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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1930
Page
10
Dr Copeland warns of carbon monoxide dangers from gas heating cooking and engines. He cites cases from Cleveland and everyday risks from faulty hoses closed garages and blocked furnaces. He urges immediate medical help for poisoning and emphasizes prevention and public awareness.
In a winter car ride toward Kingston, Madge and companions endure icy slopes and shifting nerves. Lillian fears skidding while Mary distracts with chatter and warmth as the heater battles the cold. The group pushes on, hoping for safety after a perilous descent and the looming reminder of Robert Savarin’s death.
A Q and A about teen dating and social boundaries. Kay suggests teen girls may receive many callers if parents are fine with it, and socializing with girl friends can help. Annie Laurie notes a teen girl liking an older boy should balance care with distance, while Veggie adds a confident girl earns respect by self respect and proper distance.
A condensed health guidance piece lists remedies and causes for piles constipation weight loss circulation dizziness and other concerns. It covers diet, self control, doctor consultation, and examinations to identify exact causes before treatment. It also addresses sleep posture and skin issues linked to diet and constipation.
Seen on Fifth Ave shows a trend in blues with a daytime dress in three shades of blue. The sleeveless design uses a deep V yoke extending beyond the shoulders for cap sleeves. A three tone effect appears at the hips and a navy godet in the front adds flair.
A model recounts a trying shopping morning as a cranky customer tests patience. After hours of showing options from morning frocks to evening gowns, the shopper settles on a green silk lace dress with a jeweled girdle and matching jacket. The narrator notes relief at making a sale and expects the next visit to be easier.
Diet guidance by JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON urges balanced meals and regular timing to preserve health and figure. She recommends light breakfasts, nourishing lunches, and mindful dinners with fruit, vegetables, lean protein, and controlled portions to maintain energy and a smooth complexion.
The tuner transite for this day presages active and prosperous conditions. New ventures show encouraging sway and may incite radical change in business and environment. Financial prospects are strong with excellent chances of promotion and favor from superiors. Those born on this day can expect progress and prosperity in high goal pursuit.
A woman who did not want her baby exchanges with another woman who wished for a child. The husband is enraged at first but forgives his wife as the truth surfaces. The couple buys baby gear and plans to move South to raise their son, who is described as a strong healthy boy. The story ends with neighbors uneasy but the family hopeful.
Five shadow-children in a nursery travel to King Fat-Wat's country via a tin soldier and a Un-soldier. They encounter a cannibal who plans to eat the King but slip into a doll-house palace where misadventures unfold. The group debates eating choices as danger looms with a jack-in-the-box king.
Eleanor Ross discusses antique exhibitions emphasizing the appeal of beauty over age. She notes pewter’s resurgence as a simple, low maintenance option and advises mixing antiques with plain furniture in country homes. The piece highlights reproductions and hidden heirlooms as fashionably accessible alternatives.
A compact quotation note cites two authors on friendship and truth, contrasting common names with uncommon virtue. The pair discusses loyalty as a scarce treasure, highlighting the tension between familiar bonds and genuine honesty.
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