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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1931
Page
8
A national commentary explains that high blood pressure often lacks clear signs and is linked to age and vessel changes. It notes that diet, stress, and underlying kidney or heart issues contribute, and that stroke risk rises with persistent hypertension. It warns against so called cure products and urges lifestyle regulation and medical guidance.
A 1931 newspaper feature presents brief questions and answers on colitis diet and care, nasal catarrh, fingernail improvement after biting habit, and whether infected kidneys affect the nervous system. Advice emphasizes consulting a physician and returning questions with stamped envelopes.
On Fifth Avenue shoppers encounter a vivid array of felt hats in red green and blue. Furs and antelope felts are used, some with fur edging. New hats feature dramatic brims curving sharply over one eye and then the other, adding a cheerful, utilitarian flair.
The diary notes a worn but hopeful model balancing work in a shop, plans for a future home, and time with Billy. She laments health, contemplates visits to his aunt in the country, and anticipates his college dance and a private sale of lingerie.
The feature introduces bright green felt hats with a two-section crown and a flirtatious brim plus a hand crocheted silk hood and matching scarf suited for snowy resorts like Lake Placid or Quebec. A new black kid belt with elastic threading creates a puckered leather look, with optional metal or kid buckle.
Madge cleverly persuades Dicky to withdraw a threat to force her to the city to audition. She recalls telling Veritzen she could not start next Tuesday and would wait until after school, and Veritzen concedes she may come in when she chooses. Dicky acknowledges her victory with admiration as the scene shifts toward their next move.
Adele Garrison recounts overheard banter about a dramatic lines laden plot involving Philip Veritzen, with Mr Underwood hinting at a deeper secret behind the play discussion. The scene closes with a tease of tomorrow’s continuation and a dated copyright note.
The column foresees a day of change and potential public impact driven by a dominant planet. It warns of subtle betrayal and urges those born on the day to expect upheaval and possible career advancement, while describing a brilliant, change-loving child likely to achieve prominence.
A humorous essay contrasts the glove world of goldfish with human life in a family. It follows Tatters the dog and nine goldfish, noting their supposed indifference to human affairs while lampooning the self centered Trumble household.
A discussion contrasts piling dishes for occasional cleanup with constant washing and examines the psychology of clean homes. It suggests automatic disposal and commercial dishwashing as practical for busy workers while noting risks of unsightly clutter and mental unease from delaying cleaning.
A reader asks if a 17 year old should date a 15 year old. The advisor says both are young and compatibility can overcome age differences, noting many couples have the woman slightly older or younger. The answer suggests age difference is not decisive and will change as they grow.
A reader reports success lightening arm hair with peroxide and ammonia. Instructions detail two methods: direct application and a paste with chalk of magnesia. Tips cover facial use safety, odor concerns, nostril protection with cotton, eye-area precautions, and optional lemon juice in the formula.
Knarf and shadow-children discover a china dog perched on the mantel. The dog speaks and asks for a name, while the children offer options like Fido. The scene ends with Knarf promising to craft a new name tomorrow as the dog awaits.
A compilation of aphoristic lines from Byron Cicero Milton Plautus Emerson Montesquieu Shakespeare Longfellow Horace and Dionysius. The excerpts touch on avarice fame love and education, reflecting on morality and the role of poets and historians.
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