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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
10
A column argues marriage endures despite critics. It defends wedlock as a great civilization success, noting deep shared sorrows bind couples more than fleeting romance, while addressing critics who favor studio life and cynical trends. Copyright 1928.
In Adele Garrison Mdage's serial, the heroine suspects Mary sends money to a mysterious Janet Rawdon while a clumsy intruder, Junior, interrupts her attempt to inspect a note. The scene shifts to a convalescing son, family car praise, and Katie the cleaner as the next day looms.
A nineteen year old asks whether to marry a well positioned suitor for money or a lover with drug store stakes. The adviser urges choosing love, urges a patient talk with parents, and cautions against rushing into marriage without genuine affection.
Fashion notes praise white satin for evening dresses with a cool reposeful look. Descriptions cover low necklines, draped skirts, and sash or belt effects, advising minimal trimming and matching white satin shoes with silver or gold jewelry for a coordinated, elegant appearance.
A tribute to Mrs. Charlotte Vetter Gulick founder of the Camp Fire Girls notes her leadership in outdoor activities for girls and the Wohelo philosophy from work health and love. The piece cites the Camp Wohelo site on Lake Sebago and urges embracing Wohelo as a motto for health.
A biographical sketch of Lola Montez born Maria Dolores Ito sanna Gilbert detailing her elopement to Capt Thomas James, rise as Spanish dancer in London, dominion over King Ludwig of Bavaria, multiple marriages, travels across Europe and America, rescue work for women, and death in 1861 with a simple grave marker.
The column warns of employment jeopardy for workers tied to others while advising self starters to seek high adventures. It notes possible political aims or ties with trusts and secret groups, with risks of reversals or irregularities. Birthdays hint at access to power, but caution to avoid job loss. A self-employed man can shape his fate.
Dr Louis E Bisch argues that nervousness is a waste basket term and urges replacing it with neurosis a functional nervous disease. He notes faulty transmission rather than damaged nerves, cites repressed emotions childhood experiences and love life as roots, warns against joking about neurotics and promotes compassion.
Problems of book storage in small living spaces are common. Solutions include binding magazines into volumes, built in bookcases, sliding glass doors, and shelves around radiators or walls. Using uniform coverings and niche shelves creates attractive, functional displays while saving space.
An old collection offers tips on burns, door hinges, mint preparation, vinegar handling, fur storage, moth prevention, and floor finishing. Uses eggs with oil for burns, sugar with mint, boiling water to preserve color, cedar and herbs in muslin bags, camphor with rosemary, newspapers for fur coverage, and boiled linseed oil with turpentine for floors.
A health column explains posture for safe thigh exercises. It guides lying on the back with heels together and a book between the thighs, counting presses to strengthen the inner thigh muscles and improve contour.
Bobby discovers a mink family living in a burrow behind a red barn and visits their home. Daddy Mink greets him and introduces Mama Mink and the babies. They talk of fishing near the pond and bring in a fish for supper.
A compact collection of aphorisms and maxims from Browne Johnson Cyrus Rabelais and Marcellinus. The quotes touch on art nature providence fortune ethics and human virtue. Each line presents a standalone thought about wisdom and worldly wisdom.
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