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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1928
Page
10
A vivid account of a buffet luncheon contrasted by a sour faced guest who clings to petty vindictiveness. The story recalls how generosity and good humor prevail as an elderly woman is helped by a kind helper, while the bitter woman and her companion leave early, cheered by none.
Seen on Fifth Avenue by Margaret Sanville describes returning nailhead trimming gaining vogue and novelty sea creature hose while noting ensembles trending toward extreme coordination. It highlights matching dog harnesses with accessories and snakeskin umbrella handles as new fashion touches.
In a tense scene, Harry Underwood hides a telegram deceit while his wife Lillian suspects the ruse. Dicky plans to join a town trip, risking exposure as the young Marion’s villa vacation unfolds and the telegrams create entangled motives.
A collection of brief notes covers postwar hunger in mothers and children, early Indian settlements around the Columbia River, Congo river dam plans enabling ocean steamers to access inner Africa, synthetic thyroid hormone from coal tar, ancient arch construction roughly 2500 B C, insect eyes and hearing locations, coal tar as a source for dyes, ancient plant life, and diamonds across many colors including a rare red.
The feature highlights seasonal clothing shifts as lighter tweed suits travel with the wearer from streets to sport. It notes a changing wardrobe from lighter ensembles to heavier tweed coats trimmed with fur for country wear and pairing with two piece jersey dresses or tweed skirts and sweaters.
Dr Copeland argues against extreme dieting, warns of health risks from sudden fat removal, and urges gradual reform. He notes insurance data on overweight life expectancy and cites fossil anecdotes about overeating. Practical advice favors sensible eating and exercise over rapid weight loss.
Garibaldi’s romance with Anita began in Brazil where she left her husband to join him aboard his ship. They married at sea in a sailor’s ceremony and she stood beside him as he fought in Europe. Anita died of wounds during his retreat from Austria and France, leaving Garibaldi with memories and a lock of hair as keepsakes.
Horoscopic page notes variable planetary aspects lead to fortuitous outcomes. Rewards may come from faithful service and patient work, with recognition from elders or employers. Saturn influenced fields gain business, and personal affairs show happiness. A birthday may bring advancement and esteem. A child born this day may be industrious and successful.
A 1928 feature argues for balanced social life. It warns against excessive isolation and excessive socialising, stressing that intelligent conversation with selective companions improves outlook and character. It cautions late nights, rich meals, and stimulants as nerve dampeners and urges mindful company choice.
Wanda Barton contrasts old rural life with today’s improvements. She recalls buggy vendors and tin peddlers delivering goods and gossip, then notes modern conveniences such as cars, good roads, mail order services, work-saving machinery, traveling libraries, and laborsaving programs shaping farm life.
The vinegar rinse is resurging in reliable beauty shops as it reduces damage during permanent waves. Salons have shifted from older rinses since the vinegar solution avoids long baking and preserves wave efficiency. The method uses one glassful of water to three tablespoons of cider vinegar and can be left to dry for shine.
Doris meets Mrs Horseshoe Crab with helper Squeedee the elf. The water lady explains eyes under a shield and explains egg laying on sands. She lays eggs twice yearly and the hatchlings emerge soon after, carrying six pairs of feet for land and sea.
A compact collection of quotes from Shaw Sannazaro Ovid and Terence on envy opportunity wisdom and failure. The text cites Smiles noting learning from failure and discovering what will not do.
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