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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1931
Page
6
Senator Roy al S and Copeland explain quinsy as a throat abscess from tonsillitis most common in spring and fall. One sided pain worsens with swallowing, fever, and potential kidney or heart complications. If untreated, repeated attacks are likely. opening the abscess early prevents severe suffering.
The column answers readers on height growth to age 21, fitness for increasing height through gym exercises, fattening foods such as gravy and bananas, and medical queries on sciatica asthma sinus trouble and abdominal pain. It provides approximate weights for a 12 year old girl and urges professional examination for certain conditions.
The planetary plan offers pleasant contacts and flourishing personal ties while business is under stress and may cause annoyance. A notable change looms. handle with wisdom to avoid danger. Those born today face a year of rapid change. prudence is advised. A. Dvorak is cited as a notable nativity.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of work happiness in a department store, shopping with Helene for vacation and autumn wear, and a fashion lesson from a grand lady. The entry notes plans to redo the apartment, upcoming vacations, and a new utility coat in tweed with cross fox collar for travel and motoring.
A navy crepe marocain frock with criss crossed bodice bands and unpressed pleated skirt is paired with a printed navy marocain coat. A plain blue scarf faced with the printed fabric completes the ensemble designed for the cooler days ahead.
Lillian and Dicky propose a three day seaside rest for Madge to recover and finish the final act after Mr Veritzen's inspection. A luxury hotel suite is booked with beach access and a phone for emergencies, while Madge quietly weighs the disruption and Dicky hints at a missing ingredient in the plan. (Continued Tomorrow.)
Dear reader, a fifteen year old girl writes of heartbreak after loving a boy two years older. He prefers another girl and avoids dialogue. The columnist says there is little she can do, advise moving on and making new friends, learn from the experience, and be wiser next time.
A humorous yet pointed monologue follows a Fat Woman who diets and endures tasteless meals to fit fashion, longs for stylish clothing in her size, and pleads for designers to offer flattering options. She recalls avoiding shops and laments the mismatch between beauty standards and real bodies.
Eleanor Ross advises planning toy storage near the child's favorite play areas. Use reachable shelves, small chests, and porch cupboards to keep toys organized, preventing clutter and guiding children to return items to their designated spots. Low, shallow cupboards and baskets train tidiness.
Household tips cover furniture scratches silken garments and stockings. Oil treated scratches fade, ammonia helps gabar dine frocks, vinegar preserves silk after washing. Use warm water for brushes, avoid strong soap. borax brightens glass and silver. Salt or carbonate keeps beets color and coffee grounds settled.
An article by Josephine Huddleston outlines practical hair arrangements for working and evening wear. It describes short and long bobs, placement of waves, back-of-head rolls, and clips, noting newer permanent wav ing machines make at home setting easy and flattering.
A man walks with a bag that moves as a cat inside pleads to be freed. Shadows follow, arguing over whether the bag will end up in the river. The man declares the cat old and throws the bag toward the water as the tale hints at a later rescue.
A collection of maxims and reflections from Locke Cicero Johnson Seneca Steele Anderson La Bruyere South and others on learning living slowly free will cheerfulness flattery dependence gratitude and hospitality. It includes a closing note attributed to the Earl of Clarendon.
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