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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1930
Page
11
Dr R S Copeland urges calm in bleeding emergencies. He recalls a medical college scene where a professor said the proper first step is to keep cool, then stop the bleeding. The article discusses methods to control bleeding with dressings and tourniquets and when to seek medical help.
The passage explains applying a tourniquet to an injured limb to control bleeding. It describes a pad and band method using stones or wood, cautions against excessive pressure, and urges physician inspection. If no help arrives within an hour, loosen the device to prevent tissue death.
A reader asks about height and weight for a 14 year old girl six foot two and a half inches tall and whether growth will continue. The advice notes a target weight around 112 pounds, confirms growth up to about age 21, and suggests a plastic surgeon could help with thick lips if desired.
The forecast predicts a lively day with progress through enterprise and steady effort yet warns of restlessness and possible discord at work or with authorities. Birthday individuals may face a dynamic year with changes and advantageous contacts, while personal matters flourish and a born child may be energetic and engaging.
Temple Manning reports on Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings. Ex planations cover the tomb’s hurried construction, the giant sarcophagus mummy, early lighting devices, and four dismounted chariots. The piece notes Tutankhamun's brief reign, name changes, and the tomb’s transformative effect on public interest. Autumn winds segment reflects social musings on women and gallantry.
In a Winter morning room, Margaret Graham learns from Robert Savarin’s sister that a fortune held in trust for Lillian and Marlon must be managed by her. Savarin explains the $15,000 in savings, bonds, and securities, urging Margaret to accept the guardianship if ever dire need arises.
A 1930 advice column features readers seeking guidance on forgiveness in a romance, initiating contact after a separation, and graceful social gestures. The column offers practical tips, urging honesty, tact, and confidence, with scenarios involving young lovers, city versus country dynamics, and appropriate gifts for social events.
The Home Kitchen explores parsnips and oyster plant as underrated vegetables. Parsnips can be boiled long then dressed with butter parsley and seasonings or shaped into cakes with cream and flour. oyster plant cooks quickly, peeled and sliced then reheated in butter or cream. Both can become nourishing luncheon dishes when mashed with eggs milk and flour and fried to browns.
An old style household page advises daily hand care using a hand lotion kept in kitchen and bathroom for convenience. It also shares a method to refresh golf balls and a tip to remove hot dish marks from a polished table with a heated turpentine and linseed oil mixture.
The author describes new furniture arriving, choosing a couch a davenport and a large chair with dark polished wood and firm cushions. The plan spaces the new pieces by the fireplace with the old creaking chair serving as a welcome like an old friend, and places the two ottomans in front.
A group of shadows and their mistresses visit the seashore to study tides. Clever Knarf pretends knowledge, vows to catch tides, waits alone as waves reveal the tide comes in six hours, and is soaked by a high tide while the others depart. Reflective pieces on memory and home furnish a bittersweet mood.
EW millinery trends shift away from the face with brim rolling or removal. Black felt is styled to flatter, and berets rise in popularity in fabrics and furs, offering varied silhouettes and dramatic forehead exposure.
A curio of quotations presents thinkers from Bacon to Shakespeare and Burns. It compiles ideas on pride, gratitude, humility, kindness, and moral judgment, framing how rhetoric and conduct shape character and perception.
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