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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1931
Page
10
Dr. Royal S. Copeland explains sacroiliac sprain as a major backache cause from falls lifting or childbirth. Rest in bed, adhesive strapping, and a supportive belt prescribed by a physician offer rapid relief and prevent further pain.
A column of brief health Q and A items covers boiled water versus plain water opinions, orange juice for breakfast fattening, soda crackers impact on weight, bone-building foods, teething ages for babies, foods for growth, and causes of facial flushing due to heat with advice to improve overall health and circulation.
A reader asks about a love triangle involving two men and one woman. Advice urges honesty with the friend, warns of hurt, and suggests revealing truth and handling loyalties carefully.
A vintage column warns readers about sun bathing risks and the allure of the summer vamp. It notes young men fall for fleeting romances, often ending in heartache, yet the experience can prompt appreciation for the steady, honorable girl and the value of restraint.
Mr Veritsen argues Avis Arlen fits better than Mary as Noel’s wife, citing a sentimental bond with Avis Arlen’s late father. The exchange reveals his sincere yet theatrical language as he hints at deeper family ties and future arrangements.
The narrative surveys Helgoland history from its chalk cliff collapse to its role as a naval outpost under Kaiser Wilhelm, detailing sea erosion, shifting livelihoods, and the island’s wartime fate. It notes the islanders’ exile to Hamburg during World War I and hints at continued dramatic developments to come.
A household tip suggests flies hate the scent of eucalyptus. Sprinkle on cloth, wave it to fresh air, then open doors and windows and sweep toward the exit to banish flies from the home.
A reflective piece imagines a six month old red headed baby and wonders what she may become. The narrator muses on possible futures from artist to singer to dancer and explorer, while considering joys and dangers the child might face as she grows. Copyright 1981 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
A columnist recalls Dick returning from Europe and renouncing all food criticism. He overcomes early prejudice toward unfamiliar dishes finding most strange foods are good. The piece argues against eating aversions, noting genuine medical cases exist but resist prejudice as a social nuisance.
The passage urges overcoming food bias by privately trying unpopular items like asparagus mushrooms or lobster with cream sauce. It frames prejudiced guests as social nuisances and promotes self education through exposure to broaden taste and acceptance.
The article notes a high pressure planetary state presaging activity with uncertain financial returns. It advises safeguarding funds and seeking counsel from elders or institutions, with letters possibly bringing results. A birthday today signals a lively year and wise guidance from elders. Notable nativity Colleen Moore is cited.
Today's Fashion by Vera Winston highlights a practical two piece frock in ratine with fringe edges and a green belt. The lightweight autumn style suits sportswear and day to day town use, signaling a return for two piece silhouettes in pale flesh tones.
Shadow children Knarf Mij Flor Hanid and Yam visit Mr Hogg in a pig pen to learn why a pig s tail is curled and discover the pig s long tale is really a longer story told by Mr Hogg in a playful exchange from a 1931 feature.
A miscellaneous collection of quotations and aphorisms from Shakespeare Lessing Addison Caesar Burke Elio Despair Vauvenages Scott Holmes Rollin Luther and others on virtue memory motive affection and youth. The compiled sayings emphasize action motive and resilience across varied voices.
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