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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1931
Page
6
Dr. Copeland urges daily health rules including eating less and slower, more bulk raw foods, water between meals, ample sleep in ventilated rooms, and light clothing. He emphasizes outdoor time, upright posture, brisk walking, and joy in living for better health.
A reader asks about a possible hernia and its symptoms including left side swelling and pain. Answers suggest a strain as likely and note hernias may not be painful always. a careful exam will guide treatment and a truss may help if a hernia exists.
A wife boasts saving thirty dollars by copying an imported dress but ends up spending more overall. The piece cautions that post holiday retrenchment often leads to wasteful buying. It warns against drastic reductions on unnecessary items and promotes sensible purchases for real necessities.
The Star column warns of adverse astrological conditions with risks of duplicity and treachery in affairs. Caution urged for funds and official matters, especially for those in employment. birthdays may seek recognition while others face fraud or undermining in new ventures.
In London area under the L C C there are 94000 fewer residents than in 1921. Fatal street accidents rose from 747 in 1928 to 814 in the recent year. England's fish consumption is 85 percent from British fishing craft. A specialist urges plenty of fresh air as the best cold preventive and cure.
A fashion note presents two elegant frocks and a striking evening wrap. Emerald chiffon gown features diagonal pin-tucks, pleated tiers, and a jeweled belt. Black velvet cloak has a white fox collar. lace frock showcases chenille lace over satin with tulle trim and a two-layer skirt.
In a welcoming homecoming scene, Dicky and my father unveil a garden sunken pool as a surprise for me and my newborn daughter. Family members and neighbors, including Sam Ticer and the Underwoods, share mixed emotions while I reflect on my father’s protective devotion and the mystery of my past. The moment hints at looming tensions and a continuation promised tomorrow.
A 1920s era column advises women to slim upper arms for spring fashions. It promotes a arm thrusting exercise, daily practice, and a camphor alcohol lotion for reducing the arms. Suggests masking with cover and plans to discuss waistline tactics in a future article.
A writer recalls a morning scene in a court where a boy is disciplined for his puppy. The boy and mother share a kiss and laughter, contrasting with another friend’s childrearing belief that discipline harms ego. The piece argues everyday discipline shapes happier, steadier adults.
Shadow children, along with figures like the tin soldier and Miss Doll, search for a skink in a tale where Nobody has no body and admits he ate the skink. Hanid outsmarts him, the skink is recovered, and King Fat-Wat joins for a feast of tea and chocolate cake.
A reader asks Nancy Lee if a girl who flirts to provoke jealousy truly loves him. The column urges self understanding, advises setting boundaries with the boy and girl, and stresses mutual respect for lasting affection. A separate note tells a girl to broaden her circle and not tolerate a sulky, possessive suitor.
A fashion model leaves an order for a resort wardrobe as Grace Thorncliffe notes linen dominated ensembles with jackets for day and evening. She admires embroidered details and fur trimmed prints, including a linen lace gown and a paisley jacketed semi formal. The observer envies the traveler who will wear these styles this summer.
A compact quotation collage linking authors Taylor La Rochefoucauld Ray Cicero Penn Gracian on honesty deceit inquiry and prudence. It contrasts private virtue public behavior and the limits of cleverness while urging humility and prudent restraint in judgment.
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