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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
10
A medical column by Royal S. Copeland discusses backache as a symptom revealing focal infections teeth tonsils sinuses and intestines. abdominal organ disease nervous and pelvic disorders. and orthopedic issues. It urges careful case study to locate the cause and avoid discouragement. Readers submit health questions with brief answers on weight pimples gas ears and diet.
A humorous domestic column notes the danger of old razor blades in the home and proposes a thrifty ingenious reuse as a hand crass cutter to cut grass, urging wives to repurpose blades rather than discard them. The piece lampoons male attachment to new blades and advocates practical reuse.
Grace writes that Pam will not join a trip north for weeks due to work, while Helene and Grace plan to entertain a guest, Mo, for a week or two. She mentions a long‑distance romance, fashion details including nile green shantung ensembles, and hints about gifts from a rich aunt.
A French corner bookcase in marquetry with an oval painted motif stands as a striking room feature. A Chippendale easy chair, needlepoint upholstery, a blue glass flower bowl, and reseda green rug with an Oriental rug create a refined setting.
A summary of Wagner's Flying Dutchman where the sea captain cursed to sail forever finds hope in unwavering love from Senta. Senta sacrifices herself to save the doomed couple, proving eternal faith and lifting the curse as they rise together from the wreck.
A collection of curious notes describes Buenos es beer and wine from slot machines as a quick lunch. The Seamen's Bethel in Falmouth features a ship bow pulpit with lights for evening services. Other oddities include a river in Amsterdam, a city in China, a town in Sweden, a smaller equator, and the vast number of spiders needed for a pound of web.
The column predicts advancement and honors on this day with possible salary increases and favors from authorities. Cautions include guarding against craft by secret rings and avoiding extravagance. Birthdays bring strong opportunity but warn against trust misuse and money missteps.
A 1929 opinion piece argues gender role fairness and listening, urging that a girl should listen without interruptions and recognizing that life isn’t like movie romances. It asserts real rewards come from facing realities, not chasing imaginary glamour.
A column contrasts slander and libel, urging against gossip by friends that ruin reputations. It cites California bills making spoken slander a crime, notes the harm of rumors about family and finances, and laments envy among women as a societal cause.
A teen girl asks how to handle a crush on a older college student who does not reply to her letters. The counselor suggests the young man is busy with college life and may view her as a good friend. She should stay patient and adjust expectations until he can consider marriage later.
Adele Garrison renders a tension filled scene where Harry reports a spy's moves in the Kenelle residence. Dicky and Lady Fair weigh risks as the intruder scouts rooms and balconies and schemes a second getaway. The tale promises further developments tomorrow.
Max Trell recounts the Shadow-Children visiting Miss Doll at her house on the nursery table. They find her head broken and glued, then watch a mishap as the maid accidentally knocks Miss Doll’s head off again, ending with the head lost in pieces.
A collection of aphorisms from Kipling Balfour Disraeli and La Rochefoucauld. The lines ponder worldly unity enthusiasm self knowledge and the paradoxes of raillery. Each author offers a compact reflection on human behavior and social bonds.
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