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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1927
Page
14
Dr. Copeland highlights oxygen as vital for brain function and life and warns that polluted air harms both humans and trees. He cites Central Park studies on air circulation, soot, and its impact on leaf pores, urging safeguards for workers and households to ensure ample ventilation and clean air.
A 1927 health column answers readers about weak ankles from skating and whether skating strengthens them with ankle supports advised. It also weighs a girl of sixteen at 5 ft 2 in and 115 pounds, suggests reducing with diet and exercise, and cautions about reducing pills.
A fashion discussion with Madame reveals a demand for simpler elegant wraps. Velvet options with restrained fur or embroidery provide smart, versatile options for less formal affairs while preserving timeless sophistication.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Eleanor Lincoln faints after a chilling owl hoot. Katherine administers first aid and directs others to move her to the library couch while Miss Lincoln regains consciousness under Nurse Katherine’s calm guidance.
THURSDAY OCTOBER 13 includes guidance on lunar operations aiding inventions and science. Finances are favorable. beware of intrigues. A birthday for a financially prosperous year. a child born today may have inventive ambitions but may face subtle schemes. Notable Nativity Ma Ludwig McCauley.
A reader asks how honesty can be kind. The columnist urges kinder honesty, noting a friend’s hat and suggesting saying what is true yet reassuring. The piece argues self awareness and thoughtful praise help avoid hurting others while staying honest.
A teen girl asks how to regain a boyfriend who prefers other girls. The reply says since not engaged, he may date others. stay pleasant and hope he calls again. Another reader asks about inviting a older single man with a girlfriend to an excursion. advice is to extend the invite if he is not engaged.
Louis E. Bischoary argues fairy tales should soothe children not frighten them. He cites Barrie and classic tales, urging adults to protect young minds from horror elements in stories.
A column by Wanda Barton argues for replacing traditional nursery rhymes with animal lore and culturally rich folk tales. It urges parents to read fairy tales themselves, create moral, humorous stories, and treat fairy tales as a serious influence in a child’s life.
An eminent educationist argues twenty years ago schoolboys were better at mathematics than today due to fewer distractions. The same era favored ostrich eggs as a major stem of trade in the ancient world.
Stephen Collins Foster known for authentic American folk songs left no operas but shaped classical Americana. Born July 4 1826 near Pittsburgh to William Foster and prominent Revolutionary War ancestry, he wrote Open Thy Lattice Love at sixteen and Old Folks at Home became timeless. He married Jane Denny McDowell June 22 1850 and died January 13 1864 in New York City. his simple melodies echo in modern concert works.
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