she returns to claim the country and town houses, gardens, a water world, and a yacht of luxury.
A Q&A column features Annie Laurie urging teens Marian and Ear Annie Laurie on flirting, promiscuity, and finding a suitable partner. It argues self restraint, warns that early kissing harms a girl’s standing, and explores the lure of wealth and marriage via a murder-tinged fantasy about a jewel theft and inheritance.
A serialized tale follows Mrs Townsend and Eleanor Lincoln as a mystery deepens around a painting reminding of Miss Lincoln and the dog Fedor. The narrator plots a careful call on Mrs Townsend to uncover clues while Lilian coaches him to keep rumors in check. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service.
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