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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1929
Page
6
Dr Royal Copeland argues for mandatory health instruction in public schools and thorough pupil physicals. He urges corrective health work before promotion, routine dental and vision checks, and surgery for diseased tonsils, adenoids, with strong cooperation between health and education officials to reduce illness and improve national health.
A 1929 health Q and A column answers age and weight guidance for a 14 year old girl, causes of cold related finger changes, acne diet advice, eczema, cow milk versus condensed milk for babies, cold and nasal catarrh treatment, eye exercises vs proper glasses, dark spots before eyes, blackheads diet edits, daily eye wash use, and weight gain tips.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of family plans for a visit to see Billy and his younger brother in a big town. She details moving delays, hotel arrangements, a dress from the shop, and hopes for a swift trip with her father and mother meeting the family, amid an eager tone for a stylish new wardrobe.
The piece contrasts a delicate image of a girl named Bird with a bold revelation of inner power. It notes she is tiny yet possesses superb strength in her hands, and imagines her soaring like a bird into the sun and toward love.
An early guide extols electric cooking and appliances for small spaces and modern apartments. It notes higher cost but cleaner, neater operation and stylish designs. Vendors offer compact stoves, grills, percolators, toasters, dishwashers, irons, and even utility tables for busy households.
A flat-top designer cooking table offers various grades and prices with complete built in cooking gear. When opened it becomes an extension table for serving and cooking with an electrical outlet and drawers holding utensils dishes and cutlery. It minimizes moving about by placing tools linen and dishes in one space. Even on a limited budget selecting electric servants pays off.
The stars warn of hazard and restlessness affecting mind, environment and finances. Changes bring potential gain though rash moves risk funds. employment appears solid with travel indicated. A birthday indicates a year of change and fluctuating fortunes, while the mind remains keyed up and independence calls. A nervous, talented child may rise in employment yet seek freedom.
A dialogue in a 1929 column offers teen and young adult answers on dating, introductions, attractiveness, and social behavior. Nell notes that bashful boys may lead to introductions via a brother. others advise being natural, not overdoing charm, and letting friendships develop. Advisers caution about age and propriety, urging courtesy and restraint.
A melodramatic tale about a man torn between a wife he scorns and Smokey Eyes, a mistress who claims breach of promise. The husband plans divorce but remains entangled as gossip and legal peril loom, framed by dramatic resentment and public scandal.
In a tense domestic scene, a wife confronts fear after a chilling telephone message. The group debates whose plan preserves calm while truth remains unavoidable, and a hinted threat looms over the family. The narrator hints at loyalty, danger, and a plan to reveal all in time.
Five shadow children and three royal princes meet Ting-a-Ling in the Chinese Plate and invent a new game called Gimlet. Ting-a-Ling spins on his heel to demonstrate but vanishes as the game spins away, leaving the young players deciding not to play Gimlet.
A compact sample of quotes linking language, friendship, love, and mortality. Dryden proclaims enrichment through living and dead, Vanbrugh lauds boundless conduct, Carroll urges mindful speech, while a terse note frames delay as cowardice. The lines reflect a century-spanning view on wisdom and words.
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