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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
8
An essay by Elsie Marlowe discusses office dress debates led by Helen Woodward author of Through Messy Windows. It contrasts sleeveless office wear with tailored long sleeves and hints at fashion choices for working women seeking beauty during long office hours.
A kitchen guide discusses the shift from holiday feasts to simpler home meals for modern families. It lists a classic four person menu including soup, turkey, sides, and desserts, then shifts to a dialogue on office attire and women's dress in the workplace.
A reflective prose piece by Winifred Black compares rivers to people on a journey toward the sea, praising strength and cleanliness while warning against dark, disruptive waters. It recalls rivers in cities and mountains and ends with a scene about a rural river named “THE BUSAWAY RIVER” and a sorrowful tone.
Fragmented readable text references Temple Manning and brief mentions of journeys and methods. The passage includes garbled phrases and stray quotes, with no coherent events, dates, or clear entities beyond names.
Fragmentary text outlines guidance to girls from Anese Loerie. The readable parts resemble a didactic or instructional tone with scattered phrases about learning and behavior, but concrete actions, dates, or places are not clear.
Dr Royal S Copeland urges variety to combat monotony and steady nerves noting new routes, new surroundings, and new acquaintances as tonic for mental health. He recommends active minds, fresh social contact, and periodic changes to avoid a crystallized, aging routine.
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