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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
20
Dr. Copeland warns diphtheria leaves lasting risks to heart kidneys and nervous system with rare paralysis of the throat. He calls for continued vigilance against infectious diseases praising vaccination and prevention. A Q&A column offers home remedies and advice for swelling glands nasal issues and general health concerns.
The forecast warns of false friends sickness and disappointment in general affairs. Birthday individuals may see business success but must guard health and beware false friends. A child born today can overcome business challenges with determination.
Grace Thorncliffe describes designer Insiblr shaping a new winter silhouette with heavy satins and velvets. The countdown to a dramatic bustle features apricot velvet, cream lace, and silk flowers, focusing attention on the back while the front remains austere.
A columnist recalls a new California schoolhouse vandalized overnight with ink on walls floors desks and chairs. The writer blames a troubled teen and his gang calling them morons and contrasts them with readers who take pride in building up their communities.
A columnist advises housewives on selecting affordable china for the home. Open stock patterns, durability, and matching capability matter, with recommendations including Japanese and Chinese wares, Howe or Doban ware, green and yellow pieces, and decorative but practical table settings.
A girls column shares guidance on teen romance and jealousy. EB cautions not to demand exclusivity and to maintain other acquaintances while ITTA suggests sending a brief note to rekindle contact if the interest remains. Annie Laurie invites readers to write in for replies in future columns.
In a domestic scene Adele Garrison depicts a tense exchange with her mother in law Mother Graham and maid Katie. The conflict centers on scolding, evasive remarks, and an open letter from Richard. The narrative captures simmering resentments and unsettled finances as Mrs. Graham reads a problematic missive from her son.
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