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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
16
In a tribute to mothers, Dr. Royal S. Copeland recalls an anonymous letter from a mother of nine describing hardships after her husband’s death. He urges society to share mothers’ burdens and ease their heavy duties while honoring pioneer maternal sacrifice.
The piece outlines beefsteak pie veal and ham pie salmon shortcake and vegetable shortcake recipes with crust and rich gravies. It includes serving sizes eight to six people and notes pies reheat well. It ends with reader questions and a note about a newspaper feature service.
A Vera Winston design features a white velvet bodice with a scalloped white tulle yoke. The skirt uses black transparent velvet with two scalloped tiers and a girdle at the waist. Scarlet rose clusters hold a long sash that falls beneath the hem.
A reader asks about an eighteen year old engaged to a man seven years older who wants to marry and move West against parental wishes. Annie Laurie urges honest discussion with parents, potential reconciliation, and consideration of welfare before rushing away from home. A second letter questions choosing between two women. advice is to restart friendships, avoid a showdown, and be honest about feelings. A final note tells a teen reader to wait and not date yet.
In the letters a teen seeks guidance about a boyfriend two years older. The responses advise not breaking a pleasant friendship, suggest honesty with the suitor, and recommend waiting until love is certain before engagement or major commitments.
Tomorrow's Horoscope forecasts a lively day with lunar aspects and favorable luminaries. It notes potential career recognition, war era tensions from Uranus stirring change, and stable ties to old institutions, with a dynamic year ahead for those born today and a studious, inventive child profile. Notable Nativity highlights James W. Burns, a prominent detective.
A 1927 feature describes Death Valley California as a vast salt plain with a single narrow road two feet wide across scorching heat over 130 degrees. The landscape holds millions of tons of salt and possible deposits of borax talc and silica, awaiting a method to exploit them.
In a period discussion, the author argues that while telephone and radio enhance connection they also increase nervous strain. Inventions can become tyrannies if they seize attention without consent, and the public can choose to engage or abstain as desired.
A Miss Shopper feature tours Fifth Avenue windows showcasing velvet hats and tailored frocks with diagonal lines and blue accents. The piece also dives into the telephone’s pervasive hold on daily life, arguing its grip interrupts meals and social routines, endearing modern anxiety and curiosity.
In a social drawing scheme, Dicky asks Miss Lincoln to pose by a sun dial with Fedor for a book illustration. Aunt Madge and Mary Harrison tease Noel, while Eleanor Lincoln enjoys scheming and a hinted power dynamic as plans unfold for the August Victorian royal matron portrait.
A collection of curious statements covering biology, geography, and culture. Topics include heart blood flow rate, ant lifespans, a deadly Australian cannibal tree, Brownsea Island ownership, new English banks opening yearly, Eskimo temper beliefs, harsh punishments for lying, thirstless habitats of gazelles and llamas, record ocean depth by the Emden, and a Hindu sect’s throat trumpet innovation.
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