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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1927
Page
16
A health column explains that nephritis or Bright's disease is inflammation of the kidneys, not defined by a single symptom. It argues some high blood pressure or urine albumin do not prove kidney disease, urges temperance and lifestyle care, and notes signs may persist for years with proper management.
The column advises consulting your dentist for tooth extractions and heart condition before using gas or novocain. It notes rheumatism cure is unlikely, suggests removing infection sources, checking teeth gums tonsils nasal sinuses, and ensuring kidney and bowel elimination. For hyperacidity, adjust your diet and seek personalized guidance.
A fashion feature describes Gaby evaluating new satin frocks and black and white ensembles for the season. Madame’s shop is praised for picking chic items early, with notes on navy trends shifting to black and white, plus a street wear outfit idea featuring a black wool skirt and white blouse.
In a brisk scene, Katie reports overheard Transylvanian speakers near a rose task. The maid recounts clever remarks in broken French and Polish laden phrases, hinting at hidden visitors and a possible intrusion as summer nears. The narrator weighs Katie's tale with amused disbelief.
The note lists quick trivia: Earth rainfall about 16 million tons per second, Scotland's Waverley station in Edinburgh handles over 1000 trains daily with a one mile long platform, Piccadilly Circus dates to the early 1800s, parrots are captured and tamed by African natives, and a lightning flash lasts about one millionth of a second.
The lunar aspects foretell a sudden upheaval and possible hasty travel or relocation. A risky move may involve new business but caution is advised. Expect dangers from rash actions and potential accidents. Notable natives include Earl William Mayo and Alice Howell.
A discussion of choosing cleansing creams based on skin type. It outlines three sister types: dry delicate skin needing oily base creams with nourishment, normal skin needing balanced formulations, and oily skin benefiting from lemon based astringent cleansers. Proper selection aims to normalize all skin types.
Dear Elsie column reveals a 25 year old wife plans to separate from her indulgent, jobless husband who has fallen from a $200 salary to factory pay and runs up debts while she supports six rooms of living. She contemplates selling possessions and sending him to school.
The article outlines choosing lamp bases to fit room styles, avoiding mismatched pieces. It highlights Chinese Japanese Indian bronze and peasant wood lamps, with varied shades and materials, as examples of how design, heft, and mounting affect room harmony and cost.
Famous actress Julia Marlowe born Sarah Frances Frost came to the United States as a child. Trained by Ada Dow, she adopted the name Julia Marlowe, debuted in New London, rose to fame with E. H. Sothern, and helped uplift American theatre with a classic repertoire.
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