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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
6
Dr Manning argues electric washers sweepers and cookers free American women from constant chores. He contends modern wives cook simpler meals, have more leisure, and need less onerous routines, while husbands may enjoy livelier companionship and families benefit from time to love life.
Genevieve Kemble forecasts an active day with Saturn Jupiter and Mars in friendly positions fueling enterprise and rising fortunes. Exercise care when signing documents as a productive year and business expansion await those born today.
A Surrogate's Court case on Hetty Howland Robinson Green illuminates the life of the world's richest woman. The article notes her frugal lifestyle, multiple aliases, and sharp business genius, along with her philanthropy in Chicago and vast holdings from railroads to real estate.
A letter asks if a young wife should work to support herself and their baby while repaying a $3,500 debt to the husband’s mother. Elsie notes two sides to the story, urges paying debts before saving, and suggests the mother’s need may justify repayment. Copyright 1925 Premier Syndicate.
A twenty year old asks if dating multiple men in a week harms her reputation before marriage. Annie Laurie replies that it is not harmful for unengaged girls to meet many friends and to maintain friendships. The column invites inquiries from young women on feminine topics and instructs letters be sent to the office care of Miss Laurie.
A fashion diary notes outdoor wraps for the season, praising sleek lines and front-ruffling silhouettes. The writer recalls a designer’s remark that cloth coats can be as smart as fur, and muses on materials like wool and serge de soie for youthful figures.
Royall S Copeland argues that a good patient cooperates with doctors and nurses, takes nourishment, and follows medical guidance to aid recovery. He warns against being a bad patient who resists treatment and disrupts care, noting shared effort is key to winning the battle against disease.
A recipe excerpt outlines beet and onion preparation, cooking with water and milk, then thickening with white roux. It includes steps for breaded chops with tomato sauce, mashed potatoes, peas, cucumber salad with onion and red pepper, and a dressing note.
Katherine and Madge debate the aphasia of Fanny Powell and the financial strain of caring for her at Lillian’s house. They worry whether Fanny fakes illness, note insomnia risks, and consider who should act as caretakers, while sleep brings a troubling late-night intrusion.
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