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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1928
Page
8
A reflective column critiques marathon dance attempts as crowd stunts chasing temporary glory. The author contrasts these artificial thrills with nature and intimate joys, condemning the dancers' pursuit while praising genuine dancing and timeless wonders.
Jeannette Young Norton outlines seven half hour meals for busy households. Each menu lists dishes from fruit cocktail to sardine canapes, with step guidance for quick prep and a Sunday dinner option featuring roast lamb. The article provides cooking tips such as browning chicken in fat and simmering with hot water to finish in minutes.
The ensemble in a dove gray crepe satin is praised for its summer wear suitability. It features the dull side of the fabric forming scalloped double tiers along the dress and coat edges, with a simple dress and inserted godets. The coat shows fine tucks and a ruff-like effect around the Peter Pan collar.
Rita admiring cunning bathing shoes notes hard rubber heels look comfy. Jo teases her low-cut bathing suit saying it will cause a burn that would yet be stylish for evening frocks.
Health expert ROYAL 8S. COPELAND outlines an epidemic of sore throat in New England traced to contaminated milk. He warns carriers can spread germs via throat and milk, stresses pasteurization and strict inspections, and urges housewives to use safe milk sources. The piece also notes public health practices and a Q&A section on pimples and constipation.
The Stars Say For Wednesday Sept 5 notes a lively day with lunar and mutual aspects predicting activity and potential delays. Obstacles may slow new projects tied to corporations or trusts though future alignments can aid constructive efforts. birth dates suggest health concerns and the need for caution. Esme Beringer named.
The signal Three-Minute Journeys MOK AMOK declares a local Malay man is temporarily mad and must run amok. A madman wields Kris and roams villages, villagers arm themselves, and the culprit is restrained then tried by law, often fatally wounded.
Eminent psychologist Dr Louis E Bisch argues that women possess inherent creative abilities tied to childbirth and biology. He claims war opened many fields, urges tapping feminine creativity in laboratories publicity fashion and teaching, and warns against固定 humdrum roles that stifle growth.
A 25 year old wife asks how to handle jealousy with her mother in law. The reply warns against insecurities, urges self reflection, and maintains the husband’s affection likely endures. A separate reader, 18, seeks methods to meet a desired suitor, advised to use mutual acquaintances for an introduction.
Adele Garrison tale follows Lillian Underwood seeking counsel from Madge's father about a Brixton matter. Lillian frets over letters to Helen Brixton and Samuel Brixton, while Madge's kinship and Katherine provide steady, practical support. The scene ends with plans to involve Madge's father and ensure calm until the next events unfold.
David meets elves and talking fish in Make Believe Land after being pulled underwater by a nosy fish. Mr Pumpkin Seed and Happy Giggles guide him to see Salmon Sword Fish and Saw-Fish noses before lunch back on shore. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service.
A collage of aphorisms on living well and learning, citing Bacon Emerson Goethe Swift and Napoleon. It discusses use over uniformity, light as art, the value of effort, behavior as self-image, language knowledge, and the idea that cause shapes martyrdom more than death.
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