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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1931
Page
8
Royal S Copeland describes neuralgia as nerve pain from infection or irritation. He notes facial neuralgia is severe and usually affects one side, with attacks lasting minutes to hours and recurring at intervals. He urges thorough examination of teeth sinuses tonsils intestines gall bladder kidneys and reproductive organs to locate infection.
Question on gaining weight asks for dietary guidance to improve overall health. Response suggests general health improvement and requesting full particulars via self addressed stamped envelope. A bitter mouth taste linked to hyper acidity. advice to correct diet and maintain bowel regularity.
The article notes a revival of windowless dressing rooms, packed with drawers shelves and mirrors. It discusses placement between bedroom and bath, dust protection, organized wardrobes and lingerie storage, and smart color touches to transform a bare space into a practical dressing room.
A fashion diary entry recalls two extra weeks in Paris before returning home, detailing Grande Semaine events and the Polo Club dinner. It notes modest, age-appropriate gowns for young Parisiennes with net lace dresses, simple hair, light makeup, and delicate scents, plus garden party ensembles in white organdie with pastel embroidery and cire trims.
The report notes pajamas stepping beyond home into public spaces from bedrooms to boudoirs to beach clubs and roof gardens with designers approving formal loungewear though shopper interest remains limited. It highlights two contrasting ensembles a sheer black lace set with a green belt and a ruby velvet jacket with white satin trousers showcasing diversity in pajama fashion.
Adele Garrison's installment centers on Philip Veritzen admitting he favors Avis Arlen over Mary Harrison as Noel Veritzen's wife. He pledges no coercion but cites risks of a powerful partnership in a professional couple, with Mary as the driving force and Avis seen as a danger to Noel's career. The scene ends as the narrator asks for the full reasons, hinting at a second motive to be revealed tomorrow.
A narrator recalls a theatre encounter with an old acquaintance, focusing on memory and petty quarrels from the past. The piece highlights how perceived wrongs shrink with time and the lingering, vivid details of a fashionable, ambitious woman.
The letters discuss teenage dating and parental rules. A girl asks how to handle steady dating with a university-bound partner, while others advise trust, restraint, and concentrating on serious intentions. A teen asks about dating age and a younger girl questions youth and dating boundaries.
The column predicts an eventful prosperous day in work and new ventures with possible dramatic turns in personal relations. Birthday individuals face a year of adventure and promotion while writings may cause anxiety without caution. A child born then could be talented in unconventional ways and favored by employers.
The article discusses how blonde hair tends to darken with age and improper rinses. It warns against uneven coloring from lightening washes and urges using a faithful blonde shampoo and informed methods. A series will explain formulas and the why behind treatments.
Knarf and four shadows debate whether a pig's curly tail should be straightened. Knarf insists the tail is always curly and could cause trouble if altered, fearing the tail may curl up and sleep, a danger the others dismiss as unlikely. Tomorrow: Piggie Objects.
A catalog of famous quotations on education character public service and the pursuit of knowledge. Notable lines from Ambrose Sowell Spencer La Rochefoucauld Michelangelo Lessing Bacon Beattie Goethe Sterne Emerson and Cervantes. The collection contrasts inner mind with outward acts and promotes thoughtful weighing of ideas.
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