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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1927
Page
6
Royal S. Copeland urges daily savings for health like money, warning that neglecting dental care shortens life and raises disease risk. He notes teeth affect digestion heart and rheumatic conditions and asks readers to apply knowledge to themselves.
A teen writer asks about dating with two boys while away from town. Annie Laurie counsels broad social circles and dating others, then discusses dining etiquette and engagement rings. The page also features health advice, reader Qs on growth, smoking, hair, and constipation with brief expert-style replies and a 1927 copyright notice.
In a tense scene a narrator wrestles with fear over her husband Dicky and a confession as Philip Veritzen consoles her in a library. The discussion shifts to Eleanor Lincoln’s refusal to pose for sketches, prompting Veritzen to ask the narrator to use influence to prevent Miss Lincoln from being sketched.
Stella and Jim wed after a seaside romance but Stella’s mother, who claims ownership of her daughter, moves in and refuses to leave. Jim’s charm fails to soothe the tension as Stella bears the burden, with dinners, nurses, and a crumbling home life fueling a quiet domestic crisis.
An essay urging women to maintain beauty and tidy homes despite aging and motherhood. The narrator contests excuses like busy children and housework and argues mothers should be models of beauty for their children, who see a mother as a princess ideal.
On this day dates to George Eliot. The reading foresees lively activity in public and secret dealings with trusts and combines. Writings contracts and steady labor rise, but financial hazards loom. a birthday brings potential for talent and secret or discreet work.
A discussion on how people facing handicaps justify their limits, noting some are inherited or childhood born and others imagined. The core point remains that blaming external factors fosters inaction, while deciding what to do about the handicap is essential.
Wanda Barton writes on handicaps and self improvement for home makers. The piece encourages overcoming limits through effort, citing Demosthenes and Roosevelt as examples and urging a proactive mindset to reduce the impact of any handicap. It also covers evolving craft trends like modern patchwork and decorative quilts.
A vanity tale where a proud peacock parades in a yard until old Guinea Hen points out his ugly feet. The flock laughs, his tail drops, and the sight of his unattractive feet cures his vanity. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service.
Mrs Halbert disputes the gendered image of tweed while Madame argues for its practicality at an English country home. A tweed sports suit with sealskin trim is presented as an elegant, versatile choice suitable for waterproof needs and varying occasions, softening the garment’s severity.
A collection of scattered quotes and misread lines from various authors. The text blends aphorisms by Hebrews Montaigne Carlyle Boileau Phaedrus Von Winter Horace and others with garbled spellings and occasional misprints, producing a fragmentary, unreliable sampler.
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