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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1927
Page
8
Dr. Copeland announces October air events inviting public participation with demonstrations and lectures on Tang era topics. Organizers plan a series of talks and display activities at the local cultural center and museum spaces.
A page features seafood dish preparations with finnan haddie and oysters, Italian mackerel, and a walking focused health column. It includes recipes, butter rich marinades, and dietary tips, followed by fitness guidance urging daily walking for all, emphasized as accessible even for the poor.
A diary style note describes sports wear as two piece outfits with hips fitted silhouettes and plaited skirts. It highlights short skirts, knitted jackets with jerseys, and a green crepelia jacket paired with a green flannel dress, plus a matching green felt hat for Lenore.
A 1927 feature on the Blarney Stone notes its wear from mass kisses by both Americans and visitors, joking about limits and the allure of flattery. The piece extols blarney as a social tool and includes an array of cheerful musings on charm and manners.
The oracle notes auspicious financial change possible through industry and application, warns against faulty contracts, and cautions on personal alliances. Notable natives John Erskine and Louise Dresser are cited, with guidance on birthdays and potential stability through decisive action.
An 1827 Newspajar et excerpt explains how Chinese girls wear evolving hairstyles from infancy to marriageable age. It notes shaven scalps, growing plaits, middle parting, and ear braids denoting readiness for marriage, with hair described as a crowning glory and sometimes treated with glue for shine.
A reader asks if sharing noontime salads with male coworkers near her fiancé is wrong. Elsie chides Pam for cowardice, urging honesty to protect future happiness and marriage. The column then notes a married woman’s rights to keep male friends, urging dignity and trust in relationships.
The article highlights velvet as the top fabric for both formal and informal frocks with black velvet favored for practicality. It notes rhinestone trims on some pieces and observes few short evening frocks, varied hemlines, and evolving silhouettes with fuller skirts, drapes, panels, flounces, and wraparound styles.
Adele Garrison sketches a tense tea of marital schemes and hidden pasts as Lillian uncovers a Transylvanian link tied to Noel Veritzen. The dialogue hints at political intrigue and a radio disconnect while awaiting visitors at The Larches.
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