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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
9
A reader questions a mother's obsession with her daughters careers toe dancing and nursing. The writer urges the mother to accept her daughters chosen paths and live her own life, warning against living through them. Copyright 1925 Premier Syndicate Inc.
The reading links sidereal shifts to liveliness and progress after long obstacles. It forecasts initiative, enterprise, and steady advancement, with notable shifts in love and home matters. Caution against deceit is advised, while modern births may yield bold, industrious children and a fairly successful year.
An advice column urges readers to protect eye health and brightness. It notes eyes reveal impression, advises sufficient sleep, good light, and rest. suggests boracic acid wash for irritation and proper storage. It ends by linking eye care to enhancing beauty through color choices.
A reader asks how to handle a young man who promised to write but stopped after one letter. Annie Laurie counsels to keep pride, be friendly but not clingy, focus on other friends, and avoid heartbreak. Readers may send feminine interest questions for column replies.
Dr. Dan Cupid prescribes a playful courtship as a cure for a lovesick girl. The wise doctor suggests dressing her best, inviting a desired suitor, and letting a moonlit evening and a few soft tunes work magic. If the plan fails, the patient is deemed hopeless.
A wounded hero with medals and a bright record, yet poor and kindly, is mourned in San Francisco. He was lured to a rented shed by an insurance scam and killed, the builder blowing up the place. The murderer died by suicide, and the soldier was buried at Fort Point with taps and a wreath sent to his mother in the East. The piece contrasts money with human mercy.
Practical guide to hot breakfast breads for cool days detailing buttered toast milk toast fried bread and deep fat fried bread. Includes method for milk mixture, serving on hot plates, and garnish ideas with bacon watercress and maple syrup.
Vera Winston highlights a royal purple velvet evening wrap with shaded mauve and gray ostrich feather trim. The cape’s line silhouette remains simple, with a single rising front slope as its understated icon.
Dr Copeland urges staying young through activity and hobbies to counter aging. He cites physical health, dental care, and regular routines, then offers readers questions on eye care, weight, circulation, and eye treatments with his standard recommendations and instructions.
In a letter read by a wary daughter in law, Dicky apologizes for not sending funds and asks to cut expenses. He hints at a pressing situation, mentions possibly laying off staff, and signals distress over rumored gambling or bad investments, provoking fear of financial reverse.
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