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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
10
A narrator reflects on a wealthy child by a sunlit pool amid a lush estate. She admires beauty yet warns riches can breed vanity and hardheartedness, citing the Borgias as a caution. The piece leaves open whether beauty yields virtue or vice.
Adele Garrison presents a dialogue about Marys romantic entanglements with Georges Noel and a mysterious Janet Rawdon. The narrator weighs Marys feelings, noting Georges attraction, Noels romantic pull, and Marys pursuit of a career over passion. The scene ends with Marys ambition shaping her heart.
A fragment discusses kitchen hacks and recipes such as using sugar to prevent tea stains on damask, stuffing minced chestnuts, and desserts with bananas and vanilla. It suggests serving with macaroons or ratafias, chocolate coated wafers, and iced desserts. It also notes making potted meat from cold roast beef with butter, anchovy essence, salt, pepper, and mace.
The daily stars warn of novel and complex situations with sudden upheaval and possible disturbance. Personal and business life stay lively but steady with patience turning events to good. Birthday individuals face sudden developments. a child born today may show talent yet eccentric ideas risk misfortune.
The newest evening coats gain popularity since last summer with cotton forms appearing as abbreviated bathing coats in bright colors and Japanese designs. Soft Japanese crepes line evening wraps with medallion backs and town wear feels informal. resort wear suits these coats best. A square metal shawl and a velvet wrap with a long velvet trail offer dramatic styling, with satin standup collars and trailing drape enhancing elegance.
Dr. Royall 8 Copeland urges heart health through proper nutrition and exercise. He compares the heart to a hired man needing regular feeding, rest, and clean living, warning against underfeeding and poor habits. He endorses protein foods, fresh air, and medical advice for concerned readers with Tomorrow’s feature on the Athletic Heart.
Arabella Stuart daughter of Charles Stuart and the heir to James VI faced court intrigue and a doomed romance with William Seymour. Their secret marriage led to imprisonment, escape attempts, and Arabella's death in the Tower in 1615. Seymour later regained favor and wed another noblewoman.
A compilation of quirky observations claims deep sea color reflects blue light, fishing yields more per acre than rich land, birds possess a protective extra eyelid, and historic curiosities about Cleopatra’s Needle and medieval prices. It also notes Beefeaters’ dress at the Tower of London reflecting Henry VIII era aesthetics.
Eminent psychologist urges personal social service regardless of formal training. He argues helping others broadens life, reduces selfishness, and strengthens communities through work, recreation, and living conditions. Start small to discover larger chances to aid others.
JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON extols country life as a cure for urban laziness on vacation. She declares time spent on farm chores revitalizing and contrasts it with city fatigue, promising renewed energy and perspective from rural work.
Wanda Barton extols practical home care and self-reliant routines for clothing care and housekeeping. She argues small acts of pressing, mending, and honest effort sustain professional appearance and personal vigor, comparing city life with country work for health and mood renewal.
David and the elf Happy Giggles spot a Giant Sunfish near shore eight feet long and heavy. The Sunfish explains nesting duties, sun-loving habits, and why they dwell shallow water, while David imagines a whopper fish and learns about the species.
A fragmented collection of quotations from Schiller La Rochefoucauld Ulus Goldoni Seneca and Cicero about power fear ambition and virtue. The garbled text includes misprints and partial phrases but preserves the gist of renowned maxims on courage honesty and resilience.
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