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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
12
Dr Roy S Copeland argues dieting harms health more than obesity and urges gradual weight loss through controlled portions and nutrition. He stresses avoiding between meal snacks, temperance, and forming lasting healthy eating habits for safe weight reduction.
Reader questions on persistent tongue cracking and a long standing hard tonsil swelling. Expert replies advise blood tests, medical evaluation, and urgent professional attention. An unrelated query suggests average weight for an 18 year old girl 6 feet tall.
The Samoan islands, once isolated, embrace modern life with cars and air travel. Yet traditional communal life and elder reverence face erosion as prosperity spreads and white traders influence grows. Bananas reach world markets while paradise-like feasts and dances risk fading with the older generation.
A prose piece cautions a so called pastime sweetheart about treating love as a game. It argues that serious devotion is fragile and warns that laughter can mask true affection. It urges that love is life not a pastime and stresses consequences of careless romance.
The excerpt discusses stimulating circulation and preparing the scalp for hot oil treatment. It notes that for a medium dry scalp, a quarter glass (of solution) is used to loosen dry scales before application.
The piece outlines a weekly routine to restore moisture and luster to hair after sun exposure. It emphasizes vigorous brushing, careful combing, and a hot oil treatment using castor and olive oils, followed by a thorough shampoo and repeated weekly applications until dryness fades and hair looks healthy.
A readable fragment suggests a dramatic plot element where a wife’s steadfast heart and a contrite Noel bring balm to Mary and vanquish a vampish figure. The garbled text also mentions a mysterious page title and an exclamatory line.
Noel confronts Mary’s engagement prospects as Avis Arlen schemes for him. Mrs Veritzen and the father aim to keep Noel and Mary apart while grooming Mary for Veritzen star status. The scene ends with Mary slipping away to bid Noel good night, as Avis feigns innocence.
A reader seeks guidance on dating and freedom within family boundaries. Smyles argues for choosing a life mate but Nancy Lee notes in a sisterly home there is pressure to settle. Lonesome suggests admitting fault and letting the young man decide the next step.
A man recalls a quarrel with a best friend and a dream of a country road as lightning reveals a fallen bridge. He says he may never feel the same yet prefers not to bear bitterness and reflects on trust, loss, and the choice to move on.
Seen on Fifth Ave. Louise Duntley notes two smart millinery arrivals signaling post Labor Day fashion. Both black tricot and black straw models feature shallow crowns and tilted brims with decorative mercury wing accents, worn high on the head.
A feature urges adults to adopt milk as a daily habit for its nutritive value and vitamin content. It argues milk helps prevent colds, notes a quart daily is healthy for most, and suggests gradual increase from one to four glasses, with various serving options.
Quick tips include draining cooked vegetables in a wire sieve with several shakes to remove water before buttering and serving. A tall woman raised her table with four door steps under the legs for comfortable work height. Cut out the hat crown and tape it to make a mat for hot dishes or a plant rest.
The Stars Say for Friday July 10 forecasts a prosperous and interesting day in business and private matters. People born on this day enjoy initiative energy and high mental stimulus, with strong drive for constructive work and potential private ventures with intriguing angles.
An article promotes fashionable swimwear with a focus on smart design and mood benefits. It highlights a white jersey suit with a very low back, fitted top, slight flare, and a blue belt, part of a blue and white color trend. It encourages swimming as a mood booster and suggests learning to swim.
A playful tale depicts earthworm homes flooded by a lawn sprinkler as shadow-children debate escape plans. They seek a sponge and consider charity from a thirsty elephant, ending with a door knock asking for water for the grass.
A compact assemblage of aphorisms and witticisms from Shakespeare Bacon Donne Jonson Middleton Dekker Hall and Webster. The text riffs on prudence folly virtue and moderation with varied literary voices and historic proverbs.
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