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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1929
Page
11
Public advise from Dr Roy S Copeland on keeping infant food cold to prevent diarrhea from spoiled milk. Emphasizes cool safe storage, gradual feeding after illness, and consulting a physician. Includes reader Q and A on diet, constipation, flabby legs, foot arthritis, and blackheads.
Readers submit questions on health matters. Suggested aids include milk with orange juice after meals for weight loss and a mercury ointment for lash growth. Hives are linked to nervous factors, constipation, food poisoning, or kidney issues. Readers are asked to send stamped self addressed envelopes for full particulars.
On Fifth Ave a vogue clash unfolds as daytime wear favors sleveless dresses while evening frocks showcase long sleeved gowns. Some designs use off the shoulder yokes with floating sleeves or separate jackets, others feature tight long sleeves without camouflage. A chatreuse-green chiffon dinner gown from Marthe et Rene displays long tight sleeves and an ankle length skirt.
Grace Thorncliffe shares a hot, busy summer stretch living at the shop and apartment, plans a fall vacation to visit family, and looks forward to a weekend dance with her boyfriend on a hotel roof. She notes lonesomeness, travel hopes, and a pink satin dress with pin tuck details.
A hall described with a peach tinted wall, gray chenille rug, and a Jacobean carved oak cupboard holding two pewter mug bowls of flowers. A Chippendale needlepoint armchair complements the cupboard as the entrance to a home reflects its spirit.
The tale recounts Psyche, famed for beauty, drawing Venus's ire and Cupid's reluctant awakening of love. Cupid spirits away after wounding himself, leaving Psyche unable to wed while her sisters marry princes and her parents seek the oracle's guidance.
A reader asks if dating the brother of a former suitor is wise, with a counselor suggesting it may cause slight embarrassment but could be acceptable if loved. The text shifts to a retelling of the myth Psyche and Cupid, detailing trials, tasks, and eventual reunion.
The forecast warns of morbidity melancholy and low spirits with obstacles and postponements. It advises delaying major efforts, seeking peace, and maintaining patience and quiet persistence to overcome delays. Birthdays suggest fortitude and methodical, introspective traits amid a somber celestial reading.
Eleanor Ro discusses how furniture affects conversation and mood, highlighting two way chairs and two way couches. She notes placement, room size, and built in shelves influence social warmth, with examples of a large central couch for six to eight guests in a stylish, modern setting.
Mrs. Thurston and her relatives plan a lakeside picnic with two daughters a son and a Maine schoolteacher. Details include menu veal loaf fried chicken deviled eggs chocolate cake lemon pie iced coffee and ice cream plus candy watermelon and pickles. The piece muses on diets romance mosquitoes sunburn and a hoped moonlit ride home.
A prominent Paria wine firm advertises claret from 1849 for two hundred dollars a bottle. The notice notes the chrysanthemum was introduced to England from China around.
In a coded cablegram Harry Underwood learns that Georges is now next in line to the throne of Trees as old King Georges nears death. Lillian, Adele Garrison's narrator, and others discuss staging the news to force Georges Oliva Mary and Noel into the open before public papers reveal it. The plan aims to provoke reactions while concealing the source.
Five shadow children travel by ship toward Port Said in Egypt. They learn the Suez Canal’s significance, Ferdinand de Lesseps’s role, and how ships reach India via the Red Sea and Arabian Sea. The exchange includes a humorous moment as Knarf claims India rubber balls as India’s export.
A fragmented passage quotes Cicero on health and gods and a Latin aphorism on charm against insanity and beasts. It notes blessings have a beginning and end and that forbearance has its limit when tested. The text trails with an incomplete line.
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