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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
10
Health column by ROYAL S. COPELAND discusses eyelid styes, their causes, and treatments. It covers hot compresses, boric acid, possible incision, vaccine considerations, and remedies like yellow oxide of mercury ointment. Prevention centers on hygiene, vision checks, proper glasses, sleep, and healthy habits.
A guide for mothers on planning varied soft diets for recovering children. It suggests using milk, cocoa, eggs, and gentle fruit purees, with detailed prep methods for vegetables, cereals, and mashed textures to ease swallowing while preserving nutrition.
A reflective piece urges American girls to value inner beauty over fashion and excess. It praises courage, poise, and self-respect, arguing beauty comes from within and not from expensive clothes.
In a tense scene a decoded telegram reveals Hugh Grantland alive and planning a quiet midnight mission with Richard and Harry. The group must assemble at Noyack Bay’s old bathhouse at one o'clock, bring revolvers and rope, and travel via woods roads to a hidden beach.
Adele Garrison depicts a strategy discussion among a group planning discreet guard shifts and a covert operation at a farmhouse. They map escape routes, suspect scrutiny, and decide to use a bungalow as a discreet base to shield Hugh and Lee Chow from danger while protecting the children.
The article extols Algiers as a winter haven attracting visitors from cruises and friends guests. It describes the city’s geography, historic French and Moorish quarters, the waterfront Boulevards, the citadel on the hills, Mustapha Supérieur with hotels and villas, plus lively markets, mosques, palaces, and gardens. The climate is mild and inviting for daily sightseeing.
Genevieve Kemple notes a downbeat forecast with possible health concerns and anxieties. Those with birthdays face risk to health and distractions in business, urging care for elderly women and warning against deception and petty betrayal.
A 1922 reference notes spider silk fibers for precise scientific instruments. It mentions London buses traveling about 186 million miles annually and outlines fingerprint applications from banking signatures to criminal identification.
A serialized tale recalls Sophie a pretty American woman whose romance with a Polish Count faltered over a dowry dispute. After a failed engagement and a bitter note, Sophie returns to Europe, then reunites with the Count and faces skepticism about money and love in American society.
Classical home remedy suggests frequent applications of hot water after boiling and cooling to a safe comfort level. The method involves dipping a folded cloth into the water for treatment and relief.
Today's fashion notes Vera Winston highlights that blouses remain a Spring staple alongside suits. It describes two representative blouse models in yellow jersey with gold buttons and a white crepe blouse with red polka dots, plus the continued rise of separate gauze blouses. It also gives home eye care remedies for puffiness using rose water boric acid lotion and a compounded ointment for under eye healing, advising doctor consultation if no improvement.
A reader asks how to choose among three suitors while keeping others content. The advisor says honesty is essential and that true love means choosing one man. if unable, tell all three the truth so they pursue other options with serious, honest treatment.
A cautionary tale where a boy named Jim eats more than his shadow Mil can handle. As Jim gorges on pie the shadow grows, bursts, and the family must piece Mil back together, learning a lesson about greed.
Aline Michaelis presents a poetic portrait praising a beloved figure. The verse highlights hair described as pale gold and eyes as tawny deep. Imagery uses beads and amber tones to mirror her beauty and evoke tender dreams.
A collection of short maxims and proverbs from Sir J Denham Latin and Shakespeare Bacon and others. The lines remark on wisdom pride injury love and health with brisk moral flair.
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