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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1928
Page
6
Dr Copeland warns that worry and fretting worsen heart trouble and urges readers to stop obsessing over pulse counts. He explains hypochondriasis, explains normal pulse ranges, and advises not to fear symptoms or seek excessive self monitoring.
Wanda Barton notes doll design evolves gradually with wax and rag dolls fading while ingeneous Italian and French styles rise. Jointed bodies with painted features, silk hair, celluloid surfaces and walkable models highlight new realism and occupational costumes. Italian dolls dry cleanable. doll furniture and cradles updated with lace and hemstitched linens.
A health writer states washing with a wash cloth does not cause pimples. Advice focuses on improving diet by reducing sugar starches and coffee. Readers are told to send a self addressed stamped envelope for more details and to repeat the question.
A fashion notes a powder blue crepe one piece dress with black cire braid trimming outlining the neck and bodice and tassels. Circular godets under the tassels add skirt fullness while a felt hat with eyebrow silhouette complements the blue ensemble. Jewelry and hat ornaments complete coordinated sets.
Winifred Black critiques the challenge to revered declarations and historic anecdotes. She rails at modern doubt about Patrick Henry and the famous liberty lines while recalling a Provence song of courage from a page boy aiding Richard the Lion Hearted. She warns that debunkers will make bold headlines.
The piece argues that true beauty depends on a sound foundation and cautions against surface remedies. It endorses using cold water or ice as an astringent, applying cold or nourishing cream, and patting the skin gently twelve times after washing to keep muscles firm and skin vibrant.
The article offers remedies for slipping shoes by sewing elastic inside the back and gluing velvet to reduce movement. It also discusses dandruff prevention with a cleansing scalp routine and a hair lotion made from egg white and spirits of wine.
The daily celestial forecast notes discipline and diligence lead to lasting rewards in work and pay raises. It mentions possible restlessness and personal adventures with birthday years bringing enterprise and fidelity, plus unconventional contacts and industrious children. a Byron quotation closes.
Dr Louis E Bisch argues that eight year olds question parents and local icons as part of healthy growth. The critic of parents premisses their authority, invites confession and grows independence. The piece urges patience, noting readers likely behaved similarly in youth.
A reader asks if she should write a note to a boy who has not asked for a second date. Brown Eyes advises against pursuing him and suggests being charming in person and inviting him to gatherings to create an opening. If he ignores the invitation, forget him. Heartbroken Gertie trusts a man who breaks engagements is not worth further effort and should not call him.
A miscellany notes elephant hide used for burnishing cutlery in Shef field, describing its dark brown wood like texture. It claims milk is 8714 percent water and cauliflowers 90 percent. It also states sunlight takes 84 minutes to reach Earth.
Adele Garrison spins a domestic scene where a quarrel over Edith Fairfax reveals shifting jealousy. Dicky mocks plans while Harry Underwood praises Lil as driver and hints at future driving lessons as the story continues.
In a fairy tale set near a village, poor Hester waters a magical peach tree that whispers of water. The tree leads the King’s men to a hidden spring, earning Hester two bags of gold and the Princess’s favor. Hester and Granny grow wealthy as the tree yearly bears blossoms and fruit.
An assortment of aphorisms from Plutarch Ovid Montaigne Pliny the Elder Eliot and Tagore. The lines touch on cultivation endurance aging defeat vanity humility and universal audience metaphors. The collection pairs classical and modern authors to reflect timeless observations.
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