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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
10
Health advice from Royal S Copeland urges youth to plan for long term wellness. He warns neglect now leads to future disease and urges voluntary habits preserving body and mind. The column cites aging, nutrition, and personal responsibility with Q and A snippets from the newspaper feature service.
A playful reminiscence reveals a hidden lover living on the moon and riffs on where Yan Cupid and Dan might reside. The narrator muses on the moon as a lover’s friend and teases more secrets to come.
A teen writer asks if she should ask her fiancé why he stopped calling. The columnist urges direct communication, suggests apologizing if the fault lies with her, and trusts that openness will restore harmony.
Grace Thorncliffe notes a three piece fall suit featuring a raglan coat in platinum caracul with gray tweed skirt and a silky blouse. She highlights how swapping blouses changes the outfit's look and suggests customers buy several blouses to pair with the same suit. The piece describes various blouse styles including surpliced, lace insets, and vestee effects.
A parental guide urges balancing toughness and gentleness in boys. It advises fostering courage with kindness and chivalry, promoting ruggedness for shy children, and using careful praise to motivate without inflating pride. It warns against overemphasis on physical affection and stresses steady expectations and attentive, loving guidance.
The article recounts Catherine I of Russia from her humble origins in Lithuania to becoming Empress. It covers her marriage to a Swedish dragoon, capture by Russians, conversion to Orthodoxy, alliance with Peter the Great, coronation as empress, and notable courage amid court intrigues and a rumored scandal involving a valet.
Veritable care for solid oak defines the return of wood furniture in homes. Sixteen and seventeenth century oak pieces command high prices as models for reproduction. Highboys lowboys chests and benches with fine inlay highlight the period, with hand-crafted hardware and aging wood lending authentic Colonial character.
The column cautions that finances remain weak and letters or writings may cause misunderstandings. It notes that those in employment might gain small favors, birthdays bring sober outlooks, and a child born today may be prudent and modest. The quote from Marcus Aurelius frames the reflection.
Advice for preventing chapping and perspiring hands with preglove solution of alcohol and belladonna tincture, witch hazel, and almond oil hand lotions. Nightly cuticle oils, olive oil, and lemon juice aid skin softness and stain removal. Callous palms treated with pumice stone during washing.
A fashion note describes a pursed design combining stones for novelty and mentions Io Ermine tails as trim for black velvet evening gowns.
Adele Garrison presents Marion’s softened stance toward her stepfather Mr. Underwood as she contemplates meeting him halfway. The narrator urges patience, hints at past secrets, and notes a telegram arriving with Lillian’s anxious reaction. Continued tomorrow.
Dee and David meet a real-for-sure mermaid guided by Happy Giggles in Make-Believe-Land. The creature, called Sea Cow, has a cow like face, flippers, a tail, and gray wrinkled skin, and eats water lilies. The children depart disappointed but awed by the encounter.
A collage of famous lines from MacDonald to Milton and Juvenal underscores discipline, knowledge, history, and character. The passages discuss obedience as a doorway to opportunity, the peril of deliberation, and the tension between virtue and perception across eras.
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