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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1929
Page
6
Dr Roy S Copeland urges mothers to give infants individual beds to prevent overfeeding, promote regular sleep and digestion, and ensure fresh air. He notes newborns sleep about 21 hours daily, older babies two thirds of the day, and that after 10 to 12 weeks night feedings can stop between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. to secure eight hours of rest for mother and child.
Genevieve Kemble notes that sidereal influences bring both progress and opportunity as well as conflicts and disintegration. Employment and finances look favorable, but impulsive words could ruin gains. Those born today face a year of perplexity due to conflicting planetary rulings. A child born now may be noble and ambitious yet restless and headstrong.
In Grace Thorncliffe's diary, Helene mocks a friend's fashion splurge as seasonal vanity. The narrator, despite vows to curb purchases, buys Madame's exclusive Fall gown for a formal dinner hosted by Mrs. Treynolda, praising the tan net dress with tiered detailing and a dramatic back.
Marie Marot describes a pine cupboard from the eighteenth century and a mahogany shelf clock as key highlights. A gray wheel-back chair with gold accents, a Windsor chair for a fireside, and a lapis blue glass flower holder with yellow daisies and ferns brighten varied spaces, from foyer to reading nook.
Adele Garrison portrays Mary Harrison defending Marion's letter and vowing a party she never had, while Dicky Braithwaite and family debate proper conduct. Harry Underwood interjects with social critique about modern party habits as the scene shifts toward resolving the dilemma.
A sixteen year old asks about dating a twenty one year old and social propriety. Eggy Jane advises caution and proper introductions through church members, noting the age gap is inappropriate and family guidance matters. Toddles offers a warning against going steady with multiple boys, urging broad social friendship until marriage is a definite plan.
Lillian reassesses fear over the Brixtons moving near the children and decides to stop worrying. Marion and Helena weigh the Christmas party idea as Dicky and her husband stage a playful quarrel to ease tension. The scene ends with relief and a promise of continuation tomorrow.
The article argues many women mislabel natural facial down as superfluous hair. It advises against removal unless growth is truly excessive, noting bleaching as a first step and warning that electrolysis can worsen hair in some cases. It promises a follow up with treatment methods.
Five shadow-children, Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf, help Mr and Mrs Canary settle a naming dispute. The canaries propose two sets of names based on musical notes, finally agreeing to double-name the hatchlings as Do-Do Re-Ti Mi-La and Fa-Sol. The birds reward the kids with seeds.
Mary Meadows recounts Elizabeth Barrett Browning's devoted marriage to Robert Browning, detailing how their secret union and mutual love inspired both poets. Elizabeth's fragile health, isolation in Italy, and unwavering dedication culminate in her greatest passion: love for her husband.
Eleanor Ross discusses pewter as an alloy of tin and lead used in tableware and decorative pieces. She notes its periodic fashion resurgence, compares it to silver in beauty and cost, and explains care and finishing options including dull and polished finishes.
A collection of quotes on virtue, health, knowledge, growth, and greatness. Includes Cicero on a thankful heart, Locke on mind and body, Tennyson on knowledge, Goldsmith on growth, Tacitus on kinship, and Shakespeare on greatness.
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