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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
6
The article explains keeping makeup in harmony with gradual summer tanning. It advises using slightly darker face powders with more rose and orange hues, bleaching redness from sunburn with egg white masks, and selecting rouge tones that suit deeper skin colors while avoiding reddened blends.
Madge and friends map a school holiday party for Marion and her peers. They consider inviting cadets from West Point and Yale students to balance the guest list while debating appropriate settings and timing. The hotel ballroom, with a dining room and orchestra balcony, is proposed for a late evening event.
The piece highlights pastel shades as evening wear and sports outfits. It describes an evening ensemble with pale blue and silver brocade bag, matching gloves and pearls, pale flesh stockings, and silver shoes. The sports look features tan hemp hat and linen trim with blue accents, tan gloves, tan bag, blue buckle, and pale amber necklace.
Article discusses angina pectoris and its causes, including heart and blood vessel diseases, infections, and lifestyle factors. It describes painful chest constriction, radiation to the left arm, and potential sudden death, and advises medical evaluation and removal of underlying causes. Also includes Q&A on blood pressure, pimples, gall bladder pain, eyelashes, and dry skin.
A teenage girl asks how to handle falling for an older boy who once pursued her. The other reader suggests the boy may be spoiled by attention from others and advises the girl to value herself, avoid overdescribed displays, and treat him as a friend if he does not appreciate her.
A 1930 letter to Miss Black reveals a young woman’s suicide note after a failed romance with a man who courted a flapper while she sacrificed for him. The writer laments love, gratitude turning to hate, and urges caution for other women against insincere suitors.
The article notes more than 300000 miles of submarine cables linking Europe and America with the longest cable spanning 3600 miles from British Columbia to the Fanning Islands. It also highlights Norwich England as a major canary breeding center with over 100000 birds shipped each season.
An article urges prudent home repairs over makeshifts urging use of proper tools and professionals. It cites a saucepan repair causing burns, and notes dangers from improvised fixes, recommending small tools and one piece hammers, and avoiding patched hammer heads and loose wires for safety. It highlights economic and safety reasons to call in experts when needed.
Grace Thorncliffe records a debut yachting party marked by sartorial detail and social charm. She notes the moonlit voyage, early wakeful hours, chaperones, and two English suitors while grieving a quarrel with Billy and hoping to call him.
The sidereal outlook favors fair fortune for those in service and steady finance for those pursuing established paths. New undertakings and large ventures face discouraging signs, but personal life seems lively and birthdays promise promotion or increased earnings with adherence to rules.
In a rain-barrel, shadow children meet a family of wrigglers and learn from a mosquito mother that the wrigglers will become mosquitoes. They discuss why the creatures hang upside down to breathe air and how humans sometimes drown their tails by blocking the surface. Tomorrow promises more on why mosquitoes bite.
A collection of notable maxims from Shakespeare Dryden Young Arnold Edgeworth Wilde Seneca Conrgeve Campbell and others. The lines offer views on virtue power envy friendship and fate with varied reflections on character and action.
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