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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1928
Page
10
Winifred Black comments on the English nobleman This That and the Other who stole a shirt to secure a job. She questions judgment and urges the youth to seek honest work, imagining the consequences of a life of privilege and theft.
Readers planning new homes collect ideas from model home visits and notes. Features include a dump trap under a fireplace, portable steam radiators, a kitchen package receiver, automatic window closers, and built in corner closets and niches for storage and display. A museum visit can inspire custom furnishings and efficient built ins.
A collection of miscellany notes progress in astronomy at Lick Observatory and Bodleian Library growth in Oxford, bird census in Ken Sington Gardens, British antiques value, failed triangular stamps in South Africa, naval golf at Annapolis, King George VI’s doctor service for the Royal Estate, British street accident stats, City of London police height rule for recruits, and Paris blind-friendly crossword puzzles using pegged letters.
The article highlights two printed jersey frocks as chic modern wardrobe options. One uses wool crepe in blue with a light green floral background, pleated skirt, and diamond blouse details. The other uses gray jersey with scarlet blue bindings and side pleats for added chic.
JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON explains evening makeup should suit lighting. She notes brighter rouge under artificial light, adjusts dressing room lights to mimic performance glow, and recommends specific rouge tones for subdued amber or white lighting. Powder should be lighter and avoid yellow tints under yellow or amber glow.
Agnes Sorel rose from nobility to become Charles VII’s mistress and queenly figure. Historians debate her character while noting her influence, lavish gifts, and four children. Her death followed rumors of poison, with her heart buried at Jumieges and body at Loches. portraits of her are not known.
Useful folk advice on protecting nails from stains with edible fat and making walnut pickling prep. Includes a floor polish mix of oil, turpentine, vinegar, and methylated spirit, plus egg yolk separation, freeing a stuck drawer, and improving scrambled eggs with Worcester sauce.
A vintage guidance item on etiquette for dating and social encounters. It presents the expected roles in car exits and introductions. The young man should open doors and assist the lady when possible, while the lady may remain seated in certain introductions and should speak first in others.
The Stars Say for Saturday Nov 10 forecasts from mutual and Lunar configurations with Mercury aligned to Luna and Saturn, a favorable beam from Sol. Apply sound judgment and constructive plans, expect new contracts, social and domestic well being, and a versatile child born today. An active progressive day.
Medical column explains pyogenic and focal infections, how germs and toxins enter via wounds or other routes, and the wide range of symptoms from chills to poisoning. Notes that dental, tonsil, and gall bladder focuses can trigger systemic issues. urges medical survey for proper diagnosis and care.
A fanciful wartime era style brief follows Flor and companions, reversed-name water reflections, as Newt Salamander helps lift Flor after a feast leaves him immobile. A bubble lift and misadventure with a valise alter the pond's surface return, ending with Flor resurfacing to confront Rolf.
Mary hosts a late night farmhouse party with dancing for George Noel and Eleanor while Auntie Madge keeps order. Noel’s father, Prince Georges of Trees, fears dancing but Mary’s charm近angers a larger plot involving a royal marriage scheme with Eleanor Lincoln.
A collection of brief maxims and aphorisms from Jonson Steele Emerson Smith Johnson Syrus Carlyle Horace. The lines discuss leadership humility work time compromise and the perils of impossible attitudes. Each quote reflects moral insight and social observation from early modern to classical sources.
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