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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1927
Page
10
A 1907 feature notes how clever women often pair with dull men and how husbands feel inferior. It recounts a dinner scene where a wife’s artistry eclipses her husband, provoking embarrassment, tension, and even estrangement, while bystanders ponder gender dynamics and affection.
A reader 22 questions an older man about engagement and money. The adviser urges frank talk to end the engagement soon and stay free for two years, postponing engagement while preserving friendship.
In a chat between Miss Halbert and Madame, they discuss a new dress idea for a forthcoming radio party. Miss Halbert selects a coral satin gown with a flowered chiffon collar and jacketlike waist, aiming for a subdued yet flattering look to please an artist painter for her portrait.
A 1927 discussion argues women seek city life for social contact, fashion, and culture, noting men favor the country. It claims women dislike isolation, crave shops, theaters, gossip, and comforts, while city life offers admiration and variety. Copyright 1927 King Features Syndicate.
The column notes a generally propitious astro chart for the day with calls to seize opportunities and seek aid from high places. It warns against extravagant spending and suggests stable steps for career advancement and personal luck, including a notable nativity reference and skincare tips.
A historic beauty recipe instructs lathering the face with toilet soap, applying dry Epsom salts until stiff, then rinsing with progressively cooler water to draw pores and improve complexion. It advises finishing with alcohol to close pores. Copyright 1997 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
Health advisory by Royal S. Copeland outlines safe feeding and toy use for infants. Emphasizes avoiding small parts and pollutants to prevent choking and harm.
A reader column on infant safety and household cleanliness on a train journey. It urges certified milk awareness, safe baby diets, and hazards from small objects and poisons. It then details furniture cleaning methods and maintenance for polished surfaces and upholstery.
Mary Harrison recounts to Lillian and Dicky’s niece in a tense scene after Mr. Veritzen escorts her to the veranda. The masked dancer affair is revealed as Mary confesses with Veritzen already aware, leaving her uneasy about the future of her career and their plans.
Doris argues with her Mama and meets a tiny elfin who explains that flowers sleep at night to rest and grow. The tale shows how leaves bend, dew helps, and the moonlight brings gentle nightly magic before Doris drifts to sleep.
A garland of aphorisms from ancient and modern writers. Selected sayings touch on virtue, judgment, fame, money, duty, ignorance, cure, and originality, attributed to figures such as Philemon Syrus Selden Cicero Livy Beecher Seneca Goethe.
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