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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
8
The essay argues aging and gray hair result from natural plans not dyes. It links hair aging to life forces, ductless glands, and blood as a transporter between body parts. It cautions against cosmetic hair dyeing and suggests biological factors drive early grayness in a concise reflective tone.
Mohair curtains bed spreads and upholstery gain popularity for durability color variety and patterns. Mohairs resist fading shrinkage and wrinkles while shedding dust and cleaning well offering assorted weaves stripes and two faced color options for kitchens baths bedrooms and sun parlors.
The article outlines fall fashion trends focusing on feminine flares and drapes with simple trims like tucks and braids. Navy charmelaine and satin frocks feature circular hems and fluttering drapes, highlighting accessible street wear. It notes bold color options in red blue and brown and praises easy copying for home sewists.
A nineteen year old asks whether to reveal her past to an fiancé ten years older. Annie Laurie urges preserving the romance, advises against detailing past sins, and counsels marrying and moving forward. The piece then muses on enduring songs and memories, ending with a note of copyright 1923.
Adele Garrison’s absorbing sequel to Love's Ember centers on a tense social gathering as Madge and guests witness a striking sunset. Amid domestic tensions, Mr Veritzen’s flirtations and family loyalties unfold with quiet drama on the lawn and veranda.
Elsie Marlowe debates modern chivalry in 1927 Boston letters to a columnist. She contrasts today’s women’s independence with past pedestal views, noting women’s gains in education voting and property rights while men’s courteous gestures evolve.
Anne U offers an evening dress fitness tip focusing on shoulders and waistline. The windmill flutter exercise aims to improve shoulder posture and inward waist curve while warning it may cause initial aches and should be done in progressive repetitions.
The astrology notes Saturn’s active influence may slow progress in business and personal matters. Caution with money, protection of domestic ties and family health are advised, with delays likely for birthdays. A child born today may incline to serious pursuits or church affairs.
Alexander Borodin, born 1834 in Petrograd, renowned Russian composer and chemist, came from royal Georgian lineage. He balanced medicine, science, and music, married Catherine Protopova in 1863, and left unfinished Prince Igor. His fame rests on Steppes of Central Asia and folk influenced works. He died February 28 1887 in Petrograd during a gathering.
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