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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1928
Page
6
A column discusses a jealous wife who left her husband a half million and an annuity if he remarries, but the sentimental trap risks locking him to memory. It argues love resists rules and warns that possessions or bonds destroy true affection and happiness.
A historical column discusses the influx of foreign shops in New York and major cities selling goods from many nations. It notes Americans buy on first visits, then realize the wares conflict with daily needs, leading to a shift from novelty to adaptation. The piece highlights textiles, embroideries, and crafts, and suggests Americans may absorb items that fit daily use while rejecting too flamboyant fashions. It concludes with reflection on adjusting purchases to fit home life and expresses cautious acceptance of foreign goods.
Advice columns discuss marital strain and child welfare. A wife urged to consider reconciliations for the child's sake with legal separation if promises fail. A teenager asks about speaking to a forbidden love, with Walter advising to respect parents while being courteous when meeting.
Fashion notes uneven hems remain popular with soft drapery, slashed skirts, or inserts creating a elongated hipline. Two gowns illustrate the trend: a black satin dress with georgette insert and a tweed pattern silk frock with a blue collar, bow, and belt.
Expertly describes a home bath regimen using cornmeal castile soap and pumice powder to soften bath water and exfoliate dry pimples. Rubbed on with a stiff brush, the treatment causes temporary tingling and redness but aims to reduce rough skin. Final step recommends Turkish towel drying and olive oil or lotion massage.
Catherine of Aragon, daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella, became Henry VIII’s first wife. Their marriage began in 1509 after a long betrothal and produced one surviving child, Mary. Political strife, Henry’s divorce, and Anne Boleyn’s rise ended their union. Catherine died in 1536 amid rumors of poisoning.
A naturalist notes medicines from eighty five fossil animals. a talking book uses a loud speaker. ships host full telephone exchanges. fleas affect many warm blooded animals. warm weather raises fish food needs. Franklin favored the wild turkey as national bird. Chinese houses use oyster shell pigment. Aztecs linked gods to disease and healing. body salt totals about 400 tons in Philadelphia residents.
The astrology column notes abrupt changes and possible promotions for qualified individuals connected to large or secret corporations. Birthdays signal a strong year with advancement and honors, while travel and delays may occur with deferred financial returns. A child born that day is foretold as original and skilled, with success in employments or diplomacy.
Dr. Roy S. Copeland notes hardening of the arteries is a symptom of living habits not a disease. He links constipation poor elimination and poisons from teeth tonsils and gall bladder to neuritis insomnia and headaches, urging proper diet hydration sunlight and exercise plus medical care.
Lady Mary plots to pair Marion with Ronald for a dawn ocean trip as Marion faces shyness and auntie Madge’s wary scrutiny. Ronald slowly asks to join, Marion eagerly agrees, Carolyn balks at the early outing, and the scene ends with plans for sunrise by the shore.
In a playful tale by Max Trdll the Shadow Children—Yam Hanid Flor Mij Knart and others—imagine touring a moonlit kitchen. Knarf leads them to a risky see saw with a bread knife and a tooth pick, they splash into soup, Knarf is split then reunites, and shadows stay together as the adventure ends.
A compilation of aphorisms on wealth and luck shaping character. Notable lines warn against ignorance in friends, the peril of wealth, and pride, highlighting the impact of fortune on virtue and the value of measured restraint.
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