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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
13
A boy saves for a pony, buys Mustard, and after a joyful homecoming Musty kills the dream. The piece contrasts how wishes fulfilled can sour life and reveal harsher realities, including unfaithful romance and family rifts.
Seen on Fifth Ave. Louise Duntley notes leather belt supported sports mode and long bright gloves with fur cuffs reaching the elbows. She mentions semi sports outfits glove cuffs with chevron stripes graduated lengths and inverted pleats for consideration.
The sixteen year old writer asks how to know if a boy loves her and how to renew a romance. The response urges maturity and suggests focusing on companionship over romance and notes parental approval as a factor before sending a clarifying note.
Vera Winston notes a colorful trend for autumn with Green Jersey designs from New York makers. American and French-influenced styles feature brown, nas turtium, spruce green, sulphur yellow, bright navy and turquoise. A spruce green Jersey frock highlights a Gmail pleated Bertha neckline, tucking on the blouse, and a butterfly pleated skirt shaping a princess silhouette.
Betty answers typical questions about hosting after a date. She says gracious behavior and no pushing are key, and whether a girl invites a caller home depends on the hour and parental wishes. If welcomed, invite him to call again and express enjoyment. a simple friendly card conveys good fellowship.
Marion Brixton moves east with Helena Brixton and plans big New York winter, while Lillian weighs Samuel Brixton as a scoundrel yet shows concern for her daughter's welfare. Harry Underwood reacts with quiet unease as Dicky notes the cure remains a poser.
A long excerpt blends cooking guidance for eggs and multiple omelet variations with a narrative scene about family letters and social tension. It discusses proper egg cooking methods, folding omelets, and fillings, followed by characters Lillian Marion and Mary in a domestic drama, with a cliffhanger note “Continued Tomorrow.”
In this health column by Roy S. Copeland the value of cooked food is argued. He contrasts raw and cooked nutrition, warns against overcomplicated prep, and promotes simple, digestible meals for the average person. Includes brief Q&A on reducing leg fat, eyelash growth, thighs, and nasal catarrh with guidance and requests for stamped envelopes.
Genevieve Kemble notes Saturn and Neptune influence the day bringing intrigue and obstructions to projects. Expect cautious progress with new undertakings and warnings about treachery and poses of friends. a birth omen suggests cleverness and potential ascent to government or diplomacy.
Temple Manning continues the Rhine travel tale from St. Goar to Coblenz. The route passes Bad Balzig Boppard Braubach Lahneck Ems and Oberlahnstein with Roman and medieval sites including Markaburg chalybeate springs and historic castles. Coblenz offers churches Liebfrauen Castor Moselburg and Deutsches Eck with modern hotels and Weindorf wine crowds.
A storyteller interacts with real children and shadow-children named as reverse forms of masters. Knarf annoys everyone by demanding a funny story while the narrator tries to tell Once Upon a Time. Knarf tries to disrupt, but a nose-tweak backfires onto his innocent master in a playful scene from 1929.
A collection of quoted lines about music, virtue, peace, and restraint. Contains Shakespeare and Watson aphorisms about temper, guides, and honor, interwoven with brief reflections on knowledge and action. The text presents thoughtful maxims rather than a single narrative or event.
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