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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1926
Page
8
California statistician says infant mortality has fallen from 160 to 65.4 per 1000 births since modern mothers began seeking informed advice. He argues the decline results from better education, medical guidance, and access to professional care, not from traditional “big family” norms.
Royal S Copeland argues psychology drives eating on trains and in restaurants. He contrasts European style selective meals with the all-inclusive American plan, claiming mass psychology tempts overeating and urges rational eating aligned to work and body needs. Also includes reader questions on health topics and Dr Copeland’s guidance.
Annie Laurie offers guidance to teenage girls and young women facing romance dilemmas. Readers submit questions about love, loyalty, and social norms, with Annie Laurie urging practical choices and self respect. The column invites letters addressed to Annie Laurie at the newspaper.
A fragmented, cryptic diary style excerpt reveals the narrator’s fear of a controlling partner and a looming ominous life change. The text hints at tension between affection and threat, with references to a husband’s possessive behavior and a looming, oppressive inevitability.
Winifred Black argues that society fixes on technique over substance in arts and life. She notes matinee crowds praise hand use and voice while ignoring plot and emotion, urging a balance between craft and great ideas across painting music poetry and literature.
A fragmented snippet mentions Hy Wanda Marton and home making, with garbled text and stray phrases. The readable content suggests an item about domestic work or household tasks but provides no clear event, date, or entities beyond personal names.
A dated piece notes that English bank staff must wear frock coats and be clean shaven on duty. It mentions oysters as highly nourishing and easily digested. Squirrels are described as children’s pets, while adults favor monkeys. Breakfast is unpopular with fashionable women, who substitute light items or even ice to stay slim.
Seen on 5th Ave. by Miss Shopper highlights fall dresses and suits worn for morning wear. The brief item mentions smart tailoring and color trends, noting green and muted tones as the season’s appeal.
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