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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1927
Page
10
Royal S Copeland describes the stomach as a vital organ with a huge role in digestion and a capacity up to two quarts. He explains anatomy from esophagus to pylorus, offers care tips and cautions about improper foods, advising breathing, sleep, cod liver oil and practical questions from readers.
A reader asks multiple health questions about weight gain diet eye care chilblains and numbness. Answers advise nourishing foods fluids, bowel health, outdoor exercise, weighing guidance for a 16 year old girl, 18 year old man, tonsil painting with iodine, eyelid treatment with yellow oxide of mercury, and general health improvement. requests for full particulars and self addressed stamped envelopes accompany.
An essay on modern apartments replacing formal dining rooms with living areas. Folding table and chairs tuck away when not in use. A lowboy replaces the sideboard, brass candle sticks and a bowl of flowers provide minimal decoration. The mirror completes a simple refined ambiance.
A period cookbook style guide offers melon serving ideas. It covers chilling and slicing melons for cocktails and tableside dishes, plus decorative arrangements with cantaloupes and fruit salads. Details include methods to prep honeydew and options pairing with ice-cream or mayonnaise based dressings.
Youthful dance frock in apricot georgette features an ochre lace yoke over a slim bodice with two lace ruffle rows and handmade flower cluster. A buoyant skirt joins scalloped georgette with three lace ruffle rows, designed for a youthful silhouette.
A teen girl asks how to handle a crush on an older boy and public guidance urges maturity, focus on studies, and frank talk with her mother while cautioning against relationships with older teens. A mother challenges the editor to print the letter. Annie Laurie counsels distance and honesty.
Annie Laurie counsels a reader to temporarily leave town to heal from a painful romance. If travel is impossible, she urges forming new interests and staying socially active to blunt the hurt. She notes the involved friends are innocent and urges avoiding secrecy or bitterness.
Friday August 12 horoscope notes uncertain auguries but potential for beneficial outcomes with sudden events. Ambitions may advance with abrupt changes bringing financial gain and possible honors. domestic life may be unsettled. Birthday readers look forward to prospects and honors, while Pauline Frederick is cited as a notable nativity.
A 1927 Newspell description of New Guinea tribes details widow mourning customs. Widows lie beneath their husbands’ huts for up to eighteen months, eat little, and visit graves daily guided by a relative with a wand. Death is feared as evil spirits, yet sorrow dominates village life.
Dear Elsie advises against assuming respect equals love. A woman in doubt asks if marrying for respect can bring happiness when there is no romantic spark. The column notes love varies by personality and faith, and that tests for love differ, urging personal honesty over societal pressure.
Seen on 5th Ave features discussing necklines ribbons and frocks with cream satin gowns and pastel rosebuds. It notes fall browns Marron Grace Copperleaf Autumn and similar names as popular colors for brunettes and mentions green or claret slippers pairing with gowns. The piece then pivots to a moral advice column about love marriage and loyalty with references to timing faiths education and enduring partnership. Copyright. 1927. by Premier Syndicate. Ino
Adele Garrison frames Eleanor Lincoln as a whirlwind of feeling over a prized dog. Lincoln longs to possess the animal and questions a man’s temper as Mrs. Graham and Noel drive home after a bizarre incident with a wolfhound.
Mothers who oversee the midday family meal and children's schooling would benefit from a quiet half hour of rest. If all the air sacs in an adult's lungs were spread out, they would cover about 100 square yards, illustrating the lungs' vast surface area.
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