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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1925
Page
8
A 1925 column by Dr. Royal Copeland discusses cold symptoms and emerging muscular soreness as a common cold effect. He explains selective tissue affinity of germs, suggests rest, heat therapy, massage, and electricity for muscular pain, and invites readers to send questions for medical guidance.
The piece urges correct posture as a key to beauty and offers a simple daily exercise. It stresses standing tall with shoulders back, chest out, and limbs coordinated with walking to build grace and strength. It includes a brief routine of bending elbow and knee, rising on the toes, and repeating for strength.
Paris endorses capes as stylish accessories for frocks and coats. Read about long capes reaching near hemlines, elbow-length cape coats, and cape-frocks in camel hair and kasha with colored trim. Designers pair capes with fur collars, self-material notches, and flounces to balance shoulder lines.
A 1925 piece discusses rising insanity rates among California women and echoes concerns from the East. It links late hours jazz culture and bootleg alcohol to mental strain, questioning female stamina and age ranges in asylums while noting economic pressures and changing social norms.
A reader named Defiance asks how to regain happiness after abandoning a past wild social scene. The columnist urges avoiding chic rebellion, suggests joining a decent, intelligent circle, and enjoying wholesome pleasures such as books, plays, films, and respectable company.
Cleaning tips cover pewter brass copper and tinware with common agents. Use whiting and emollients for soft metals and hot soda washes for tinware, with wire wool for stubborn spots. Brass polishes and lemon rinds aid small ornaments while oxalic acid can clean copper boilers and is available at drugstores.
A bizarre entity described as furred like a mole with a flattened ducklike beak and webbed limbs roams rivers in Southern and Eastern Australia and Tasmania. It reportedly barks, possesses a venomous bite, and allegedly reproduces by laying eyes, with a specimen in New York’s Bronx Zoo.
Sunday’s horoscope notes no strong astral portents and routine life after holidays. May see quiet birthdays with late night signing cautions. a child could have an eventful life if born late afternoon. Monday warns of unsettled year, risk of financial loss from speculation and fraud. personal life improves, home life thriving, births restless.
In a Binghamton hospital visit scene from 1925, Lillian uses coded inquiry to locate a key wartime contact named in a druggist list. The narrator follows as Lillian cleverly asks about a missing cousin and relies on a coded ally to identify a “handy” man through a pharmacy interaction.
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