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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1928
Page
10
An article by Josephine Huddleston explains methods to keep waves from being ruined during sleep. It reviews sleeping caps and hair nets designed to hold a permanent or Marcel wave in place, with step by step fitting, pinning, and brushing for a natural look next morning.
Readable Fall fruit dishes including poached peaches with syrup over sponge cake, pear salad with cream cheese and celery, grape fritters in syrup, apple and mashed potato puffs, apple and red cabbage with butter sauce, baked apples with chops, and poached pears filled with ice cream.
Vera Winstone highlights a satin dress using the dull side as trimming for a simple yet distinctive look. The design features a graceful one sided cape and an interesting skirt treatment suited for afternoon wear and informal evening functions.
Royal Copeland M D outlines weaning guidance for mothers and infants, stressing six months of breast milk, gradual transition, and consulting a family doctor. He notes bottle introduction, weight monitoring, and a three to four week weaning period with careful feeding preparation.
Temple Manning notes Chilean upper class women restrict social contact before marriage and wear mantos or mantillas in church as a sign of modesty. She contrasts attire with native women who work more openly and dress in bright colors, while remaining simple.
The column notes planets influence on Friday November 9 with Saturn favoring industry and growth while Mars warns of disruptions and temper. It urges calm, prudence, and self control for those born on the day and suggests a child may show labor success with training in restraint. The quote hints at a balance between peace and conflict.
A roundup notes world water power estimates at 450 million horsepower with only 80 million in use. X ray tech detects flaws in large artillery. California redwoods yield tannin in commercial quantities. American films reach seventy countries. A new ultra micrometer measures one billionth of an inch at the Bureau of Standards in Washington.
A reader asks about kissing at sixteen and sappier advice urges saving kisses for marriage. The column counsels self control and modesty, plus another letter from a teen frustrated by unsupportive parents, urging conformity and patience rather than rebellion.
Five water reflections of land children meet Mr. Bream the sunfish who claims a sandy nest site. He builds a marble hollow in the sand and wonders aloud about naming a hundred future nestlings as the reflections observe and retreat. Copyright 1928.
In a quiet autumn gathering, Samuel Brixton presses Lillian for a private talk about past wrongs while Helen Brixton and old friends linger. Madge, Katharine, and Mary Hanson maneuver to steer the scene, delaying the confrontation as Charles Owen watches keenly. Continued tomorrow.
A compact anthology of quotes on belief, duty, resilience, and friendship from Lincoln Shaw Locke Norris Howe and others. Brief reflections warn against rash judgments and emphasize thoughtful reading and steady faith in right.
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