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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1931
Page
10
A medical excerpt discusses pneumonia's wide impact on all ages, noting its status as a leading killer and the limited progress in treatment. It highlights four pneumonia types, the Rockefeller Institute serum research, varied outcomes, and hope for improved methods to lower mortality.
Q Would over indulgence in eating stewed carrots cause trouble The patient has been in ill health and has greed appetite for this vegetable A Over indulgence in any food is wrong but carrots are healthful nutritious and contain valuable mineral salts and vitamins Q What causes nervousness and how can it be overcome A There are many causes it would be difficult to advise without details For full particulars send self addressed stamped envelope and repeat your question.
A compiled page notes Britain exporting airplanes and engines, U S tall structures, high atmosphere balloons, and reading preferences. It includes a Q and A with medical and fitness advice on foot pain, ideal weight for an 18 year old, eyesight, and methods to reduce hips and bust with exercise and diet.
The diary details visits to Paris milliners as Madame plans to expand her department and buy several models. It highlights women as expert judges of face, mentions clever male dressmakers like Captain Molyneux Lucien Lelong and Jean Charles Worth, and praises Worth's magnificence. It notes tennis stars, multilingual girls, and a sketch of a crepe shantung tennis costume in ivory white with sash and back ties.
A survey of the season's evening frocks shows abundant choice with diverse styles. A trio of bequilin gowns is highlighted, including a banana crepe model with a removable bolero, a black and white tulle and organdie ensemble, and a white chiffon dress with bold floral accents and a detachable scarf. The designs feature flowing skirts, decorative yokes, and knotted bolero backs.
Madge Graham, fretting over Faith, finds relief as Katherine, and Lillian discuss the “brain child” manuscript. Faith shows signs of recovery while Madge and her companions juggle care, writing plans, and a looming kitchen table of duties in a Greenwich Village atmosphere. The scene ends with the sharp presence of the grandmother as the stay is challenged.
The Stars Say for Tuesday July 28 cautions about unusual activity and possible disruption due to Mars in aspect with Luna. Expect sudden movements and dangers, needing sagacity and restraint. birthday implications warn of great motion and adventure, while Ballington Booth as notable nativity anchors the forecast.
Seen on Fifth Ave features autumn millinery notes by Louise Duntl. Buyers prepare for September with Empress Eugenie designs and copied models for local clientele. Descriptions include a black felt brimmed hat and a red velvet turban with a shirred front drape.
A humorous reflection on the insistent “We” voice in couples and society. The narrator sketches married pairs who mirror each other in likes and dislikes, then notes a misfortune yet little independence. It ends pondering the dull sameness of the “We’s of the World” and asks if they realize their spineless, colorless nature.
A public advice column presents letters from a young woman and a response advising patience and practical steps in romantic matters. The tone urges timely decision making, setting limits, and considering alternatives if a suitor delays proposals. The exchange highlights common worries about missed chances and balancing love with life choices.
Eleanor Ross describes shaping a summery dining room with pale amber glassware, lace doilies, a bare wood table, and a block of ice centerpiece to give the impression of coolness. She notes stripping furniture and minimizing fabrics, with bare woods and minimal linens to reduce heat and create a refreshed look.
Household tips cover refreshing stale bread by steaming or wrapping in boiling water and baking, stiffening lace curtains with methylated spirit, restoring a rusty gas stove with linseed oil and sandpaper, and using wheat flour, ammonia, or sand to smother gasoline or kerosene fires. Water, not flames, spreads fire.
Josephine Huddleston notes uneven sun coloring from seasonal exposure, highlighting a dark V shaped chest patch and darker hands. She suggests localized bleaching to even texture and tone, promising detailed methods in the next article.
In a moonlit tale the shadow-children hear a comb with a broken tooth lamenting a toothache. They guide it to a nearby dentist and promise help despite the lateness. A mysterious cry interrupts their plan as they depart toward an unseen tomorrow.
A collage of quotes from Walton Bacon Horace Livy Burton and Shakespeare on courage anger health love and aging. The piece interweaves maxims about perseverance fear observation and rising above adversity with reflections on human behavior and the changing appetites of youth versus age.
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