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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1931
Page
10
In a 1931 column, Dr. Roy al S Copeland warns against using caustic acids or chemicals to remove tattoo marks. He describes safe removal by skin specialists, notes risks of scarring, and cautions against quack clinics while urging readers to consult physicians.
Dear reader Mabel counsels a young woman to accept a boyfriend’s friendships since neither is engaged. The note notes mutual care but rejects attempts to restrict his social outings.
A Paris fashion diary notes velvet as the trend for autumn with velvet hats and accessories seen on many women. Pin tucked georgette frocks pair with velvet hats, blue velvets, velvet ribbons, lace and pearl ornaments, and panne velvet touted for day and evening wear. Beachwear features striped tents and a blue and white jersey swim suit with gathered fullness.
Beach attire expands beyond swimsuits with linen pique outfits and vivid white, red, blue ensembles. Describes turquoise jersey trunks with a blue heliotrope dress, a white serge beach ensemble with yellow crepe trimming, and red green plaid silk beach pajamas. outfits designed for sun and style.
Madge leaves for the door with Dicky, his praise for her work easing in-law scrutiny. Katherine’s quiet smile hints at shared affection as Lillian questions the timing of questions about the third act, and the couple steps into the hallway together.
The column notes a day of sudden change or travel influenced by strong forces with a tendency toward minor personal shifts for those born on this day. It warns against rash speech and highlights a notable birthday figure Henry Ford as a reference point.
A humorous portrait of Aunt Mary a generous country woman famed for helping widows and christening babies. The piece notes her six marriages long line of children and growing cache of homes and farms while doubtfully hoping she stops at six.
The piece argues for varying meal times to suit appetite and activity. It notes children need regularity to form meals while adults may benefit from lighter meals in hot weather. It cites Sunday two meals and a rested stomach as practical, easing digestion and kitchen work.
Household helps cleansing tissues prove versatile for skin care in the boudoir and as substitutes for towels and dust cloths. Chemists offer chlorine compounds as an inexpensive whitening aid for laundry, using a tablespoonful per gallon of wash water, and silverware can be stored wrapped in tissue to aid cleaning.
A biographical sketch traces Stevenson from his Edinburgh birth in 1850 through troubled health, wandering, and literary fame. It covers his marriage to Fanny Osbourne, travels across America and Europe, life in Samoa at Vailima, political tensions in the islands, later illness, and his death in 1894.
A whimsical tale where a dining chair with a broken leg and a comb missing a tooth need medical help. Shadows debate who should accompany each patient as the house sleeps and Yam discovers a new task when a pin loses its head. Tomorrow promises The Three Patients.
A collection of notable maxims and reflections from ancient to 19th century writers. Each line offers a terse moral or observation from authors such as Sallust, Syrus, Longfellow, Carlyle, Disraeli, Addison, Manilius, Taylor, Holmes, Claudianus, Butler, and Goethe.
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