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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
8
The article contrasts a successful attorney general's nurse assisted motherhood with a working mother who struggled choosing between career and children. It recalls a 1928 copyright note and discusses fall frock details, noting simple lines, fine fabrics, and precise trims on two showcased designs.
Wanda Barton offers a step by step guide to running a neighborhood county fair to raise money for churches schools and fire houses. She advises securing a large venue donors and committees, planning food booths games rides and stalls with clear pricing and efficient service for maximum patronage.
The article argues women should maintain youth and figure after marriage with disciplined posture and grooming. It contrasts curvy neglectful wives with those who keep grace, noting social judgments and the value of a poised, healthy appearance.
Elsie readers respond to a letter from Margaret about a twenty one year old wife whose mother-in-law, living on her own pension, monopolizes money and beauty routines. Elsie advises a firm but merciful approach while noting jealousy, aging, and hunger for affection as roots of conflict. Copyright 1926 Premier Syndicate Inc.
A candid exchange offers guidance to teens about romantic interest and handling heartbreak. An older-sounding voice urges forgetting an uninterested partner and expanding social circles, while another query seeks guidance on expressing feelings to a friend and seeking parental support.
The article describes Fellaheen customs around newborns including seven days of seclusion, ritual lighted lamps, and ceremonies to pacify spirits. It notes postnatal rites, shaking the infant to bring cries, name-giving, and a final feast. The text references infant exposure and cautions about harsh practices.
A 1926 health column urges daily body maintenance by comparing the human body to a car. It stresses proper nutrition, regular elimination of wastes, and avoiding unhealthy foods, with reader questions answered by doctor guidance. It cites constipation remedies and cautions against self medicating, advising medical advice for bladder and eye issues.
Saturday September 18 warns of minor grievances in finances contracts and writings. Employment could face a risk of dismissal so safeguard status. Birthday individuals should exercise caution in matters of agreements while a witty child may get into mild trouble.
Madge challenges Phillip Veriteen about his harsh stance on his son Noel. Veriteen reveals a theory that crimes stem from mental defect and says he would protect Noel if guilty, while insisting Noel must face truth and potential scandal.
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