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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1927
Page
14
A three year marriage between a school teacher and a charming Italian man faces strains as the mother-in-law demands to move in. The couple, once happy, must decide whether to draw a boundary to protect their home from extended family pressure.
Roy 8s Copeland argues five essentials air food water light and heat drive life. He contrasts plant needs with human neglect of air sunlight and proper consumption urging proper living for health and prosperity.
A 1927 feature by Wanda Barton outlines health basics from Dr. Copeland the “Father of Medicine” and urges respecting natural laws, ventilation, clean food and water, and regular bathing. It offers seasonal garden tips, bulb planting instructions, and winter storage methods for plants and tomatoes, plus Q A on psoriasis and nosebleeds.
A teen girl asks if she should continue seeing a young man who does not visit her home. Annie Laurie and Blonde Londe advise that if he will not call at her home he should be denied meetings. Laurie invites letters from women readers for problem advice.
Great men are those who see that spiritual is stronger than material force. The astral day brings hostile influences to business and employment with possible contract cancellations and deceit in agreements. Personal matters prosper. a child born today may be temperamental but socially graceful. Notable nativity: Arnold Daly.
A fashion note traces Fall styles seen on Fifth Avenue focusing on jackets, tunics, and the season’s emphasis on silhouette. Designer Madame discusses tailoring to a model Miss Cason, choosing a plaited wool embroidered skirt and black satin jacket with georgette vest, stressing dressing to type.
A 1927 advice column explores gender roles in marriage with Elsie Marlowe advising both wives and husbands to accept differing natures. Letters reveal Mrs. Virginia seeking guidance on a passive husband and the tension between partnership and dependence.
A speaker warns age raises anxiety about aging and gray hair. She notes the quickest loss of youth is dwelling on age and cites a woman whose hair turned white unnoticed by others. The piece counsels living without fixation on age and aging.
The piece extols aging gracefully through health, exercise, and mental sharpness. It lauds a woman with white hair as a timeless asset, noting her vitality and equal standing with all ages. Her youthful spirit and disciplined lifestyle are highlighted as the key to ageless living.
A dinner scene unfolds as Noel Vernitzen avoids revealing influence by his father Philip Veritzen. Mary and Lillian maneuver conversations to protect Noel and Mary’s positions while Philip engages others. A discreet library meeting follows where Lillian vents frustration at Philip’s stubbornness.
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