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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1929
Page
12
Health columnist Dr Roy S Copeland argues rheumatism and other pains stem from body poisoning from abscessed teeth. He cautions that hidden root abscesses can cause chronic symptoms and urges dentists to remove the source while noting that local treatments help but only provide partial relief.
An unnamed diarist notes guests visiting during the season and Helene’s sister arriving as a critical skeptic who becomes charmed. She purchases a stunning red two piece ensemble with a pleated circular skirt, velvet bows, and a coat effect jacket, leaving town envious.
A reflective piece follows Madge Geyer as a girl grows toward Sweet Sixteen and ambition for fame. She prioritizes a stage or movie career over love, urging that true happiness lies in choosing love when options clash, though fame may align with romance at times.
An article discusses colored sheets as a trend beyond traditional white and explains practical sizing shifts. It notes beds use three basic sizes but urges generous lengths over 100 inches to cover mattresses and tuck in, with hemmed lengths shorter than marked. It also mentions shrinkage patterns during washing and mangle-drying.
Years of advice told to keep the wide hem on top when making a bed prove unfounded for comfort as sheets wear evenly regardless of hem orientation. Shifting hems and using three sheets protect blankets, reduce dust, and cut laundering costs, a practice cited from Pullman Company bedmakers.
The columns warn of conflicting planetary conditions with cautious advice on new ventures and dangers from careless talk and truthfulness. People born on this day face a risky year if they overindulge in chatter. A child born now may need strict training in honesty and prudence to avoid self harm.
A reflective monologue on aging and gender expectations, contrasting middle aged men who own their age with youthful posturing. The speaker criticizes cosmetic disguises and superficial grooming while noting that mature men can still attract interest if honest about aging.
The piece argues against public possessiveness by a girlfriend, urging privacy in personal displays. It criticizes adjusting a partner in public and stresses that overt jealousy can make a man feel foolish and risk losing affection. Copyright 1929 Newspaper Venture Service Inc.
This article outlines a dry skin regimen using rich oils and creams for cleansing with mild soap and warm water, then applying almond meal masks with peroxide, rose water, and gauze, followed by hot towel steam and finish with nourishing cream. It advises overnight masks for severe dryness and periodic use for maintenance.
A reader asks how to handle a tough marriage. The adviser suggests both partners adjust to married life with patience, avoiding nagging or harsh outbursts, and keeping the qualities that won the husband, since early years are hard for both sides. Bear and Forbear is urged as a guiding proverb.
A restrained narrator endures a terrifying moment with Dicky as his anger flares during a tense farmhouse scene. She retreats to calm herself, plans a discreet exit, and masks her distress while others carry on with guarding guests and daily tasks.
Mr. Punch narrates a whimsical umbrella story as the shadow-children gather. He recalls finding a lonely umbrella leaning by a lamp post and sharing jokes to coax it home, only for the walking stick to be missing and the umbrella to laugh at his punch line.
A collage of aphorisms on workmanship virtue and solitude from Wedgwood Milton Emerson and Wilde. It contrasts cheap craft with noble character and notes the peril of overindulgence and mass opinion.
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