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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1926
Page
8
Dear Elsie column delineates Betty asking why charm and looks fail to bind men as human qualities like sympathy and understanding sustain friendships. The reader Sorrowful Blue Eyes questions marital strain and divorce, with Elsie advising couples seek genuine partnership beyond appearances.
Wanda Barton counsels homemakers on clothing upkeep stressing frequent pressing and spot removal for women. Men benefit from laundry, tailoring, and regular fabric care. For delicate items, shake dust, steam with hot water, then air dry to restore stiffness and color.
Grace Thorncliffe recounts a fashion show at a major department store where debutantes modeled outfits to raise funds for a charity. The piece notes dresses, fittings, and the model dynamics as apprentices, buyers, and attendees discuss designs and street style during the event.
A columnist summarizes a California conference stance that candy can fit a diet. Dr Sansome argues fats must be avoided while sugar and bread are permissible, claiming children benefited and diabetes risk is overstated. The piece blends anecdote with praise for sugar rich treats.
The notice discusses submitting jewels to the Museum of Practical Geology in London for genuineness tests. It notes London telephone users account for about half the UK’s daily calls. It mentions vental tests for British Naval recruits and states five milering teeth and faults in others lead to rejection for boys under 17.
Fragmented text presents hair care guidance attributed to Lucrezia Bori with garbled instructions. It hints at shampooing steps, cooling baths, and conditioning routines though many phrases are unreadable. The piece appears as a damaged vintage beauty column with disjointed procedural fragments.
Royal S Copeland M D former New York City health commissioner warns against popping facial pimples as a deadly risk from skin germs. He recounts a boy who died from blood poisoning after a pimple burst and shares a personal scare from pus entering a cut lip. He urges washing, caution and gentle opening only after sterilization. He notes skin defense and advises outdoor life for tubercular patients to reduce risk.
A lively day is forecast with active business and possible sudden opportunities. Caution on finances and new projects unless handled with diplomacy or finesse. Health advised, birthdays expect an important year with surprises and potential radical changes.
In a tense domestic exchange Adele Garrison sketches a stalled relationship as the narrator probes for fidelity and motive. Katherine explains taking nursing work to gain independence while the speaker presses for details about loyalty, finances, and the couple’s future.
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