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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
8
In this Winifred Black feature a woman recalls a single bad act from school days and a single kind act later in life. She remembers tormenting a pale girl after laughs and later writing to a desert child with a mouth organ. The piece asks what lasting deeds define a life.
The Vogue for Fringe returns with new fur and feather fringes adorning both formal frocks and coats. A black cheviot coat features silky monkey fur fringe outlining hem cuffs and collar, with inset pockets. A geranium red crepe evening frock shows ostrich feathers and dull gold ribbon trims. The feather boa comeback adds versatility to evening wear.
Wanda Barton surveys a wide range of tables from gate leg to refectory styles and period copies. The piece notes chair pairings, room harmony, and decorative touches from bric a brac to centerpieces, with mention of end tables and nested sets.
A beauty shop discussion reveals women’s gaps in understanding permanent waving science. Curly hair depends on humidity, and waving changes hair structure to absorb moisture and form waves. Care instructions matter to maintain the desired look.
Tomorrow's Horoscope forecasts a routine Saturday with social and domestic opportunities as Venus favors diversions. Personal birthdays suggest a quiet, satisfying year with artistic and affectionate engagements. Hair care advice emphasizes weekly water waving, end-care, and conditioning to maintain permanent waves.
Dorothea once dubbed Cutie by Bert after their wedding proves to be a costly lesson in marriage. The poodle like treatment fuels escalating conflict as Bert’s vanity and neglect trigger domestic fireworks that end with a sobering warning: you cannot expect kinship if you treat your wife as a pet.
A teen asks about loving a married man and how to end the affair. Kitty Ko and Ally Ally offer guidance on self respect and moving on. Several letters reveal young women seeking advice on trust in relationships and friendships. Annie Laurie invites more problem letters to be answered in the paper.
Dr Roy S Copeland explains exophthalmic goitre, its early subtle signs, and contrasts with simple goitre. He notes symptoms such as exophthalmos tachycardia one sided sweating hair loss and nervousness. Emphasizes hygienic treatment rest fresh air diet and medical oversight.
Mary Harrison, under Philip Veritzen's control, faces a strict regimen as tutors shape her education to prepare an actress ready for the world. The narrator becomes entwined with Veritzen's circle, finding fascination in backstage access and the lure of a brilliant mind.
Biographical sketch notes Charles Dickens owed little to his parents yet thanks his mother Elizabeth Bearcat Dickens for early reading and language lessons. Her effort to educate him amid debt and hardship is described, with Dickens recalling his desire to fund a permanent home when he earned money. Elizabeth Dickens died in September 1563.
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