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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1928
Page
10
Senator Roy S. Copeland argues health outvalues wealth for happiness, urging access to good living for all families and warning that poor health fuels crime and discontent. He praises fresh air, sunlight, and sensible eating and contrasts wealthy worry with the tramp’s vigor, urging a social order ensuring wellness for every family.
Pullman dining car kitchens showcase space saving design with lockers refrigerators and a narrow ten by three foot layout. Three to four men work in the compact area while the chef manages meals for eleven crew members and up to five hundred passengers over multi day trips. The piece urges better home kitchen organization to reduce waste and costs and argues small, well planned spaces are easier to work in than large ones.
Grace Thorncliffe notes Fall wraps to ward off the inbetween season chill and prefers a black wrap with a stand up collar and sawtooth trim. She highlights hand woven mesh handbags in red gold green and white with patterns like Greek keys terraced weaves and three color weaves.
A narrator describes a contest where Love observes many contestants to choose a Queen for a King. The piece emphasizes that Love aims to avoid mistakes and that any woman, from plain to lovely, may be chosen as Queen at some point.
Eminent psychologist Dr Louis E Bisch argues that modern women grow increasingly independent as parental guidance wanes and marriage authority shifts later. He urges training in self reliance and balanced egotism to prepare girls for a changing social order.
Agnes of Marblehead rises from fisher town origins to marry Sir Charles Frankland the Boston port collector. Their love crosses class bounds despite scandal, exile, and revolution ending with a elated marriage after a Lisbon rescue. A real life fairy tale of love defeating social barriers.
The latest ensembles include fur suits with short or three quarter coats and skirts in fabric costume styles. Blouses in bright silks satins or metal cloths pair with those outfits. Hats often match the fur. Fringes return in a lighter form and new crocheted thread fringe appears. Odd boutonnieres such as a red composition with black horsehair stand out.
The reading warns slow progress under Saturn and Moon aspects with risks of extravagance and fraud. It advises cautious signing of writings and perseverance to avoid financial entanglements, noting birthdays may face obstructions and the need for thrift and patient training. Cowper quote ends the excerpt.
Sleeping car porters in the United States number about 7 000 employed and receive roughly 7 000 000 dollars in tips annually. Kashmir, covering over 84 000 square miles, is the largest independent state in India, with the Maharajah’s personal estate yielding 12 500 000 dollars yearly. In parts of Australia farmers cut the heads of corn for harvest due to long distances limiting straw marketability. For eleven years an English clergyman has aided the blind in Burma wearing native clothes and subsisting largely on rice.
Remedies for dry skin and emerging wrinkles from a historical home care guide. It covers egg albumen gauze masks, ice massage, sweet almond oil applications, and a formulated moisturizer with spermaceti wax rose water and almond oil. It advises cleansing, upward outward massage, and overnight use for deep wrinkles.
Adele Garrison depicts a lively scene of planning a motor trip for Marion and her mother Lillian. The narrator insists on thorough packing including a tow rope, emergency kit, and climate gear, while Lillian frets yet smiles at the gypsy-tinged adventure. The piece ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
Harvy Harvest Mousie, a field mouse with a long tail, is snatched by a bird and learns to use his tail for rescue. He swings around a branch and survives the attempted capture, then returns home praising perseverance and his unique tail. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service.
A compact collection of provocative quotes reflecting on sin mindset pleasure disagreement and the link between intellect and action. Notable lines touch on inner truth versus outward acts and human judgment.
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