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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
8
Health columnist Dr Copeland explains vertigo is a symptom not a disease. He links dizziness to stomach, ear, or heart issues and advises examination of eyes and ears, rest, and addressing underlying causes rather than alarm.
Florence Ross notes the fifth avenue scene with a white chiffon dance frock, navy accessories, and a flesh slip. Designers embrace Panamalaque straw for sport hats, seen on debutantes in yellow with black edging. A bold female aviator outfit in New York features bright leather, belt jacket, patch pockets, breeches, and black leather boots with a black flying helmet.
Grace Thorncliffe writes about Helene's return to town and a stylish afternoon dress. The piece blends gossip about popularity with shop life and a preview of new clothes including an orange crepe faille frock with diagonal tucks and a dramatic hemline.
The piece argues that family budgeting can work when both spouses agree and track income and expenses. It recounts Dorothy and her husband clashing over keeping accounts and explains a budget as an estimate of yearly income and spending. It notes budgets fail without mutual discipline and clarity.
The article argues couples should set budgets at year or month start to control spending. It outlines typical allocations: 30 percent for rent and operating costs, 25 percent for food, 25 percent for clothing, and 20 percent for amusements, incidentals, and savings, noting variation by income and family.
The forecast notes strong planetary configurations favoring growth through industry and new projects. Assistance may come from friends especially women or elderly. sign papers carefully. A birthday wearer may see returns for diligence and progress under female or elder support.
An essay urges women to reject chronic gloom and conformity. It argues for individuality in dress speech and manner and claims men prefer variety. The speaker asserts the value of standing out and being a distinct personality to attract attention and opportunity.
Practical skin care guidance discusses liver spots and freckles, noting they reflect health not liver disease. It prescribes lotions with orange flower water glycerin lactic acid and iodine, plus sun exposure tips, and suggests buttermilk as a soothing aid. The passage also includes a reader letter about love and separation.
A teen girl writes that a man ten years older has asked her to marry after six months. She likes him but does not love him and fears hurting his feelings. The adviser suggests frankness and asking for a postponement to avoid an unhappy marriage.
A reader asks how to handle a six month romance with a man three years older who plans to leave soon. She loves him but does not want him to go and seeks guidance on ending or managing the relationship. The column offers counsel in a candid, period voice.
Adele Garrison portrays a family moment as Dicky and Madge improvise a “mix-up” tale to calm Junior and bridge their estrangement. After guiding their sleeping son, the couple privately acknowledges a fragile reconciliation and uncertain future.
Five shadow children in a dim nursery hear the tin-soldier recount his encounter with a dragon. He insists giants eat pies and must dine on pastry. the tale triggers interruptions from Yam Flor Hanid and Knarf as the soldier loses balance after a mock duel. Copyright 1929.
A collection of aphorisms on perception truth and conduct. Notable lines discuss the visible world and the value of flattery wisdom listening temper and speech. The passages mix reflections from Wilde Lillo Harvey Plautus Holmes and Irving.
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