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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1931
Page
8
Royal S. Copeland describes back sprain causes from sudden twists or falls and distinguishes simple strains from severe tears. He notes pain worsens with movement and may require bed rest, heat, adhesive strapping, and possibly a supportive brace for sacro iliac joint damage.
Readers send questions on nervous system causes of sweating stomach burning salt in water for complexion eye strain and nasal catarrh. Answers advise diet exercise voice care laryngitis proper examination and doctor consultation for bladder hair removal and acid conditions with requests for self addressed stamped envelopes for full particulars.
Home Making Helps by Eleanor Ross celebrates a kitchen trend where crockery tins and pails shift from dull shades to spring colors like pink blue and white. By painting with coordinated colors and simple stencils readers can redesign spaces, bringing unity and cheer to routine food prep and storage.
The column warns of conflicting circumstances and potential setbacks from planetary aspects. It notes private disturbances and treachery but says a discerning mind can avert disaster and turn uncertainty into profit, with a notable nativity reference to Chauncy Olcot Trish as a singer.
The article surveys versatile evening wear including an Autumn ensemble in bottle-green broadcloth with silver fox trim and a bottle-green satin frock with a draped bodice. It notes Paris influences from five to seven o'clock entertaining and predicts wider shop adoption next autumn. It highlights trim details such as silver fox, draped sleeves with smocking, lime-green satin bodice, green lace skirt, and a satin belt with a stress buckle.
A mother battles hidden jealousy as nurse Katherine cares for her feverish baby. Lillian quietly warns, while Katherine explains she concealed the illness to let the mother continue undisturbed. The scene ends with unresolved tension and a promise to continue tomorrow.
The article warns that rough cuticle removal and nail-side trimming can bruise the quick and allow infection such as Paronychia. It explains finger anatomy and outlines how neglect leads to inflammation and pus, urging careful care and planned inspections of manicuring tools in future installments.
A noted education authority compares English and American pupils. English boys study harder, have better masters and classrooms though with poor ventilation. American boys excel in leadership and initiative, while English students lack clubs and activities. The columnist questions whether practical life skills trump pure academic knowledge.
A reader asks how to persuade a father to approve a older, viewed as "fast" suitor. Advice suggests the father may know past incidents and to ask for specifics before rethinking feelings. Another fragment shows a teen urged to move on from a jealous lover who demands exclusivity and to date others.
A fashion diary from Le Touquet notes satin as the evening wear staple with white, pale pink beige and champagne satin frocks. Seams mold gowns with bias stitching while jewelry fills the casino and hotel lobbies with gem laden displays. An American girl stands out in pale blue chiffon and old rose velvet, and a chartreuse jersey bathing suit features inverted pleats and bright color.
A bald pin in a whimsical tale asks how to grow hair. Shadow children suggest options like a tonic or planting hair seeds while discussing rust risk and imaginative solutions in a playful, childlike scene.
In a playful scene from 1931, Yam and friends debate how to obtain halght seeds to grow hair like a poodle. The group plans a field trip to a barber shop, debating quantities from a peck to a ton as they joke about seeds sprouting.
A collection of aphorisms from various authors on education virtue fame nature moderation and patience. Notable lines from Addison Tennyson Bryant Feltham Lavater Hazlett and others reflect on mindset growth and refinement. The excerpt gathers concise moral reflections without a single unifying event.
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