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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1930

Page

6

Health The Passport to Everything Worth While

Health essay by M D Peland from New York Health urges vigor through good food sleep and fresh air as the passport to happiness and peace of mind. It argues that health beat crowns and riches and notes practical Q and A on blood pressure goitre psoriasis eczema tuberculosis and other health topics with readers invited to request further details by mail.

Peland M. D. Ir New York New York City Lfe William England Joes D. R

Test Before Built-In Home-Making Helps

Eleanor Ross advises new homeowners to test furniture layouts before building in. She notes experimental placement saves expense and improves comfort, suggesting temporary shelves or small models to reveal natural groupings and needed pieces. The writer compares this to theatrical stage planning and urges careful preliminary care for permanent homes.

Eleanor Ross Sybil Paul

Stars Say September 2 Forecast Promises Advancement Yet Warns of Turbulence

The column notes conflicting planetary influences on September 2 with emphasis on personal stamina and self-control. It predicts employment advancement and help for new undertakings but warns of obstacles and a risk of aggression and rash conduct. Fraud or treachery risks with papers are cited, while a sharp mind and potential for maturity are highlighted.

Genevieve Kemble

Love's Reawakening: Noel Chooses Marys Flowers

Noel agrees to Mary wearing his father’s flowers after Madge persuades him, while Madge plans a luncheon and tidbits of family tension unfold. Noel wrestles with his father’s accusations and a looming confrontation, as the salon party prep continues.

Noel Madge Mary Cel Philip Veritzen Harry Underwood Lil

Blemished skin beauty cure with tar soap and yeast

A reader describes a home facial treatment using tar soap, yeast paste, and bismuth powder to clear blemishes. The method includes scrubbing, drying, and applying a milk yeast paste, then finishing with bismuth powder and peroxide for pigment marks.

Fortune tellers read fortunes for others not themselves

A humorous column by Winifred Black mocks fortune tellers who boast insight into stocks, politics, and love while failing to foresee their own fates. It contrasts Star Gazer, Bright Eyes, and Belle Rayah with a shopper’s warning about financial crises and personal mishaps, sprinkled with playful travel between worlds.

Winifred Black Stoc Venus Bright Eyes Belle Rayah The Shades Belle Bayah Fort Wayne Indiana

Modest Violet Learns to Seek Sunlight

In a garden tale, six shadow characters coax a violet to rise from modesty and reach the sun. The flower, shy at first, gains light and warmth, only to be plucked by a child as the mother notes its unusual boldness. The vignette ends with a reflective remark on modesty.

Flor Hanid Yam Knarf Mother Mil Knart May Fior

Helpful Advice to Girls from ANDY LEE and YOUNG INQUIRER

A fifteen year old asks if she should date an elder man. The Young Inquirer counsels to avoid dating until at least sixteen and focus on healthy companionship. An eighteen year old freshman seeks dating help. True Blue advises maintaining standards and patience for future, worthwhile friendships.

Lillian Madge Helena Carolyn Mary Harry Hee Marion Phil Nancy Lee Mother Young Inquirer True Blue RUE Blue

A Fashion Model's Diary Describes Fall Evening Gowns

Grace Thorncliffe notes a fashion shop discussion on fall evening frocks and skin tone. Madame highlights suntan influence on color choices, showcasing robin blue satin gown with dark blue embellishments and brown suede gloves as a harmonizing accessory.

Grace Thorncliffe Adambe Helene Madame

Words of the Wise Reflections on Grief and Temperament

A collection of aphorisms and quotes on human nature, conscience, and emotion. Notable lines from Swinburne Pope Schopenhauer Longfellow Scott and Froude explore grief, love, and perception. The passages juxtapose moral restraint with passion and suggest reading the past through present understanding.

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