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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
13
Dr Copeland promotes reading as a health aid and urges summer eye tests. He warns against monotony in thought, praises educational libraries, and urges proper eye care, diet, and regular bowel health. The piece includes reader questions on hair, orange juice for children, and hair care tips.
A reader asks about a brownish rash and receives guidance on identifying causes and selecting care. The reply emphasizes avoiding self diagnosis, consulting a clinician, and considering topical treatments, hygiene, and monitoring for changes requiring professional review.
Grace Thorncliffe chronicles a tense clash with Helene over a dress design at Madame's, a rapid reconciliation, and a generous gesture. A bad headache, a beach pajama gift, and Helene's renewed optimism conclude the diary entry with a hopeful note.
A playful note follows Truda Dahl as he suffers a cargo of loveliness that teases him mercilessly. He enjoys the flirtation even as he cannot decide which is the Real One. When Love calls, he will listen, and the siren song will fade away.
The article promotes cold cooked desserts as a relief on hot days, noting fatigue from small meals and offering recipes based on tapioca sago and cornstarch. It describes ingredients, preparation, and a Lemon Tapioca variant with eggs and lemons, served chilled after chilling in the icebox.
The forecast warns of hard labor and persistent effort with few positive notes for the day. Personal finances look hazardous and new projects may face difficulties while melancholy and discouragement tint personal concerns though a child born now may gain stamina for future responsibilities.
A compact guide offers house craft tips. It suggests using benzine or methylated spirit to remove grease stains from wicker chairs. For throat comfort a mix of honey and lemon juice or glycerin with lemon juice is advised. A simple night light is made by surrounding a candle wick with salt.
Home Kitchen shows Varina Pudding recipe with milk farina eggs sugar and flavoring then chill. It also presents a Chocolate Cornstarch Pudding using milk cornstarch chocolate and eggs with vanilla and optional cream.
A vintage beauty recipe touts cucumber based bleaching for oily skin, outlining steps to extract cucumber juice with alcohol, strain, and mix with benzoin, then apply nightly or daily to face and body while warning against uses on dry skin and cautioning about bleached eyebrows.
A young girl asks how to regain a boy’s attention. The expert replies to drop disinterested suitors, focus on the one who matters, and keep dating others lightly as you are young, warning not to treat all boys alike.
The speaker contrasts gender role fantasies with practical limits on meddling. A man who tries to manage others affairs and host parties would be likened to a poorly skilled amateur versus a licensed professional in tasks like plumbing or automotive repair.
A columnist argues women should avoid risqué jokes to preserve respect and dating prospects. It notes men may laugh but do not reward such behavior with esteem, stressing that loose conversation harms a young woman's standing and chances with the man she likes.
Edith Fairfax joins the hotel suite as Lillian narrates the tiger trap saga and Dicky plots the upcoming announcement dinner. Madge must stay, with flowers and decor to oversee, while Editha preens at the spotlight.
Mr. Punch frets over a gift for Judy on her birthday. Knarf suggests giving “best wishes,” a notion Judy eagerly confirms with a delighted shout as Punch delivers the gift.
A collection of aphorisms from various authors. A Rivers at a rive let source prompts reflection. Centlivre notes people cheat in their own way and honesty hides in non discovery. Cato and Wilson contrast value with cost, urging caution in revenge.
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