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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
13
Dear Elsie explains why twenty five year old men avoid week night dating. They are settling into serious jobs and see late nights as harmful to work. They prefer casual week night outings with office friends, reserving Saturdays for socializing. Susy and her peers may rethink tactics.
A feature on creating a comfortable boy’s room with practical, sturdy furniture. It describes walnut-finished pieces, a window seat with a denim cushion, plain chairs, a Morris chair, and school insignia cushions. The room avoids feminine frills and aims for a practical, welcoming space for a growing boy.
A reader asks if she should continue dating a man two years older when she does not love him. Annie Laurie advises honesty, telling him how she feels so he can decide the future of their friendship. The column notes fair dating etiquette and ends with a quip about engagements and seeing the same engaged partner nightly.
A fragmentary account recalls Andrew Mellon, banker, and a loan given to a struggling businessman. Mellon sent his son to learn the facts and decide how to recover the funds, guiding the family’s handling of the repayment and the investor’s plight.
Rhubarb is prepared by scalding to remove acidity then cut into pieces and boiled ten minutes before use. It pairs with strawberries, pineapple, or apples and can be made into rhubarb strawberry pie or stewed for breakfast with cereals.
In a tense scene Adele Garrison's heroine Harriet confronts Mary’s unknown guardian and reveals mounting worry over Mary Harrison. Harriet insists she will oppose Lillian's scheme while recounting letters from a troubling figure connected to Mary and noting Mary's precarious travel and hotel arrival.
Dr. Royall S. Copeland reflects on aging and longevity, citing century ages in the US and abroad. He urges staying active, maintaining health and social ties, and resisting a passive “old age” mindset to remain vital and productive as time passes.
A reader asks about a light leakage of the heart and the doctor reassures it will not prove fatal with proper care. Advice includes avoiding overexertion and undue excitement to maintain a normal life and stable heart condition. The column then addresses questions on scalp and hair loss, noting that general health greatly affects hair condition.
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