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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1927
Page
12
Medical advice from Dr. Royl S Copeland emphasizes digestion as a health cornerstone. Constipation signals underlying issues, and improving eating, living standards, and hygiene can boost vitality. Cautions against daily purging and urges gradual, nonmedicinal correction while addressing infections and toxin buildup.
Tomorrow's horoscope notes auspicious planetary influence guiding cautious ventures. Financial prospects shine but warn against treachery and subtle threats to new projects. Notable nativity: Wayne MacVeagh, U.S. Attorney General, cited as example of generous yet strategic traits.
Grace Thorncliffe notes from AM letters about French fashion houses in Paris. Diane describes waistline variations, belts replicating hip sections, and smart fitted backs. Evening gowns feature chiffons, sparse rhinestones, and fringe with rose mauve tint and tiered designs.
A young woman is consumed by movie stars, neglecting chores and schoolwork. Her room is wallpapered with star clippings and she imagines herself as the heroine adored by a heroic leading man. The piece contrasts aspiration with daily duties and hints at the allure of cinema.
A teen girl asks if she should kiss a older boyfriend and sneak around. EAR ANNIE LAURIE says she is too young for true love, urges discussing parental concerns, proposes hosting visits at home, and warns against clandestine meetings.
A reader asks how to handle a two year friendship with a shy young man who admires her. The adviser urges not to waste time, suggests keeping options open, being cheerful, and making other friends while avoiding pressuring him and avoiding overreliance on the relationship.
The Greeks used urns for each candidate where a white pebble signified approval and a black pebble signified disapproval. Shoe designers charging over $20 a pair consider hall marking to guarantee quality.
A fashion advisory on choosing materials to suit figures with examples. A friend’s black crepe gown flatters a tall slim figure while a satin replica fails, showing sheen can alter perceived fullness. Rules favor dull finishes for the plump and suggest clingy fabrics for slender figures.
Dear Elsie relates a widow’s note of religious difference straining marriage plans. A reader recounts how family pressure and intolerance threaten love before the couple chooses to marry, highlighting personal faith and shared happiness amid controversy.
A reader shares two quiet weddings and six years of happiness despite faith differences. A domestic note offers seasonal wardrobe care and home tips for summer, plus a reader letter about a mistreated wife and advice on seeking rights.
Adele Garrison shows Mary facing truth about her departure from Philip Veritzen's organization. Aunt Harriet's judgment and fear of personal humiliation push Mary toward confession, while Madge counsels restraint and a plan to pursue cooking and sewing to prove her worth and repay family support.
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