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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1930
Page
6
Roy S. Copeland outlines methods to restore normal weight in undernourished infants through five to six daily feedings, higher caloric mixtures, pasteurized milk, and careful handling. He notes possible infections, heat effects on appetite, and stresses doctor consultation for persistent cases.
In a reflective scene, Marion, Carolyn, and Uncle Charlie discuss holiday plans as Sam’s unavoidable business trip and Measles scare complicate the Yale guest list. Carolyn frets over hosting, while Marion worries about their mother’s care and the school’s strict chaperoning. Continued tomorrow.
DVERSE conditions generally may be expected on this day with warnings of setbacks sickness sorrow and betrayal. A philosophical approach may ease minor anxieties and prevent rash words or deeds. Warnings about writings speech particularly for birthday individuals and restless erratic children born that day.
The British Museum plans a 165 volume printed catalogue of its complete collection. Each volume contains about 600 pages and the project will print at roughly fifteen volumes per year. Subscriber cost is estimated at about 2500 dollars per set. Also noted is Scotland's loneliest school at the head of Loch Doon with three pupils.
A young girl writes about a rumored insult, seeking guidance on reconciliation with a kind suitor and whether to make the first move. Nancy Lee advises the boy to apologize and the girl to wait for his approach, stressing calm, moral propriety and maintaining friendship.
The gala piece suggests pairing dresses with scarves belts and jewelry. It highlights a yellow orange red foulard scarf a pale blue hand knit tennis sweater with black bands a brown straw belt and silver amber buckle. Shoes include beige kid oxfords and brown calf perforated designs.
Winifred Black honors actor Fritz Williams in a tribute noting his Broadway brilliance and the sadness of his departure. The piece reflects on the actor’s joy on stage, private struggles, and the city’s mourning as Spring vitality contrasts with the loss of a comic talent.
Eleanor Ross advises gentle care for silk stockings. Soak in lukewarm borax water or neutral soap flakes, avoid rubbing, rinse in lukewarm water, and dry in shade. Do not sun the silk, and use minimal soap to preserve color and fabric. The piece blends practical care with reflections on theater and memory.
The article advises using silk gloves to protect hands during spring house cleaning and gardening. It stresses that grubby tasks damage hand beauty and suggests gloves as a preventive measure to maintain a neat appearance while performing everyday chores.
The piece explains glove types for housework and gardening, recommending camphor ice to soften skin and prevent damage. It covers washing and moisturizing routines, dry skin remedies, and the sequence of cleaning hands before and after glove use.
Grace Thorncliffe records plans for a country weekend after a Spring dance. Helene buys a new dusty pink chiffon evening dress with pastel lame, and Billy’s old classmate will escort Helene to the fraternity dance. The trio hopes for three leisure days in the country following Friday’s event.
A compilation of short quotes on body and soul, ambition and empire, debt and truth, divine purpose, risk and sweetness. Notable lines include Meredith on the soul, Tennyson on action, Chamberlain on nations, Rabelais on debt, Lincoln on purpose, and Smith on risk.
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