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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1928
Page
8
Royal S. Copeland examines mood illness links to physical health. He argues worry, bereavement, and poor digestion can worsen ill-nature unless hygiene, diet, sunlight, outdoor exercise, rest, and mental engagement are maintained. Also notes possible local infections and bodily distress as underlying causes.
Observers describe new pearl necklace designs featuring crystals with graduated pearls and double necklace effects. A beige lace afternoon frock with black lace border and an eggplant crepe roma dress with sapphire ring accents are highlighted alongside notes on preferred off white shades over stark white.
Partial readable text hints at a dispute involving a person named Gene Hanni and a street project on a European route. Authorities or planners may pause work pending clarification.
Grace Thorncliffe notes a Paris arrival offering a grand black affeta dress with a straight neckline draped kerchief sleeves and fitted bodice. The sketch guides duplication with tucks bias ruffles and a crushed taffeta bell over skirt creating a full seamless silhouette.
A sentimental letter from Winifred Black describes a mother’s ache as her family signs over a cherished home to help a son. She faces leaving the familiar porch garden and memories of a town’s rise from quiet beginnings to suburban bustle. The piece laments change and yearns for the old porch rocking chair.
A Halloween party plan features Indian origins for many games. Activities include la crosse, ring toss, darts, jack straws, knee-walking races, a thirteen-stick guessing game, ring toss circles, and cats cradle. Indian refreshments feature coffee, bacon, eggs, corn bread and maple ice cream.
The column warns wariness can guard against fraud and chicanery in new ventures and personal matters. It notes cautious behavior may lead to advantageous changes or removals and cautions birthday individuals to stay cool and discreet. A child born that day may be quick and rash but potentially successful despite subtlety.
A health focused home exercise guide notes fashion favors the slender silhouette this season. It offers hip and arm strengthening routines to slim hips, firm the waist, and improve back and shoulder muscles with leg raises and alternating leg lifts.
A twenty year old woman asks how to handle a breakup after a year of dating. The adviser urges ignoring the indifferent beau if he withdraws and cautions against pressuring friends or demanding promises. A second scenario questions a love triangle where A and B both pursue the same woman and the column doubts the need for a binding promise.
Old advice lauds liver as healthful for pernicious anaemia from American research noting its vitamin A like element aids patients. Also tips cover ladder prevention with gloves, silk stockings, silk toe pieces for heavy walkers, velvet making, and sewing machine technique to protect fabric pile.
In a Hampton setting Madge Lillian and Mary discuss Katie’s possible curiosity about Mary and a dropped checkbook incident. Mary flirts with and unmasks a romantic suitor Prince Georges while a veiled woman at the post office spurs Katie’s imagined investigation. (Continued tomorrow.)
Five shadow children Mij Flor Hanid Yami and Knarf share a noon meal on a tiny dandelion. They tease Jim the glutton by tickling his ear with dandelion tufts, causing him to wake. The shadows shrink then return to normal size as they finish their day.
An anthology of quotations from La Rochefoucauld Bacon Herbert Montaigne Milton Vierrold Horace Carlyle and Froude on wit counsel aging belief and sincerity. The collection contrasts notions of trust self-doubt and alignment of purpose with personal inclinations.
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