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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1927
Page
12
An editorial warns that ridicule and teasing harm sensitive people across genders and ages. The piece urges self restraint to avoid hostile banter that wounds others, noting male and female participation and the ease of crossing from good nature to malice. It emphasizes the social damage of ridicule.
A reader asks if returning an expensive gift to an old boyfriend is appropriate. Annie Laurie says do not accept expensive gifts unless engaged and confirms returning it was right. The column then advises on meeting a distant love, handling rumors, and treating others with kindness rather than ridicule.
A fashion diary recounts Miss Zorné’s wedding guest list and the elegant bridal party. The bridesmaids wore translucent velvet frocks in Autumn leaf tones with chrysanthemums, while Madame’s designs rivaled Paris originals in chic simplicity and tailored lines.
Prophetess from the Great Northwest offers cheer about the modern girl. Mrs. Joseph Cowler says 1927 girls prefer marriage and motherhood to movie careers, while enjoying parties and fashion. The piece reflects on youth, romance, and societal expectations with a Northwestern perspective.
The article urges careful makeup use not to overdo it. It warns that harsh artificial looks ruin natural features and stresses lighting, proper eyelash mascara, and balancing cheek and lip color to achieve a natural appearance without advertising artificiality.
Tomorrow the Venus ruled outlook favors domestic art and social pleasures while caution advised on writings contracts and documents. Those born on the nineteenth should display artistry and social grace with strong business ties to women.
Royal S. Copeland argues ignorance rather than poverty drives child undernourishment, noting many well off homes still suffer malnutrition. He emphasizes societal neglect of proper nutrition and calls for awareness and action to improve children's health.
A 1927 feature discusses the vital role of milk for infant growth and maternal duties in the home, urges milk as essential food, and blends domestic tips with stencil decor trends. It covers furniture stenciling, color ideas, and care tips, plus a Q&A on health questions and nutrition for children.
A narrator watches Philip Veritzen at a dinner with Eleanor Lincoln Noel and Mary Jackson. Veritzen uses stage craft to favor Noel and Lincoln, prompting speculation about past rifts and potential reconciliation. A cryptic offer to Noel hints at complex family tensions and loyalties.
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