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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
7
A 1925 letter page argues education beyond the Three R’s is essential for success in busy industry. It cites college training for doctors scientists and teachers while warning against purely cultured courses. It condemns married women’s employment and urges government action to curb it.
A compact guide from The Home Kitchen by Jeannette Norton offers canape ideas. It describes preparing thin toast rounds, butter dressing, a tomato canape with anchovy paste and mint, and a relish finger with seasoned butter and deviled egg, aimed for quick serving.
The article argues that poise reflects inner ease and offers a homey charm. It presents a leg extension and hopping drill to build balance, leg strength, and relaxed movement, claiming these improve poise of body, mind, and social charm for women and hosts.
The vogue for back fullness appears in plain-front frocks with inset back gathers and in bustle skirts inspired by historic design. A daytime gown in bright blue charmeuse uses bunching to create the bustle, while an evening dress in rich red velvet features a side-slant bustle and a gold lace cutout at the back.
A 1925 NFS feature contrasts two women and their homes. Yvette and her busy social life keep moving from river walks to late nights, while Catherine fills her days with clubs, lectures, and travel, never savoring a quiet home moment. The piece questions what a true home means to each.
A sixteen year old asks about dating rules after dancing with two young men. Annie Laurie advises apologizing to the original suitor, and suggests he will overlook the lapse if friendship remains. The column discusses holding an arm during dances and kissing a fiancée, urging patience with conservative parents.
Temple Manning writes of Scotland’s allure in summer travel notes. The Highlands boast abundant grouse and scenic lakes, with mountains and moors creating a romantic backdrop for heroes and poets. Burns, Scott, Macbeth, Mary Queen of Scots, and Stevenson loom in memory as visitors explore Scotland’s austere beauty and enduring enchantment.
In this health column Senator Roy S. Copeland explains rheumatic fever is not hereditary or linked to morality. He notes it often follows tonsillitis, presents with fever and joint swelling, and stresses bed rest, quiet, and medical care to prevent heart complications. He answers reader questions on contagion and scar treatment.
Restless and unsettled conditions loom as Uranus influences moods and events. Mercury sharpens the mind yet hints at difficulties and disruption. Workers should guard positions, home affairs stay uncertain, and birthdays born today may be clever but struggle to find success amid restlessness.
In a tense scene, Madge and Lillian discuss Lee Chow’s hospital status and Dicky’s news. Lillian coaches on hospitality and schemes while hinting at hidden loyalties as they plan how to handle Dr. Meredith and the hospital visit.
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