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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1931
Page
6
Dr Roy al S Copeland urges urban readers to use sun exposure as a health tonic. He promotes park or roof sun baths for adults and especially children to prevent or cure rickets, advising gradual exposure and noting sun in small doses refreshes while large doses burn.
Answers to health queries explain lumbago causing lower back pain and relief from heat or electricity. Advice for teething suggests doctor prescribed gum softeners or gum incision to aid eruption. A note promises full particulars by sending self addressed stamped envelope for further questions.
A reader seeks guidance on dating and conflict with a girlfriend and learns to communicate, compromise, and avoid endless quarrels. The column advises reasoning, honesty about constraints, and taking initiative to build friendship and plan shared activities while avoiding prolonged delays.
The narrator reflects on preparations for a transatlantic move with family, shopping for elegant gifts and travel items. She praises friends Helene Pam and Billy for wardrobe pieces, notes a farewell party hosted by Madame, and contemplates returning to work with renewed style insight after meeting designers and purchasing a coral pink polka dot chiffon outfit.
The piece notes a revival of hand knit fashion with sweaters, sweater-blouses, and sports gilets. Paris embraces hand-knit hats and scarves. It describes a bright red wool jersey sports gilet with crossed front pieces and navy blue hand-knit sweater with white lace stitch details, plus two hats: a white pique hat with grosgrain and a black picot straw Summer model with a moon shaped crown and curled feather accents.
Madge arranges to have Dicky assist with revising the third act while she contends with jealousy toward Lilian and Katherine. She fears harming her career but accepts Veritzen’s demand for completion, as the clock ticks toward a ten day window for the fourth act.
The Stars Say for Tuesday August 25 notes a routine day with minor importance for transits. Personal initiative can improve affairs though letters or speech may cause misunderstanding unless restrained. Notable Nativity: George Fawcett, actor.
Fifth Avenue fashion notes predict velvet’s comeback across formal daywear and evening dresses this autumn. Designers showcase sheer, light velvet for suits, frocks, and dinner gowns with black and white satin blouses. An exclusive shop features ivory transparent velvet with a dangling diamante harness.
The piece recalls Grandpa Hornblower raising hogs and curing hams in a traditional, mud-scented farm method, contrasted with a shift in opinion by the U S Department of Agriculture advocating clean pens and modern hog care. It laments changing beliefs and cultural memory as modern standards rise.
The article argues against rash retrenchment in home finances. It cites Nell cutting laundry costs, only to face time and labor burdens, and warns that improper economies harm meals, routines, and family mood. It urges balanced, intelligent cuts focusing on genuine necessities.
The text argues for practical saving through odd jobs or part time work to circulate money. It emphasizes living within means for peace of mind, preventing waste, and making definite comparisons to ensure worthwhile savings before adopting economy measures.
A collection of practical home advice covering tea making with condensed milk, safe cooking practices, stain removal using lemon and vinegar, wrapping and cleaning methods for fabrics, and simple tricks to brighten colors and preserve linens. The tips include using asbestos mats, lemon juice in pastry water, and vinegar for decanters and textiles.
A historical formula describes a lemon juice and salts of tartar rinse for reviving dull blonde hair. Apply warm liquid to saturate scalp and strands, massage thoroughly, rinse completely, and air dry in sun if possible. Once color and texture return to normal, discontinue and resume blonde shampoo regimen.
In a cloudy day tale, Knarf leads Flor Hanid and others to stage a play in an attic trunk. A bluebell rings to summon creatures of the moon, who arrive in a rush as the shadow-children seek actors for their show. Copyright 1951 Newspaper Feature Service.
A collage of quotations from Lincoln Longfellow Porter Hutchinson Stone Wilson Campbell Beecher Herbert Johnson Sallust Herodotus on faith doubt success fame and human folly. The snippets evoke moral reflection, perseverance, and the tension between perception and truth.
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