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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1928
Page
6
A 1928 column argues that good fuel and oil for cars mirror the need for wholesome food for people. It urges drivers to treat their bodies as well as machines, warning against neglecting diet while pampering vehicles. It includes Q A health tips and notes copyright by Newspaper Feature Service.
Wanda Barton offers guidance on adapting table settings from colonial to ultra modern. She discusses dinner courses, silver and lace, centerpieces, place cards, silver place ware use, and color choices for formal versus informal dinners with notes on tableware harmony and guest tiering.
Grace Thorncliffe praises a Paris vogue dress featuring orange to deep brown tulle, a low draped decolletage, three tiered blouse, moulded hipline, and an enormous alde flare. She advises slim figures not to cast eyes at the ensemble and warns about train entanglement while predicting the wearer will be the belle of the ball.
Madge Geyer envisions bubbles bearing hearts toward the Land of Love as Dan watches the game. Each bubble hopes to reach a beloved, with the hopeful child urging the hearts to their destined places, while fairy colors drift and disappointment may burst a dream.
A columnist argues for business etiquette for wives and recalls a court case where a wife was deemed a trespasser for entering her husband’s office. The piece supports the judge’s decision and urges wives to avoid meddling in their husbands’ work.
A health tip by Josephine Huddleston recommends a quick foot care routine for tired hot weather feet. After removing footwear, apply cold cream, massage ten minutes, use hot then cold towels, finish with ice rub and powder, then rest with elevated feet to reduce pain and restore comfort.
Margaret Sanville notes the season’s color palette centers on brown gray and red with many shades. White kid gloves return as a stylish accent to black costumes, signaling a fresh yet classic fashion tone for shoppers.
Genieveve Kemel notes a favorable astrology day with benefic planetary aspects, predicting career advancement and salary increases for those employed by others. Caution advised on signing documents and watch for betrayals. Birthdays may see preferment and financial gains. a child born today could gain many talents for success.
Eminent psychologist Dr Louis E bischo discusses how perpetual doubt hinders action. He warns that overthinking leads to a chronic indecision state and urges quick decisive action with confidence. He cites the French term folie de doute and advises daily doubt challenges to build conviction.
A teen girl seeks guidance about refusing a married man's invitation. Blondie advises not to go out alone with him and to refuse firmly yet kindly, noting public opinion. The column then addresses ending a relationship with a former lover and returning a ring by registered mail with a request for his ring return.
Adele Garrison portrays Lillian Underwood confronting her husband Samuel Brixton and her friend Helen as trust frays. Katherine and an observer dissect a letter Lillian writes to Helen, seeking cautious reconciliation while managing a possible separation and social repercussions.
Dotty visits Grandma Brown's house and befriends Bob-white the male quail and Mama Quail. She learns about eighteen eggs in the nest and watches the parent birds care for the brood. Dotty thanks her new friends and continues on her way.
A compilation of aphorisms from Butler de Insults La Rochefoucauld Pope and Bell. The selections contrast pride wisdom appearance and emotion highlighting social critique and moral reflection.
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