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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1930
Page
6
A medical overview explains Bright's disease as kidney inflammation either acute or chronic and often secondary to another infection. It outlines diet restrictions including limited protein, milk intake guidance, allowed carbohydrates and fruit, preferred cooked meats, and the role of fluids, rest, exercise, and physician guidance in treatment.
A 1930 health Q and A column addresses a lump in the throat surgery, itchy skin bumps likely hives, swollen ankles from poor circulation, and a thyroid epilepsy concern. It discusses weight guidance for a tall 61 year old man, exercise, fasting, hot baths, laxatives, and walking as health measures, with final note to seek doctor’s advice.
In a home making column Eleanor Ross advises couples to plan for unexpected costs by creating an Incidentals and Casualties fund. She notes past surprises like a fur purchase, dental work, a wedding present, a bath, and a radio can derail budgets, so set aside about 15 percent for misc events to protect savings.
The astrology column signals a very propitious day driven by a lunar Neptune trine with clever schemes or secret deals aiding advancement. Those born today may rise in employment or within secret societies or mergers, with diplomacy boosting status and a likely public spotlight for a gifted individual.
The article notes that most black wig hair comes from inmates in Italian and Spanish convents while blonde hair derives from Swedish Danish Russian and German peasants. It also states the Cullinan diamond found in South Africa in 1905 weighed 3022 carats, was cut into several brilliants, the largest of which is in the Empire's Crown jewels.
The Mode highlights simplicity as chic in a Chanel inspired black velvet ensemble. A clinging bodice joins a close fitting skirt with a decolletage detail in chiffon. The wrap in velvet, lined with white velvet and fox collar, features vertical hand run tucks and a cape like sleeve free front closure.
In a dramatic scene Phil Veritsen yields to remorse and forgives Noel and Mary. Mary defies risk to marriage while Noel embraces independence as Veritsen vows support, training, and a first look option for his son’s future works. The family reconciliation unfolds with emotional clarity and a hopeful future.
Josephine Huddleston reviews compact cosmetics trends with focus on dance wear. Large multi purpose cases offer lipstick powder and rouge in one unit but lack feminine polish. Tiny twin compact sets in enamel finish with relief figures gain popularity for portability and style.
Winifred Black recalls a long delayed romance of a young bookkeeper and a Blacksmith who loved from sixteen. Parents opposed but the couple married after forty-two years of waiting, living in a modest home built by Joe. The piece reflects on whether patience justified the sacrifice and whether true love endures lifelong.
Readers seek guidance on caring, honesty, and dating. A girl asks how to tell a bashful 21 year old boyfriend she cares. another advises obeying parents and reflecting on the relationship. a young man seeks a sensible partner, urged to choose discreetly and seek a compatible match.
A fashion diary entry by Grace Thorncliffe describes spending New Year at a winter resort and presenting as an active sportswoman for Billy. Madame advises selecting a smart, practical yet unobtrusive ensemble, with wardrobe changes from warm wear to lodge-appropriate attire. The outfit features navy suede, tailored crepe de Chine underlayers, double-breasted blouson, and bright accents, ending with a hopeful toast to the New Year.
In a fantasy tale, the shadow-children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf face a three-eyed Goggle planning to boil them. Knarf volunteers to be boiled and tricks the creature, surviving as shadows cannot be boiled, while the others escape back to bed.
A compact selection of quoted lines from Sprat Lang Bacon Paley Dryden Hook Crowell and others. The verses reflect on virtue love risk and human nature with concise maxims and moral reflections.
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