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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1928
Page
8
Doctor Royal S. Copeland notes respiratory illnesses dominate global disease, with colds and bronchitis leading the list. He cites a government survey showing 1,050 illnesses per 1,000 people annually, 40 percent bed cases, and argues hygiene like handwashing can cut transmission.
Practical gift advice from Wanda Barton covers budgeting and selecting appropriate gifts for various occasions. It advises matching items to the recipient and occasion, with examples for engagements weddings graduations showers birthdays and anniversaries.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of seasonal dressing as Helene complains about wearing late summer outfits in early fall. A tailored suit in black satin with a sleated skirt and short flaring jacket, edged by self faced collar and fox fur, is praised for blending fall formality with lightness and comfort despite lingering summer weather.
Madge Geyer tells of a rose that fades with winter then promises revival in spring. Dan, ever the trickster, tries to keep her from waking while love endures beyond seasons. The tale frames love’s persistence against time and change.
A narrator visits a hillside inn by a tranquil lake in New Hampshire. The California Nightingale and her father run the place, share stories of theatre past, and describe autumnal scenery and simple meals. The singer longs for orchestra and city life but remains content in the quiet retreat.
The article urges daily self transformation through nature and imagination to glow with joy and charm. It encourages ignoring chores briefly, embracing outdoor beauty, and letting inner perception renew routine duties. It argues beauty comes from within and from perceiving color and light around us.
Advice says you should approach him first when you meet him in public. He being shy does not change that you can start a conversation. Don’t let height teasing bother you. laugh with friends and they’ll tire of it.
The article argues left handedness is a social handicap in a right handed world. It notes desks and writing setups favor the right hand, leading to embarrassment and cruelty toward leftys, especially children, who are labeled Lefty. It cites dexterity of the left hand and even toes in some cases. DR LOUIS E BISCH
Daily astrology notes diligence brings stability and rewards but warns against speculative moves and extravagance. Travelers may gain from changes while funds should be safeguarded. A birthday child may be industrious yet prone to dissipation without thrift and restraint. The quote by Shakespeare closes the piece.
A 1928 article argues left-handedness causes inferiority, timidity, slights, and stammering when forced to switch. It links hand preference to brain hemisphere use, urging early effort to train right-handed habits and conquer the perceived handicap.
Adele Garrison tale follows Madge and Katie as they chase a clue about Janet Rawdon while Mary Harrison’s house routine unfolds. The narrator, seeking a blotter imprint, shifts to tidying Mary’s room and planning a pink pudding as Katie races to prepare the kitchen for a busy day.
Advice covers choosing comfortable knife handles firmly affixed to blades and storing knives in baize-lined drawers. Also suggests using paraffin soaked cotton to vent fumes into a neglected clock to clean its mechanism.
Doris discovers a Jerboa family near the gate and befriends Mama and Daddy Jerboa and their youngsters. She follows them through a grass tunnel to a cozy underground home where they share a supper before she returns home for her own.
A compact assemblage of famous quotes. notes from Ibsen Chesterfield Racine Emerson Goethe Cicero Pliny the Younger and others on time virtue learning and character. The piece presents wisdom from multiple historical figures as a meditation on inheritance thought and education.
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