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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1927
Page
12
A young woman and her mother die after a car crash with a nearby chauffeur injured. Passersby speed by as the wreck lies in a ditch two feet off the highway, prompting reflections on indifference and the failure to stop and help. The column questions whether modern haste and self focus dull humanity and urges readers to aid others in distress.
Genevieve Kemble notes Tuesday September 27 brings patience to handle minor obstacles and deceitful side issues with lunar Mercury insight. Saturn sextile Sun promises returns for patience and perseverance. A birthday reader may gain a year of reward for industry. Notable nativity: Thomas Nast.
Annie Laurie counsels that before engagement a teen may date others, as long as both parties discuss plans. She suggests talking with the girl to decide whether to continue seeing others. Letters on problems are welcomed and answered through the newspaper.
Pam, broke and pressed for a dress, trades on sample fabrics to craft an elegant black taffeta gown with pink satin sash. The improvised design uses large samples for bodice and net skirt, yielding a near replica at a fraction of the cost. Pam cheers the home made solution.
A Dear Elsie column discusses jealousy as a sickness tied to an inferiority complex. A reader Joan asks for help with jealousy in her five month marriage, and Elsie counsels self control and reassurance toward fidelity. A second letter from Patience describes conquering jealousy by self-examination, improving personal appearance, listening, and patience, ending with a note that jealous people are unsure of themselves.
A vintage health piece offers neck care tips for women and men, arguing the neck betrays age. It prescribes exercises like exaggerated chewing, head revolving, throat massage with cold cream, and regular practice to maintain a firm neck.
Royal S. Copeland argues against patent cures for tuberculosis and urges reliance on medical examination and healthy living. He warns against false remedies and promotes doctor consultation, hygiene education, and official health guidance for prevention and treatment.
Adele Garrison presents a dramatic scene where Madge and Phil Veritzen discuss Noel. The conversation blends romance, strategy, and personal rifts as Noel's actions provoke tension while Mary Harrison and Miss Lincoln figure in the evolving intrigue.
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