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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1928
Page
6
A reflective 1928 feature explores how the Wise Woman misreads her own life while advising others. It contrasts domestic wisdom with personal blind spots, urging empathy and kinder judgments amid tears and marital strain.
Recipes for underripe tomatoes to make jelly and tomato honey, Southern Sweet Pickle with cucumbers onions and beans, Sweet Pickled Citron with citron pieces. Includes steps for brine, spice bag, and cooking times to obtain jam like textures and shelf ready jars. Copyright 1928 newspaper feature.
Vera Winston describes a collarless, cuffless coat in creamy diagonal weave. Brown watching trim and brown bone buttons create a strong neck and sleeve line, with a deep reverse collar detail on the right side as pictured.
Dr. Copeland reports infant mortality in 1927 at a record low across 638 U.S. cities in 40 states with rates down from 73.7 in 1926 to 64.9 per thousand, noting Seattle Minneapolis and Portland lead among large cities with 41. Other cities and states show varied low figures, reflecting improving living conditions and public health measures as key indicators of civilization.
The astrology column notes a memorable day with sudden events and possible travel or relocation affecting home life. Caution against deceit in new ventures is advised, with a focus on birthdays and a child who may be independent and skilled yet exposed to treachery. Adair Muir.
Historical sketch portrays Hatmandu as Nepal state capital in northern India with a notable Kali statue in the city square. The grim effigy wears a skull necklace and sword, drawing awe and revulsion amid temples and festivals including the Durga Jaja procession of Nepalese women and royalty in vivid dress.
A 1928 feature argues war causes hereditary and mental damage to unborn children and future generations. It cites Paris siege data and WWI effects, urging outlawing war to protect children, noting emotional impulses hinder civilization and progress.
Dotty travels with Happy Giggles to visit Mrs. Devilfish, a large sea creature with eight legs and a water jet. Dotty meets her babies, learns they number about fifty thousand at hatch, and leaves with a wary view of the underwater visit.
A brother asks Annie Laurie for guidance after his jealousy fails to win back a girl of three years. The sister advises the man to start over with patience, understanding, and tact to regain the girl’s favor, hoping all three find happiness.
Marion resists Auntie Madge and her stepfather Harry Underwood as a planned drive to Riverhead sparks a clash of pride and desire. Auntie Madge persuades Marion to accept the outing to spare her mother, while concealing the stepfather’s real reason for leaving. (Continued Tomorrow.)
A collection of classical maxims and sayings by Quarles Lowell Cicero and biblical proverb on doubt faith patience and self control. The excerpts emphasize discipline experience enduring conviction and restraint as paths to wisdom and strength.
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