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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
12
Eminent psychologist Dr Louise Bisch argues striving yields the greatest happiness. She notes people pursue goals in wealth politics motherhood or art, finding thrill in the pursuit more than in attainment. Continuous striving keeps vitality alive and drives civilization forward, though satisfaction may fade after success.
The Home Kitchen presents a collection of international recipes. Danish Rye Bread Soup, Sago Soup, Cuban Fish Dish with fish fillets, Italian Fish Pudding, Chicken Croquettes, Mutton South African Style, Bavarian Potato Salad, and Mexican Alligator Pear Salad are outlined with preparation hints and serving ideas.
A brisk day model features a cape-line gray tweed cape-coat with V shaped seaming and shoulder flares. The stand-up collar uses dark gray caracal trim, offering a versatile, weather friendly design suitable for informal town wear.
An article on reviving early American rooms with a cream and peach palette. It suggests using chintz patterns to guide wall colors, choosing smaller patterns for authenticity, and arranging with waxed floors, hooked rugs, a Windsor chair lineup, a Welsh dresser, and period accents like pewter, ship models, and a Seth Thomas clock.
Royal S Copeland discusses infant digestion and vomiting after feeding. He notes overfeeding, fast feeding, nipple hole size, rough handling, fat and cream in milk, and sugar type as factors. Advice includes consulting a doctor, adjusting feeding pace, and using milk sugar over cane sugar if vomiting persists. Readers’ questions cover laxatives and kidney trouble with general guidance.
The Stars Say Friday Horoscope predicts a day of merriment and progress under Venus and Jupiter, with flourishing domestic and romantic life and a possible sudden journey in personal affairs. Caution in signing writings is advised and birthdays point to a year of happiness and ambitious change.
Temple Manning surveys South Africa native groups in Cape Town, ranking Bantu Zulus highest in intelligence, followed by Hottentots and Bushmen. He notes walf castes, strict curfews, and restricted movement under employer passes, with mine workers housed in compounds and wives managing homes and crops.
Helpful hints describe salt use in vegetables to stay tender, drying starches outdoors, and cold damp weather effects on clothes. A door curtain guide explains a screw eye cord system to prevent snagging. A potato wash solution is proposed to remove tough mud stains from skirts.
A teen writer seeks guidance on teen romance and marriage delaying high school. Advice cautions delaying marriage, warns against necking, and urges maturity, with reassurance about glasses not affecting dating. Another reader asks if an engagement ring is needed to reduce jealousy. response considers whether a formal engagement exists and suggests ring choice if it eases worries.
Katherine warns the narrator about indulging Mother Graham to avoid worsening her tantrums. Katrina counsels careful action, planning for the narrator to travel to Easthampton and Sag Harbor while Mary and Prince Georges are distracted. Katie packs a suitcase, hinting at further developments.
Dicky meets a mother opossum at the zoo who proudly carries twenty babies on her, including on her back and in her pockets, and learns the funny sight delights him as he promises to return with his mother.
A collection of quotes on ignorance, past judgment, law, wonder, happiness, animal charm, youth, vanity, and vanity’s effect on others. Notable names include Henry, Seneca, Philpotts, Smith, Emerson, Armstrong, La Rochefoucauld. The lines reflect moral reflection and social insight.
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