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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1926
Page
18
A 19th century style health column explains that blues feelings come from liver and digestion issues rather than brain weakness. It advises tracking sleep, food waste, and rest to restore mood, and includes brief medical Qs on palpitations, freckles, and toenail care with practical steps.
Leo Roche writes about jealousy in a couple during a football game. The green eyed monster returns after a star friend greets the heroine, fueling fear, arguments, and the belief true love requires trust to endure.
Myrtle refuses Henry’s divorce and marriage to another, arguing she protects him but also seeks to control his life. The piece frames Myrtle as meddling and holds that only Henry may direct his own destiny, with the law granting no grounds for divorce. It concludes Myrtle should stop trying to play God and concede if love fails.
Mark Stuyvesant writes about MNE Hill Carter mother of General Robert E Lee. She upheld home life with grace and duty guiding her children. Lee valued his mother’s virtues and avoided flaunting southern lineage, shaping his courteous chivalry.
A fashion diary notes a refined afternoon frock preferred by a model. The entry hints at elegance, color, and style suitable for a ball or social event as the model contemplates attire and expense.
A fragment from a column titled Home Making Helps by Wanda Barton covers seasonal tips and household tasks. The readable portions reference winter activities and practical advice, though many lines are garbled and difficult to decipher.
A reader asks if a 15 year old girl should date unchaperoned. Blondie says it is inadvisable but not ruinous to have a single date. parents decide on chaperone. A second letter warns about petting with an older man and urges caution to avoid hurt and social consequences.
Adele Garrisons tale follows Mary as she recovers from despondency with a cheerful greeting. The narrator helps Mary heat milk for Junior and brainstorms a bedtime reading scheme to keep the room lit, then banish gloom with Auntie Madge. The uncle’s ribbon trick provides a playful safeguard.
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