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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
8
A 1927 health column urges Americans to travel to Cuba to refresh the body and sharpen the mind. It argues travel widens horizons, boosts energy, and improves civic outlook, recommending a Cuba visit even on a third class ticket. It also includes reader health Q&As on infant hydration and brain health.
Practical guide from The Home Kitchen detailing traditional sage and onion stuffing alongside oyster chestnut sweetbread and liver sausage dressings. Includes step by step prep, ingredients, ratios, and safety tips for removing innards and ensuring moist, flavorful fillings.
The article describes a kasha sports dress with crepe piping on the blouse forming decorative geometric lines. Tan kasha fabric with silk crepe piping belt and tie, and a plaited skirt reflecting the season’s sports costume vogue.
The article praises a well arranged attic that serves as a store-room and potentially a spare living space. It highlights colonial simplicity with a bright day bed, colorful spread, matching curtains, and a hooked rug. Built in drawers under the dormer window maximize storage.
A reader presents love conflicts from a seventeen year old girl and a Madrid correspondent offers cautious guidance on jealousy pride and reconciliation. Advice to a young man seeks practical steps to win a cautious love while a parentally guided match prompts patience discussion and respect.
Tomorrow's horoscope notes lively business prospects driven by Mars and Jupiter hazards in money matters. Social and affectional ties appear pleasant and profitable. A child born this day should be resourceful and enterprising while learning prudence in finances. Notable nativity Asa Gray appears.
Miss Shopper observes several trends including two button tailored sult belts in various finishes, simulated lizard belts, and a string braid belt with nickel buckle. Velvet remains prominent in negligees with orchid chiffon velvet pieces trimmed in lavender marabou and a white cut velvet coat with white marabou edging. Caracal style jacket appears in two tones of gray with a small collar and broad tuxedo front.
The piece celebrates Nice as the origin of the Battle of the Flowers festival. Peasants bring blossoms to the Riviera crowd, with nosegays exchanged as greeting. Decorated carriages fill the streets and flowers are often retrieved from crowds. Nice’s climate and scenery are praised as ideal for the event.
A 1927 King Features Syndicate essay warns Americans chase excess in work and play. It cites golf, dancing, reading, and candy as examples of extreme behavior and urges moderation diversity and focused effort to avoid exhausting extremes before burnout.
Rain mostly falls from three to eight in the morning, while China has about a hundred surnames. Every Christian given name is unique per child. England and Wales show high population density at 649 persons per square mile. A new trouser style with creases along the sides, not the front or back, is favored by middle aged men per tailors.
In a rural setting, Lillian suspects Phil Veritzen stages a dramatic return with Noel and Eleanor Lincoln to intimidate Mary. The planned encounter unsettles Mary as Aunt Anna appears frail, while Dicky and Mary react to the limousines passing by. The scene hints at a power play over Mary and her “front yard.”
A 1927 tale where Sun Man, Cloud, and Wind clash in a fable about cooperation. They mend quarrels after North Wind chills the valley, prompting Sun Man to warm the meadows again, teaching that all work together. Indian Summer follows as the village cheers the restored balance.
A compact collection of aphorisms and maxims from Cervantes Emerson Cicero Schiller and Juvenal suggests truth freedom and virtue. The quotes warn that self pride revenge and ungoverned desire lead away from lasting good while reason and thoughtful action guide better outcomes.
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