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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
8
Dr Copeland urges daily foot care and proper shoes as modern health practice. He advises washing, soaking, trimming nails, and consulting a podiatrist, stressing shoe quality and fit to prevent corns, bunions, and other ailments.
A domestic drama unfolds at a hotel dinner as Lillian Brixton's letter to Jody Fair becomes a focal point. Harry Underwood seeks leverage over secrets while Dicky and Mary probe motives and Owen Brixton links. Mary seeks guidance amid money worries and party pressures as the storyline promises further developments.
The author contrasts the poppy and the red rose as two flower types and likens them to two kinds of girls. One is brazen and flamboyant the other demure and blushes easily, yet both share inner similarities and seek love that could transform them.
An article by Josephine Buddleton details home methods to lighten facial and arm hair using a bleaching paste made from ammonia, peroxide, and fuller's earth or chalk of magnesia, plus lemon juice as an alternative. It explains timing, skin care, and when to seek professional or depilatory options, including wax and cream forms and aftercare.
The column notes Saturn favors steady progress but Uranus and Mercury outlook suggests abrupt, risky changes. Birthdays face a year of sudden events unless cautious and diligent. A child born today may be persistent yet imprudent, with notable originality and genius.
W E Jones, renowned African snake catcher, reports killing his eight hundredth mamba. The deadly reptile, the largest African poison snake, is noted. A wireless London Station talk helped save valuable documents from destruction by waste paper fire.
Temple Manning tours the Rhine from Coblenz toward Bonn aboard the Beethoven steamer. Passengers admire islands and the Seven Hills, ride up Drachenfels and Petersburg by cog railway, and visit Bonn highlights including the Beethoven birthplace and Minster. The voyage blends scenic towns with musically themed pilgrimage to Beethoven in a nostalgic 1929 travel piece.
A seventeen year old boy asks how to meet a girl he admires. The columnist warns it would be improper to try to meet her without mutual friends and suggests chance introductions through shared acquaintances if they live nearby.
A mixed feature blends home canning tips with a tale of five shadow-children and two moths in a clothes closet. The piece offers practical jelly and jam recipes and narrates the moths’ comic dining misadventure as a father discovers the closet raid.
Vera Winston showcases a tailored suit ensemble in dark brown jersey paired with a yellow sweater and a Roman striped scarf set. The outfit features a skirt with inverted pleats, beige suede gloves, and tan brogues, highlighting a smart autumn sports costume trend.
A compact reel of maxims and lines from Emerson Lowell Bulwer-Lytton Fuller Whitman Rossetti Daniel La Rochefoucauld and others. The passages reflect on presence of mind courage heart and hidden ability with recognizably era-grousing cadence.
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