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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1928
Page
12
Eminent psychologist Dr. R Louis F Bisch urges active parental involvement in education. Know your child’s differences, share details with teachers, and avoid only visiting school to complain. A cooperative bond eases learning, saves classroom time, and supports the student’s growth.
A Home Kitchen SH guide explains cost saving by buying only needed fish and using parchment steam methods. It lists Italian Escalloped Fish, Finnan Haddie, Fish Baked In Batter, Fish Stew, A Neapolitan Fish Dish, and Crab Souffle with detailed steps, ingredients, and baking times for cod, haddie, sole, flounder, crab meat, and related sauces.
Vera Winston’s fashion sketch presents an afternoon dress in beige chiffon featuring a wide Bertha collar. The model highlights a flare collar, pleated skirt, moulded hipline, tucked detailing, long sleeves with bows, and lace inserts with velvet appliques for an enchanting look.
A decorative sun porch design highlights wide windows for sun, red brick walls, and a green floor. Yellow painted furniture, red and green checked cushions, a brown and red braided rug, and a Venetian iron lamp with an orange parchment shade create a warm, homey outdoor living space.
Two young women engaged to be married seek guidance as their fiances date other girls. Annie Laurie urges calm discussion, verification of facts, and postponing the wedding if faithfulness cannot be ensured, stressing honesty and prior doubt as deterrents. A teen writer asks about curbing parental limits on outings, and Annie Laurie advises respecting the father’s rules, planning for later independence.
A reader seeks help after a male friend doubts her word and a romance fades. Billie urges forgetting the friend if respect is lacking. Another reader describes a boy who keeps late or no appointments and asks about reclaiming items. Ed Pred agrees the untrustworthy young man isn’t worth pursuing.
The Stars Say predicts an eventful day with potential radical change in environment and hopeful prospects for new contracts and projects. Cautions against impulsive decisions as home, heart, and family life should prosper. a birthday may herald a year of notable events and a talented, restless child with a possible prominent career.
Campo Santa in Genoa draws hundreds of thousands of visitors yearly. Tourists rent plots for years, with rich tombs lining grand avenues and simpler cells for the poor. A noted statue depicts a doughnut seller, preordaining her grave statue long before death.
U S Senator Royal S Copeland argues government reports show health and rural life benefits draw families from cities to farms. He cites a Department of Agriculture survey of ten thousand farmers and workers, noting improvements in rural health, schools, roads, and living conditions as reasons for migration back to the country.
A 1928 fashion note extols compact lorgnettes with jewel handles as chic accessories for theater patrons. It introduces volle lame, a fragile yet gorgeous metal cloth for evening wear, including a gold broche design on black. The item reads like a society fashion blurb from the era.
Madge urges Lillian to accept Harry's planned departure as Marion's vacation nears. She argues Harry's careful speech shift and progress with Marion justify his absence, hoping the separation may salvage the delicate scheme and Marion's bond with her mother. The scene ends with a hinted continuation tomorrow.
In a tale headed by Blanche Silver, Chatty Chipmunk faces Weedy Weasel who offers a stay of execution if the critter answers a riddle. He deceives the predator with the ground turning brown in summer and white in winter, aided by Mrs Phoebe Bird's singing, and escapes after promising not to trouble the nest again.
A compact excerpt reflects on prayer and unity in faith. Stael and Lincoln quotes frame trust that God is on our side, while a late 18th century verse remarks on the power of praise in art and character.
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