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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
14
Winifred Black deconstructs Gabriele d Annunzio in a satirical critique of his claimed allure to women. The piece mocks his aging appearance and delusions of irresistible charm while noting his exploits with actress Duse and media sensationalism around their affair.
A season of freak parties features nursery and vegetable themes with costumes and games. Guests dress as babies or vegetables, compete in cut-out contests, marble games, and treasure hunts. Supper on trays includes sandwiches cocoa ice cream and cake. Moonlight hikes and informal dances provide further amusement as hosts tailor events to varied tastes.
Fashion column notes pelts of leather reappearing in kid or suede. Peg-top silhouettes and bloused backs dominate the season's costumes as seen along Fifth Avenue.
The passage surveys home labor and health, noting many mechanical devices for sweeping fog removal and chores. It argues women may overburden themselves with outdated routines and highlights exercise and posture as essential to staying healthy while managing daily work. It questions the balance between new electrical aids and traditional household duties.
A new season favors triangular trimming on frocks and coats. Tan crabella and black broadcloth pieces show three corner effects with overlapping bands and appliques. Pleatings on skirts also feature triangular accents for fall style.
A dialogue argues that respect for age should be earned not assumed. It contrasts cantankerous behavior in old age with youth, critiques sentimental reverence for elders, and cites Mildred’s family as an example of misplaced honors.
The article highlights early American colonial sites in North Carolina tied to Sir Walter Raleigh and the first colony efforts. It notes historic depots and cottages, mentions Roanoke and Forts, and recalls legends about explorations and the 1668 date carved in memory.
Royal S. Copeland warns against unlabeled bottles and unknown remedies in homes. He recalls accidents from unlabeled liniment and eye drops, urging clear labels, proper storage, and disposal of medicines to prevent injuries and blindness.
Genevieve Kemble advises careful counsel in business and warns of possible loss by fire theft or litigation. Domestic matters remain calm while those born May 14 face potential troubles unless protecting interests. An advantageous change or journey may occur and a child born today should be original and well-liked with early discipline needed.
Madge, unsettled by a provocative remark, recalls Hugh Grantland and Major Grantland, the rescue of her child, and a year of withheld affection. She reflects on gifts from distant travels and the complex rivalries with Dicky, Hugh, and Lillian while pondering love and loyalty.
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