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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
9
The article urges strict discrimination in choosing beauty aids and presents a simple nightly routine. It emphasizes knowing your needs and food points, then simplifying beauty practices to a brief, effective sequence before sleep. It lists steps: thorough teeth brushing, a warm bath, cleansing the face, nail care, and nightly hair brushing.
A seven million dollar, 121 room Fifth Avenue marble mansion once owned by Senator William A. Clark is for sale. Mrs. Clark never enters, preferring Santa Barbara and sun filled gardens over Broadway lights, while a modest home is valued for warmth and true friendship.
Home Kitchen presents festive turkey preparations by Jeannette Young Norton. Recipes covered include Rolled Turkey, Turkey En Casserole, and Turkey Pie with detailed boning, stuffing, and cooking steps for a celebratory feast.
Berlin showcases dog training as a fine art with canines taught to spy and guard for burglar gangs. In Britain, London's vast new reservoir at Littleton near Staines is described as the largest in the world and capable of floating a fleet of battleships.
A devotional piece urges holding Love closely to heart to resist Temptation's dazzling offers of jewels money fame and worldly pleasures. It contrasts fleeting pleasure with lasting happiness and portrays Love as the steadfast victor over doubt and danger.
In a 1925 Premier Syndicate column, Margaret, a 29 year old socialite, laments being unable to find a marriage partner despite popularity and looks. Elsie Downs offers a blunt view that men seek partners who admire them and provide practical value, not just beauty or wit.
A dialogue style piece presents Annie Laurie and Billie discussing early marriage. It advises considering responsibilities before rushing into marriage, noting love and shared interests aid happiness. It also covers handling unwanted suitors and pursuing healthy friendship if romantic prospects are unlikely.
Today's Fashion by Vera Winston notes knitted frocks and coats for smart women and knitted play suits for children. It describes a cocoa brown wool play suit with yellow brick and brown border design and suggests mohair outfits for milder weather or indoor wear.
Doctor Roy S Copeland discusses Progressive Muscular Dystrophy as a hereditary illness. He explains how early signs include muscle wasting and a waddling gait, with varying forms affecting the face and eyes. He notes childhood onset, possible later presentation, and the need for general health measures while awaiting causes. He mentions massage and electricity as traditional treatments.
Troublesome lunar influences warn against change travel or rash actions leading to quarrels and litigation. Be cautious with letters contracts and publications as anxieties may arise. Birthdays warn of anxieties this year unless changes are avoided and temper kept in check. Children born today may be tempestuous yet quick witted without strict early training.
A feature question answers how much a 24 year old woman 6 feet tall should weigh about 122 pounds and a 14 year old girl 5 feet 4 inches should weigh about 116 pounds. It also advises pimples care, dieting with reduced sugar starches and coffee, and better intestinal elimination with simple foods.
A wife recalls a tense misdirection surrounding Alice Stockbridge visit. The narrator suspects a planted ruse by Bess Dean to blunt a friendship, while Katherine hides a disturbing letter from Jack. The scene foreshadows personal rifts and unresolved loyalties in the Bayview social set.
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