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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1931
Page
11
Dr. Copeland promotes liver as a simple nutritious aid for pernicious anemia. He notes red cell counts rise after liver or liver extracts over one to three months and cites lower death rates from Metropolitan Life data. He warns liver intake can tire, advising physician recommended extracts.
Questions address causes of cold pores and yellow skin spots. Answers attribute blemishes to hyperacidity and liver spots while rheumatism is linked to infection in the system. Gas causes stomach rumblings. guidance stresses identifying causes and dietary considerations.
This obituary recalls Rebecca Latimer Felton the Georgia reformer who became the first U S woman senator in November 1922 serving 22 hours. It highlights her life from DeKalb County birth in 1835 through abolition of suffrage work, biography writing, farming, and political activism.
The horoscope notes March 5 influences push personal interests to the fore with intriguing, possibly sensational changes in environment. Guard against compromised letters or writings while private life and relations may shift suddenly. a child born today is described as energetic, talented, social, and possibly gifted in art or music.
A fashion feature highlights three new evening frocks in satin and tulle with simple lines and rich details. The first uses heavy white satin with off the shoulder bertha and waist knot. The second shows white satin with cartridge pleats and a white velvet coat. The third presents black tulle with a square bolero and strass clasp.
Lillian argues Katherine Sen nor, now Katherine Meredith, could relieve Madge of domestic duties and allow her to resume medical work. She outlines three scenarios for Jack Bickett’s fate and Hal Meredith’s standing, concluding Katherine may stay to help Madge while husband is away.
Eleanor Ross extols home marking of linen to prevent loss in laundry. She notes era of in-home washing, laments missing identifiers, and recommends woven name tapes sewn to every piece for durable, cost effective identification.
A wife and husband move in with the husband’s mother and clash over childrearing. Grandmother spoils the children while the wife’s rules anger the mother, leading to jealousy and strain. The piece argues against meddling and notes the pain is shared by all three.
Nancy Lee answers a teen asking how to handle jealousy for a boy she loves who is unsure of her. The advice urges being genuine, using humor and self confidence to ease insecurity, suggests not forgetting him but treating him as an acquaintance, and enjoying social events without overreacting.
Grace Thorncliffee describes a Spring wardrobe plan centered on a lightweight woolen frock with a detachable cape-scarf. The outfit features a modish cape, zig zag edging, and a neat cowl neckline, illustrating smart tailoring and economical planning for the season.
Knarf the shadow-child directs his master Frank in a game of checkers with Dinah watching. Knarf tries to move pieces, then slides a heavy checker himself, prompting Hanid to caution him as the master eventually makes a wrong move and loses.
A collection of aphorisms from Voltaire Hawthorne Franklin Bacon and others. The lines contrast prudent conduct with heedless habits and promote truth and moral discipline in daily life and philosophy.
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