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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1928
Page
10
Dr. Royal S Copeland outlines essential minerals and elements for health and growth. He cites lime iron phosphorus and nitrogen sulfur with foods like milk eggs meat carrots cabbage oranges and leafy greens as key sources. He notes historical wartime milk shortages causing bone issues and advises simple, affordable nourishment for strong bones muscles and organs.
A dental column advises brushing with proper toothpaste to avoid extra whiteners and mentions prophylactic cleanings. It explains root abscess from motion, digestive bloating from poor digestion, and alopecia areata as a bald patch cause. Readers are invited to send stamped self addressed envelopes for more details.
The stars suggest a strong pull toward enterprise and unusual ventures on July 24. Birthdays point to a lively year in untried fields with potential gains from new ventures, despite risks to current employment and contracts. An inventive child may show original talents needing cultivation.
Grace Thorncliffe notes fashion shifts as printed satin and fabrics keep thriving into fall. Helene admires a navy satin dress with pink yellow and green florals, featuring diagonal lines, irregularities, and a dramatic bow at the left hip.
A playful tale shows a frightened child confronting an intrusive spider. The spider remains calm and builds a home, teaching patience and resilience as life unfolds toward future loves and lessons.
In a cheap cafe, two office girls in blue and red stockings snub Kitty as they join a third at a counter table. Kitty, brave yet tearful, endures the humiliation while the onlooker condemns the girls’ cruelty and notes their supposed unhappiness.
Wanda Barton notes a playful summer scene with rubber animals as sea companions, fashionable beach ensembles with coats and capes, and many accessories. Beach tents, chairs with awnings, oil cloth cushions, and large wooden wheelbarrows with sand tools thrill children this season.
A guide explains using silk cord sleeping caps with bandeaux to hold waves in place during sleep. It details fitting the cap over the head, tucking loose ends, tying ribbons, and waking to neat, preserved waves without muss.
Eminent psychologist Dr. Louis E. Bisch analyzes why people fall for get rich quick schemes and fake promotions. He blames laziness, wishful thinking, and social pressure, urging readers to guard against gullibility and to seek the truth rather than expensive, empty promises.
A reader asks about bigamy after a French marriage and a possible divorce. An attorney advises obtaining a divorce if the first wife may be dead. A second letter from a sixteen year old asks about boys visiting her porch. the advisor says harmless if permitted and supervised by her mother.
In a serialized 1924 tale, Madge, Lilian, and Dicky scheme a winter arrangement to keep Mary and Noel apart while plotting a grand stunt. Tension upholds the couple’s struggle as Dicky and Underwood discuss moving plans and housekeeping amid thwarted escape efforts.
A tale where Wiggly Worm wishes for endless rain and is saved from drowning by Cheery Cricket. He learns the peril of endless wet weather and finds safety in the Cricket’s warm home with tea and cake. Copyright 1828, Newspaper Feature Service.
A collection of quotations on economy, patience, clouds and sun, refinement, praise, perspective, and judgment. From Zimmerman Lavater Prey Hazlett Parker Feltham Adam Smith La Rochefoucauld Seneca these lines offer reflections on prosperity adversity beauty praise and perception.
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