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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1930
Page
6
A NY senator and former city health chief urges proper footwear to protect foot health and overall well being. He explains bunions form from tight pointed shoes and high heels, causing deformity and pain. Proper fitting shoes, supportive arches, and podiatrist care prevent nerve and back issues and boost efficiency.
Reader questions cover white nail blotches from manicure injury likely to grow out. trophic rhinitis with partial relief needing specialist care or hospital clinic treatment. and cleaning teeth with bicarbonate of soda is not harmful. Copyright 1939.
Expert beauty guidance outlines a new rouge technique gaining popularity for a natural look. It explains contour changes with age and offers step by step methods for dry and paste rouge, plus a high cheek rouge pattern that peaks at the hair line for a youthful illusion.
Genieve Kemble predicts much change and travel this holiday season with industry and effort in work. Elderly persons or institutions may offer modest support while caution is urged against letter fraud. A birthday child should be industrious and inventive, enjoying change and travel with possible help from elders.
Household tips cover two aims. Soak fish in strong salt water to remove muddy taste or odor before cooking. For ironing, dampen the cloth to use steam for better moisture. To get golden brown potatoes fried in oil, add a teaspoon of vinegar when nearly cooked.
The article discusses shifting from velvet and lame outfits to color matching ensembles. It highlights a raspberry velvet cloak paired with pale raspberry crepe and a blue and silver lame wrap with matching blue georgette frocks. Two sketches depict a biscuit satin full length coat with fur trim and a biscuit crepe Byzantine dress, noting joined satin appliques and simple rounded silhouettes.
In a boarding school tale Marion presses a plan to view a grandmother’s secret fortune box kept in a bank vault. The narrator fears burglars, guards the box, and weighs sharing with Carolyn while Christmas dinner looms and a looming employer adds tension.
A home kitchen note offers two stuffing ideas beyond bread: oyster stuffing for small birds using whole oysters, breadcrumbs, butter and lemon juice. and a tart goose or duck stuffing with dried apricots, breadcrumbs, butter and lemon juice. The apricot juice can flavor the pan during roasting.
Winifred Black tells of a 12 year old who shot his own father and is imprisoned. The piece contrasts the father’s reckless life with the boy’s sensitive nature and questions the impact on the boy and the woman, his mother, in a moral tale set amid “the bright lights.”
A young reader asks how to become popular and whether dating casually is appropriate. The advisor urges enjoying good times in moderation, suggests a four person group for parties, and advises presenting the relationship as a friendship. For a farmer's daughter, the reply recommends inviting the young man home to signal interest and using subtle, gentle signals to convey affection.
Grace Thorncliffe recounts opening Madame's Christmas gifts with Helene. The pair admire matching wool jersey lounging pajamas inspired by Russian styling, featuring white blouses, striped sashes, and full black jersey trousers, perfect for winter evenings at home.
In a nursery tale, a tin soldier laments lacking spectacles for a three eyed Gog and King Fat-Wat. Shadow children plot to borrow Father’s two viewing glasses to craft three, hoping the three eyed Gog will stop feasting on friends at sunrise.
A compact excerpt explores focus and effort, contrasting spectators with doers. It cites Foster on concentration, Ray on copying wisdom, South on idleness, Crashaw on small talk, and Emerson on enthusiasm driving great moves. The passage links ambition to action and public skepticism to inner resolve.
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