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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
10
Dr Roy S Copeland notes Delinquency links to childhood health and nutrition at the Elmira State Reformatory for Boys. He cites low female incarceration, high boy scouts absence, and paroled boys’ success, urging parental control and wholesome food, exercise, and education to improve outcomes.
The reading notes upcoming opportunities to confront obstacles with perseverance. Saturn’s sturdy influence, aided by Luna, supports holding ground despite limited financial gains. Individuals born that day face a year of delays and setbacks, requiring determination and patience. A child born then should receive training to meet vicissitudes with resolve.
The question asks if a cure exists for St. Vitus’s dance or chorea. The answer emphasizes that the underlying issue is a nervous disturbance and stresses clearing that cause first. It advises avoiding undue strain on the nerves and improving overall health as essential steps.
Grace Thorncliffee describes town life in winter with brisk air and bustling society events. She notes demand for fur coats and new muff designs, highlights a nutria Tuxedo coat, and praises Madame's dressmaking as fashion pivots for debutantes and theatre seasons.
Marie Marot describes a cheerful room with yellow net curtains, heavy linen hangings, a matching linen chair, a yellow tan rug, and a modernistic table. An orange glaze vase with bittersweet branches and chrysanthemums brighten the space, while a black lamp with an orange parchment shade completes the glow.
Ninon de L'Enclos born in Paris on May 1616, daughter of a gentleman of good status. She grew up educated in epicurean and sensuous beliefs, shaping a life said to have two periods.
Home making tips tell how to wash dye and mend silk stockings with gentle care and home remedies. The piece on Lenclos highlights her charm wit and influence in Paris from the 17th century to three generations of lovers and friends shaping literary and political circles.
A humorous monologue imagines aging milestones from twenty to sixty. The speaker rejects childish postures at each age and notes that old fools are not admired, warning that credibility fades as age increases.
A 1923 feature argues women should not pursue men, claiming men want to initiate dates and feel dominant. It urges women to let men make the first move and keep telephone calls scarce, reflecting dated gender norms.
A child and mother watch the sea reappear after days of fog and silence. The boy asks if love exists around us, suggesting life’s hidden beauty and resilience amid daily irritations, sorrow, and disillusion. The piece reflects on nature, memory, and renewed happiness.
A reader asks about a favoring fiancé who breaks dates and whether forgiveness fuels his behavior. The columnist warns that repeated broken engagements show little regard and suggests the girl avoid further contact, while another teen seeks guidance on a rumor about a returning suitor. The response advises minimal action and patience.
The rose led a state flower popularity survey with nearly half of 900000 votes, followed by the carnation tulip and violet. Lifeboats were launched 262 times on English shores last year and aided in saving twenty three vessels. The National Lifeboat Institution crews have saved 61168 lives since its 104 year foundation.
In a domestic drama a princess Olina and Noel dance as tensions simmer over an unequal match. The narrator, Mary, watches Georges and Owen in a tense exchange while Katherine and Carolyn maneuver behind the scenes. Continued tomorrow.
Dart Bream and the five water reflections race through a sandy pond clearing after Sunfish finds his eggs missing. They consult Dot Shiner and Professor Frog to locate the eggs, learning two weeks had passed since they hatched and swam away.
A compilation of aphorisms from Tacitus, Chesterfield, Johnson, Smith, Livy, Ruskin, Stevenson, Bacon and Addison. The quotes discuss eloquence, fear, persuasion, and the power of words, noting how language woos, warns, and weighs on listeners.
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