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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
12
Psychologist Dr. Louis E. Bisch explains that ordinary mistakes and misplacements reveal unconscious motives rather than mere chance. He cites a case of a mother losing a cherished watch to symbolize anger at her daughter's engagement, urging readers to notice hidden meanings in daily slips and track them for insight.
Old New England table practices emphasized economical, simple meals with a main dish two vegetables a dessert and plenty of bread and butter. Recipes describe liver with cream and butter on toast use of garlic vinegar for flavor and codfish with cream sauce served with boiled potatoes and buttered biscuits.
Vera Winston presents a smart evening wrap combining chartreuse sheer crepe and silver lame with a plain silver yoke. The silk sheer fabric allows a subtle silver glow, creating a lightweight wrap suited for warm Indian Summer nights.
Marie Marot ERE presents a home decor idea turning a city back yard into a veranda like country club setting. Warm colors create sunshine and greenery with a striped leaf green yellow awning and chintz furniture folded into a leafy display.
A letter-writer seeks guidance on love and marriage choosing between a steady partner and a past first sweetheart. The adviser argues one passionately true love exists and urges delaying marriage to discern if the current fiancée is the real future partner or merely an ideal.
A teen girl asks if she should apologize to a younger boyfriend after confessing a quarrel and ring trade. Annie Laurie advises explaining the whole story to end his bewilderment and to consider genuine apology to repair the relationship.
Adverse planetary positions warn of hazards and financial risk while urging restraint and conservative fund management. Positive contacts may occur, with a prosperous year for those born now, though temper and speculation could spoil cleverness and versatility. No accidents. plans unfold as destined.
In the aftermath of World War I Cetinje lost its capital status as Montenegro joined Yugoslavia. Old King Nicholas fled, embassies closed, and the Italian embassy inspired a scene Lehar later used for The Merry Widow.
Dr. Roy S. Copeland discusses yellow fever history and mosquito transmission. He recalls Philadelphia’s 1793 outbreak, the Reed experiments, and a pending Congress bill honoring the physicians and soldiers involved. The piece clarifies carriers Stegomyia calopus and contrasts with malaria-carrying Anopheles maculipennis.
Margaret Sanville catalogs stylish accessories seen on 5th Avenue belts with rhinestone edges pocketbooks hats trimmed with rhinestones scarves and black gowns. She highlights gold net scarfs studded with gold sequins and recommends owning one to pair with evening attire.
Public health officials urge continued removal of mosquito breeding sites to prevent yellow fever. Fall frosts are expected to kill the pests, ending disease danger, and citizens should support anti mosquito campaigns.
A nineteen year old mother asks about constant phlegm drainage and possible cures. The answer cites a catarrhal condition and advises keeping nasal passages clear and requesting further details with a self addressed stamped envelope.
In a domestic scene from a 1928 Adele Garrison story, Margaret orchestrates a ruse to appease Mother Graham over a car ride while Dicky, Harry, and Madge prepare a riverfront fix. The exchange reveals pride, manipulation, and a hinted plot about Mary Braithwaites' letter. (Continued Tomorrow)
A fox family in a hidden burrow learns hunting lessons from parents. Little Fox sneaks to Parson Brown's chicken coop, is chased by a dog, and narrowly escapes with his father's rescue. The tale ends with a lesson to avoid repeat trespass and respect risks.
A compact collection of aphorisms and quotes on industry, architecture, responsibility, fate, and psychology. It pairs Horace, Ruskin, Hamilton, Bailey, Schiller, and others with brief maxims about effort, creation, and decision.
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