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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1926

Page

12

Parting with Children the Tragedy of Motherhood

In a reflective piece by Elsie Marlowe, a widow with two young children recalls her struggle to secure a real home and a nursing career while staying close to her kids. She faces a looming choice as the children's aunt offers to send them East to private schools, testing a mother’s resolve and extending life’s reach beyond the family.

RS. J Gladys Huguie Elsie

Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie

A teen asks how to win back a first love who is older and previously dated another. Blue Eyes suggests inviting him to see her if affection remains. otherwise no sure method exists. Annie Laurie advises patience and self improvement, while Green Eyes urges cheerful charm and no sign of distress to regain interest.

Annie Laurie Lue

Tourists Who Stay In Their Own Shells By Winifred Black

A London essay recounts a American tourist Isobel in England describing places from Westminster Abbey to the Trout Inn on the Thames. The piece pokes fun at her boredom for lacking modern comforts while praising historic sites, noting old inns graves of Henry II and Rosamund, and the charm of aged rooms and riverside scenes.

England Winifred Black Sobel British Isles Isobel Westminster Abbey Fleet Street Lincoln’s Inn David Copperfield Doctor Johnson Tower of London Oxford Cambridge Windsor Shakespeare Thames Parnyard Henry II Rosamond Our Lady's Ladiel

The Home Kitchen By Jeannette Norton

Fragmented readable phrases describe a home kitchen scene with a refrigerator door opening and items like corn and cheese mentioned. The garbled text preserves a domestic setting without clear events or dates.

the Home Kitchen Jeannette Norton

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