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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
10
A 1920 feature tale portrays a doctor’s unhappy marriage driven by a jealous, gossiping wife who resents his public esteem. The narrative traces their long acquaintance from childhood, the couple’s bitter dynamic, and the doctor’s eventual relief as separation looms.
A serialized romance excerpt tracks a perilous late drive on Middle Island to reach a farmhouse before Noel is moved. Dicky and Harry Underwood rush repairs as tension builds, while a starry forecast hints at a year of advancement for those in power and a cautious, rumor‑filled atmosphere.
The season favors large coin dots in black and white chiffon and crepe for formal wear, tiny voile and chiffon dots for afternoon frocks, and classic polka dots in street wear. Dots lead to casual to semi tailored styles, with a handkerchief linen one piece and a stylized black and white check jacket suit highlighted.
Dr Copeland outlines pernicious anemia as a serious condition with elusive causes and emphasizes removing disturbing factors. He notes secondary anemia from infections or toxins, the limited role of transfusion in some cases, and the need to treat each patient by identifying underlying sources such as dental or intestinal infections while outlining rest, massage, diet regulation, light exercise, and possible transfusion.
A reader asks about fatty tumors eye pain eye strain and viewing changes. Answers suggest weight guidance for a young tall girl bone digestion diet and glasses updates. Advice covers circulation remedies and general health building with milk and eggs.
Knarf and friends chase a cold in a shadow tale where a tin soldier guides him into a forest of handkerchiefs. The cold clings to Knarf until Mi devises a plan to return home with it by offering medicine, which scares the cold away. Knarf vows not to repeat the folly.
A reader asks if an eighteen year old should date despite parental limits. Nancy Lee suggests a home party to prove trust, then open discussion with parents about dating rules. Another reader asks how to get a definite RSVP for a dance and is advised to confirm or invite someone else if no reply. An Independent Patsy asks how to handle jealousy and suspicions in an engagement and is told to avoid reading into every action and to remain content with current arrangements.
The 1859 Peiho River incident features Flag Officer Josiah Tattnall who towed reinforcements to British forces under fire, risking neutrality to save the day. The phrase he uttered linked American and British kinship, shaping postwar Anglo American amity and highlighting Tattnall’s long naval career and Georgia birth.
Seen Along Fifth Avenue notes capelets appearing in twos and threes on coats and dresses as the season progresses. Neckwear and hosiery trends follow with frilly collars and crepe surfaced hose, offered in many shades to complement sheer summer frocks.
Eleanor Ross offers quick, practical tips to reduce kitchen odors from vegetables and spices. Improve ventilation, keep simple deodorants like vinegar and citrus handy, remove cabbage cores, boil openly near windows, and use scorched citrus peels or spices to overwhelm lingering smells.
Four large New York City apartment houses use clear plate glass that permits ultraviolet rays to pass, forming walls that undermine tenant privacy despite heavy draperies designed to block sight lines.
A collection of aphorisms from Chaucer Coleridge Cicero Horace Euripides and Ovid on wisdom advice suffering and writing. The lines reflect on sleep evil and knowledge as a writing foundation with brevity and moral insight across classical and medieval voices.
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