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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
7
The column features Triple Forgiver blaming dancing jazz mania and weak women for his troubles, arguing pleasure is universal but must be balanced with duty. A reader letter from M. BF discusses divorce, youth, and freedom, urging self-determination and restraint in a 1925 Premier Syndicate context.
A young woman asks how to win back a suitor she loves after rebuffing him. Annie Laurie urges writing to invite a call, arguing that a change of heart should prompt action and that the suitor will respond. The column invites letters from readers about feminine interests.
A fashion diary narrator attends tennis matches at Forest Hills with Pam and Peter. They note silk coats, maroon faille silk outfits, and fashion details like godets and embroidery amid crowd chatter and sport talk. The piece blends style commentary with a day at the courts.
Annette Bradshaw extols open fireplaces as a cozy, stylish feature for many rooms from hall to bedroom. She notes apartments may only have one grate and favors wrought iron over brass for easy maintenance, urging simple mantel styling with minimal decoration for maximum charm.
The article describes an at home Halloween themed dinner dance with a goblin or witchcraft motif. It offers decoration ideas using gray paper garlands lanterns black figures and pumpkins, table centerpieces a gray crepe cloth and a grey owl centerpiece.
The narrator battles to reach Katherine as Fanny Powell has wounded her with bruises visible on the nurse’s throat. Dicky retrieves helpers, Lil and Mother Graham rush to the room, and the young nurse regains consciousness with a fearful, relief-filled look while the household reels from the assault.
In a tense moment the narrator urges calm and practical action to spare Katherine further distress while addressing Lillian and Katherine in a shared crisis. The scene emphasizes responsibility, restraint, and urging the patient to act.
A Jersey act frees married women from being their husbands chattels. Another note claims Irish men have the largest heads compared with English, Scottish, and Welsh men. A single jet of gas can consume as much air as four adults, highlighting surprising physical and scientific trivia.
Dr Royal S Copeland explains how a baby's cry reflects health and abdominal distress. He differentiates colic from earache, notes paroxysmal crying with griping pain, describes undernourished infants as whiny and weak, and advises feeding adjustments and seeking guidance via the columnist office for further questions.
A reader asks about rheumatic knee pain and the doctor suggests possible systemic infection sources such as teeth tonsils sinuses intestines or kidneys and recommends careful examination. Another reader asks about cataract prevention and is told that nothing can be done until the cataract is ripe and to seek specialist advice.
The reading flags a active day with possible annoyances from rushing actions and guarded speech. Quarrels and litigation may cloud a propitious period. fraud is a risk though business may thrive and personal life be pleasant. A birthday child could be clever and ambitious, rising through own efforts.
George Eastman, a leading figure in photography, is celebrated as the father of the motion picture industry. Born 1854 in New York, he rose from modest beginnings to found a global film and camera empire, overcoming early failures and shaping dry plate, film, and cartridge innovations. He mentored a culture of philanthropy, with gifts totaling over 30 million dollars to date.
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