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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
13
A health columnist by M. D. Copeland urges yearly physicals and outdoor exercise to ward off winter illnesses. He emphasizes personal responsibility, sensible living, and consulting a family doctor to conserve health and prevent incipient disease.
Medical Q A column covers right sided abdominal pains indigestion and gas diet tips. It discusses shingles body poison overwork blood pressure norms for a 38 year old woman and ear catarrh linked to nasal throat infection with advice to seek doctor care and send SAE for full details.
Archimedes, the Greek mathematician in Syracuse, is said to have cried Eureka as he realized the principle of specific gravity while bathing. The tale relates how King Hiero’s crown prompted the discovery and how Archimedes’ concentration led to major advances in physics, hydraulics, and lever devices.
The forecast notes a day of change and possible obstacles, urging perseverance to avoid fraud and slander. It predicts favorable prospects for new undertakings and lively personal matters, with potential journeys and a vigilant look at misrepresentation.
A fashion feature lauds hats as pivotal to outfits, noting diverse millinery styles for different ages. It highlights berets, turbans, garden party hats, and straw lace as current trends with emphasis on flattering brims and smart lines. An accompanying drawing shows five hat models with varied trims and colors.
Madge and Mary fear Philip Veritzen plots against Mary while Noel Underwood plans protection. At the hotel they meet Veritzen with a second man, presenter Colin Cameron, a Broadway hero, prompting both curiosity and danger in a tense social setup.
The piece recalls old fashioned penny banks kept as charming antiques. Baby banks in shapes of animals and household items drew interest, including Civil War era figures like carpetbaggers and toy soldiers. Moving banks are rare but prized for each penny deposited triggering a display.
A traveling man returns from distant shores and recounts wild travels among islands cannibals and Sahara nomads. At a dinner party his hosts and guests chatter about personal affairs and a school principal while the Traveler remains reticent, leaving others eager for his stories.
A teen writes about loving a teacher and being refused. The advice stresses judging herself honestly and treating the teacher as a stranger, then advises moving on. A second query about a quarrel asks whether to pursue the new girlfriend, with counsel to remain friends with the current partner and follow the old love line.
After seven years of effort and 400 million dollars Tokyo has been rebuilt. A 1923 quake destroyed nearly three quarters of the city. The report notes construction progress amid recovery, highlighting vast destruction and ongoing rebuilding efforts.
Grace Thorncliffe narrates a lighthearted diary entry about romance and fashion. After a jealous moment over Billy dining with another woman, she reconciles, plans a tea with him and a West friend, and describes a new sleeveless white chiffon dress with pink floral embroidery suited for a tea dansant.
Knarf, Flor, Hanid and Yam embark on a light air voyage and meet garden gnomes guarding fruits and vegetables. A string theft misunderstanding reveals the gnomes assign items to each plant and tool, turning a playful tale into a puzzle about the uses of odd treasures.
A compact plate of aphorisms from Blake Murphy Cowper Martial and La Rochefoucauld presents maxims on sorrow joy wit wisdom and gentleness. The collection surveys human frailties and the pursuit of calm resolve through concise lines.
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