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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
7
Dr Copeland argues Adam did not die of gout and offers diet tips for gout prevention. He stresses temperance in eating and drinking, high water intake, fruits like apples, and a meatless balance with lemon water. He cites heredity and lifestyle as key factors and recalls a 1925 publication by Newspaper Picture Service.
There are two young men in this city who flirt with me and I want to meet them but have no mutual friends to introduce us. If no introductions are possible you must wait for someone to make an introduction or accept the reality of not meeting them. A teen girl asks how to win back a friend who has chosen another. the adviser says keep being friendly, pursue common interests, and do not worry about the other friend.
A portrait of Andrew Carnegie tracing a life from a twenty cent daily bobbin boy to the head of Carnegie Steel. The piece notes his rise via Scott’s mentorship, his keen stock moves, and the formation of United States Steel in 1901. It recalls his philanthropy, wealth, and death in 1919.
Annette Bradshaw explains how ready made paints and decorative appliques from large stores can refresh furniture with little expense. She describes using decals on furniture lamp shades walls and window shades to mimic oils and suggests finishing with white varnish for a polished look.
Wanda Barton notes a return to hand made wash cloths using cheesecloth and feather stitched hems. She discusses soap selection amid hard and soft waters, favoring Spanish castile and traditional French soaps for lasting lather and scent, with emphasis on quality over perfumed industrial products.
In a village a couple close to a derelict rectory chase a disappearing figure believed to tie to a missing man. Lee Chow, a Chinese guide, and the couple seek a furnished house as clues mount, while a cheerful small rector hosts them with unseen tension.
A reader asks if true love is selfish or unselfish when proposing marriage and whether a man should seek his own happiness if a woman loves another. Elsie and contributors discuss sacrifice, loss, and choosing happiness for another versus clinging to a single romance.
A 1925 horoscope notes a lively day with Mars and Mercury favoring enterprise and travel. Warnings appear against risky speculation and lending. Those employed may see advancement, birthdays bring change and promotion, and a child may succeed in business but suffer from speculative losses.
Grace Thorncliffe details a shopping afternoon with a friend Emma as they seek an affordable two-piece evening dress. They compare Madame's high end pieces to a peach georgette option from a smaller shop, noting a two-piece skirt bodice design with silver thread embroidery and dancing friendly cut.
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