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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1931
Page
8
An article by Dr. Roy al S Copeland stresses prevention of pneumonia from minor infections like colds and bronchitis. It urges rest with fever, isolation of pneumonia cases, hospital care when possible, and heightened protection for the young and elderly. It also notes avoid cold exposure and poor nutrition as key, with a 1931 copyright.
A grocery of home tips covers hanging clothes to reduce ironing, copper vs tin boilers, cleaning soot from walls, and preserving baked goods. It includes reader questions on ideal weight for women of given heights, pimples and diet, red noses from poor circulation, blackheads, eating yeast, and advice on marriage risks.
Summer fabric care focuses on prompt stain removal. Berry stains from blueberries and blacks are hard but can vanish with immediate cold water and white soap wash. Keep a supply of borax for stain treatment.
The article describes steps to remove peach and fruit stains from fabrics. Use borax and soap for fresh stains, or cover moist stains with fine starch and repeat if needed. Rinse quickly in cold water, or strike with water from a height over the stained area. Diluted oxalic acid may be used with care, then rinse with warm water.
A fashion feature showcases hats from large picture hats to crochet linen mesh dress hats. It highlights a silk beret with coordinated sweater and scarf, black Milan straw hats with ostrich plume details, a turban in black picot with white straw folds, and small knitted hats in black white and henna tones with decorative balls and feathers.
In a quiet seaside home, Lillian asserts feminist resolve while Dicky yields to her plans for Madge and the house. The narrator weighs a playwright offer from Philip Veritzen against personal duty as Katherine cares for the baby and Mary and Marion tease Aunt Madge. Tomorrow continues.
A teen girl asks about a yearlong relationship with a boy deemed unsuitable by friends. The reply says ignore unfounded objections if he is nice and treats her right. Another reader in love with a man older by six years is advised to remain friendly, seek other interests, and avoid heartbreak.
Expert hints for summer dressing emphasize color, material, and immaculate upkeep. Green and blue cool tones suit warm weather while pastels flatter complexions. avoid vivid hues. Light fabrics like plain silks and chiffons beat heavy satins. maintain spotless, wrinkle-free ensembles and well-kept accessories for effortless charm.
The reading notes a stirring state of affairs with constructive work on new plans and fortified finances. It warns of a subtle danger to surface but suggests it can be dealt with, and highlights employment gains and personal advancement for those born on this day.
Fashion notes from Fifth Avenue describe lace negligees over slips and layered chiffon gowns in color schemes. Velvet models with regal lines and georgette tea rose pieces with Alencon lace highlight department store displays.
The author notes nature's unaffected calm despite social unrest in Europe and Britain. As workers protest and estates fade, nature blooms from Scotland to England, Holland, and France with hawthorn, primroses, and hyacinths, enduring beyond class tension and warlike threats.
Shadows listen as Ting a Ling reveals a self sweeping broom invented in a Chinese plate. The curious shadow children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf follow to Ting a Ling’s house to witness the marvel which would sweep the room by itself.
A fashion model's diary details a surprise visit by Pam at a small apartment. She helps with lunch, observes a shopper bound for Europe, and buys five dresses a suit and many accessories. The shopper favors frocks hats shoes stockings and notes European stockings surpass our own. A standout pale blue chiffon evening gown with lace and delicate pleats captivates a masculine gaze.
A compact collection of aphorisms and maxims from various authors about virtue, self control, duty, and the balance between desire and success, drawing on Swift La Rochefoucauld Ruskin Goethe Smith and Macaulay.
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