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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1927
Page
12
Royal Copeland offers practical guidance on preventing colds with hygiene, handkerchiefs, and avoiding face touching. He emphasizes transmission via moisture from the nose and mouth, sneezing, coughing, and shared objects, and urges washing hands, covering sneezes, and clean habits. He also gives general tips for weight gain.
A recipe style guide notes roadside tea rooms offering luncheon ideas. It lists items for packed meals such as thermos tea, cheeses in jars, salted nuts and crackers, deviled eggs, cold chicken sandwiches, roast duck spreads, rare roast beef on protein bread, salmon salad fillings, cucumber and pickle mixes, egg and onion add ins, and various spreads.
The horoscope notes varing planetary influences on Wednesday with Mercury Moon affliction affecting writing and signing. Jupiter offers financial aid to well managed domestic social and romantic affairs, while those born today face lessons in handling affairs and education. Harry Hazelrigg references steer toward veracity and Cyrus W. Field mentioned.
Vera Winston's fashion features a jersey blouse with a square feather trimmed yoke collar and feathered cuffs belt and pocket laps. The matching skirt has a fitted yoke and front panel with plaits spiraling around. EF: sports wear a smart frock.
A 1927 King Features Syndicate piece urges readers that personality develops from childhood and can be shaped later. It stresses boldness over timidity, frankness, reliability, punctuality, and independent thinking, warning against crowd influence and negativity while encouraging self improvement despite adversity.
The article describes why arranged marriages begin in infancy and sometimes before birth, with girls wed at seven or eight while husbands are much older. It notes the belief in paternity as a pathway to the soul and the heavy economic burden of elaborate wedding feasts funded by families.
Maizie argues true enjoyment comes from healthy self respect and purposeful living. A good time is honest, healthful engagement not bootlegging or excess, with activities that enrich mind and body. It urges youth to savor life while growing, and to avoid self destructive excess or regretful choices.
Queen Victoria reportedly gave her Maids of Honor a miniature of herself adorned with diamonds worn on a red ribbon matching the Order of the Bath. The British felt hat industry employs ten thousand workers and represents a capital of fifty million dollars.
Advice column fragment provides guidance from Annie Laurie and Brown Eyes on a married woman nine teen years in, unsure about love for her husband versus a former flame. It urges loyalty, self reflection, and honesty to preserve happiness and fairness to her spouse.
A girl in her late teens asks how to win back a young man whose friendship faded after he reconnected with another girl who had left town. The column suggests she forget him and move on, warning that he may be fickle and not worthy of her friendship, and promises she will meet someone more deserving.
Mary tells Mr Veritzen she must confess about her past including cabaret work and a masked dancer stint. He listens, questions the idea of marriage, and reveals he already knew part of her story while urging honesty and trust.
Peggy encounters Bobby Beaver's cousin Mr. Muskrat near a pond and visits his Rush-town home with Mrs. Muskrat. They share in a family dinner and Peggy learns about the Muskrat's entrances, enemies, and winter store needs before parting.
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