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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1951
Page
6
Alicia Hart counsels perfume storage to preserve fragrance quality. Sunlight may alter chemicals, so transfer daily use to a small bottle while keeping a larger decanter dark. Crystal bottles tempt décor use but won’t protect contents longer. reveal the big bottle only when half full.
A cigarette burn on wool carpet need not be a tragedy. If superficial, trim the charred ends and sponge with soapless cleaner and water. For deeper damage, hire a professional to replace the burned wool area.
Beauty editor notes reports that gelatin in the diet may strengthen fragile nails and promote hair growth. A rheumatic fever patient improved after three months of gelatin, and a New York study of twelve patients found 7 grams daily led to disappearance of white spots and normal nails in about 13 weeks.
The piece promotes cleanliness and grooming for young girls linking gelatin foods to health and appetite. It suggests summer friendly gelatin dishes, cold consommé, and aspice as appealing options. It also notes child friendly toiletries like bubble bath, a house shaped envelope bag and terry cloth soap unit to encourage daily scrubbing and proper soap use.
Petunia recalls a favored pastime of mounting summer photos during rainy September days. The note reflects a personal hobby of organizing snapshots into a cohesive collection.
The text defines gregarious animals as those that live in social groups such as herds or flocks, emphasizing their tendency to gather in larger social units rather than solitary life.
Canasta party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Edwards at 1505 Madison honored Mrs. E. D. Hawkins on her birthday with a guest list including E. D. Hawkins Frank Brown Homer Tuttle Floyd Ramsey and Jack Ratcliff. A backyard dinner by the Hawkins at 906 Sunset followed with games of 42 and 84 awarding top and low scorers.
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