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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1929
Page
10
Public health column by Dr Roy S Copeland urges early treatment of illness to avoid dangerous complications. He cites influenza epidemics, notes most deaths occur from complications, and advises consulting a physician promptly rather than delaying care.
A fashion model recalls varied human nature among clients and colleagues. She credits a patient, influential mentor, Helene, with guidance about dress, diet, and sleep, and hopes for future opportunities. She anticipates a matinee with Helene and revels in a new Madame’s gown, a black satin afternoon dress with a long, elegant hem.
Practical guide extols trays as time saving helpers for breakfast, tea, and snacks. Describes shapes sizes materials from wood to silver, notes sturdy construction, collapsible stands, and using multiple trays for service for six. Encourages homemade lace liners and emphasizes variety over cost.
The daily outlook warns that high stimulation brings potential futility and danger from speculation and extravagance. Employment and new ventures face malefic influence with postponement and conservatism advised. Those born today face a tough year of complexity. a child may be ambitious yet better off independent.
A fragment offers egg yolk separation by breaking into a pie chimney and noting whites separate. It also advises treating gas mantles with vinegar and a pinch of sal ammoniae to strengthen them, and adds a vinegar-enhanced tip for oil stoves to extend burn time and brightness.
The article explains using a wheeled serving tray to handle large parties with minimal trips to the kitchen. It describes setup for breakfast and dinner, with trays on wheels and lower shelves for multiple courses, allowing uninterrupted service.
A reflective piece condemns male favoritism toward a stenographer and outlines professional boundaries. It argues to avoid flirtatious behavior, gifts, close physical proximity, late hours, and coercive advances, urging work relations to remain businesslike and separate from personal dating.
A 1929 guidance note argues that men value what must be earned and prefers a chase over readily given kisses. It claims a woman who offers favors too easily harms her appeal, praising restraint and effort in romance.
An article extols home salt water baths for health and beauty. It urges using two pounds of salt per tub, fifteen minute cold dips or warm recs, sun rooms and sun lamps, new glass, and a towel rub to finish. It notes benefits for skin circulation sleep cold prevention and hair care.
A teen asks if a jealous 19 year old boyfriend is suitable. The advice: if not engaged, keep many friends to find Mr Right. true love would lead to a marriage proposal. A 16 year old loves a 30 year old fiancé and questions ongoing kissing. response suggests the suitor curtails affection until she responds, but not that he doubts love.
Adele Garrison presents Harry outlining a strategy to win Philip Veritzen's approval for Noel Veritzen's engagement and the improvised play. Lillian and Dicky reflect on past trust while a sedative calms Noel and a cautious plan unfolds to align Phil with the production.
In a Monday April scene May ignores the five shadow children Mij Mor Hanid Knarf Yam who try to help her learn. A mischievous package arrives with a bold rule that April first is for fools. May opens it and is fooled, the shadows regretfully voicing their warning.
A compact compilation of maxims from Hobbes Pope Jonson Voltaire Erasmus Bacon Burke emphasizing peace self defense prudence reading and writing as paths to wisdom. The lines offer cautions about zeal timidity envy and public welfare through memorable sayings.
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