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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
7
A columnist records the dilemma of a thirty-something New England spinster who cannot find a suitable partner. She values independence, education, and a pleasant home life, but her mother and aunt push marriage, citing their own unhappy histories.
The reading cites Uranian influence suggesting possible changes or journeys, with caution for workers under others to protect positions. Social and domestic harmony may suffer, moods may turn critical, and birthdays hint at travel or change. Self employed individuals may benefit while domestic affairs seem unsatisfactory. A child born today may be restless and entrepreneurial.
A domestic scene unfolds as Adele Garrison, Madge, and Lillian cope with Katherine's breakdown. Richard gently scolds Madge while uncovering a stash of suspicious money bills, hinting at a possible bank robbery tie as Lil faces responsibility.
Fashion notes describe early Fall coats with fullness concentrated at back or front, brown woolen and prune kasha cloth options, and dramatic fur trims. Straightline plaid sports coats remain, with removable fur collar options and reversible evening wraps.
A 1925 Premier Syndicate column argues both sexes share responsibility in romantic missteps. It cites a young man avoiding a pursuing girl, notes the futility of blaming women alone, and calls for rejecting old gender superstitions.
A 16 year old girl asks how to convince her mother she can date. The reply suggests inviting friends home to build trust, then increasing independence as the mother gains confidence. Annie Laurie invites letters on feminine interests for reader engagement.
Helsingfors, the world’s northern capital, endures a sunless year with brief daylight. Citizens clear streets themselves or hire help while a Finnish snow burning machine melts snow into drains. Sundays see mass ski travel and bold stunts on urban hills as residents pursue serious winter sport culture.
Health piece by Royal S. Copeland M D United States Senator from New York warns against overexertion and stresses the heart as a vital but overworked organ. He contrasts human endurance with machines and advises gradual return to activity after illness or heavy exertion. He notes risks for both country and city workers and answers a Q A about lemon juice health impacts.
A series of quick breakfast menus for busy households. Menu items include Applesauce Oatmeal Fried Liver and Bacon Creamed Potatoes Buttered Toast Coffee and crustless buttered toast. Suggestions cover preparing applesauce and oatmeal ahead and reheating on serving.
A columnist extols ankle beauty and offers two simple exercises to slim ankles. One routine involves rising on toes and rolling feet outward to land on the sides, the other alternates with a toe rise and weight shifts. Additional tips advise stepping up and down stairs with a springy gait to strengthen ankle muscles.
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