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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1930
Page
6
Dr Royall S Copeland argues neglecting myopia harms life and urges wearing glasses. He explains myopes view near objects clearly but distant vision suffers, noting progression and the need for occasional second reading glasses. He stresses early correction to prevent further eye damage.
Readers ask about bow legs weight gain and heart pains. Advice suggests consulting an orthopedist for leg straightening, aiming for healthy weight with nourishing foods and hydration, and warning that sharp chest pains require medical exam.
A housekeeper can save work by compiling a personal filing system for ideas and formulas from periodicals radio and friends. Business habits help, with memoranda and clippings stored alphabetically or on cards or in a hanging file, making recipes and decorating tips easy to reference.
The column cautions a tough day shaped by lunar influences with treachery, misrepresentation, and possible litigation. Yet a sharp mind and new plans offer mitigation through discretion and insight, aided by favorable intervention for projects and writing efforts. A birth on this day is marked by keen perception to overcome obstacles and hidden enemies.
A garbled passage lists diverse bits about chemistry making bodies transparent, language studies by Sir George Grierson, foods with surprising qualities, an early fire typewriter, book costs, war cemeteries in France and Belgium, and digestion time for a heavy dinner.
Paris reports describe fur hats in draped beret styles with flat supple furs. Suits in fur and velvet pair with matching caps, roadtails favored for hats and outfits. Gloves gain prominence. ungloved hands to be rare. Two hats showcased feature draped black breit schawantz and velvet green crowns with pearl and chenille accents.
Adele Garrizon’s tale centers on a social evening where a tense undercurrent surfaces amid a wedding mood, as the narrator notes admiration for a bouquet and lingering questions over a rival’s generosity. Mary and a suitor vie for attention while promises of happiness hover alongside past grievances.
A printed excert from a modern health feature outlines a calorie chart by age and height. It details typical daily intakes for various statures and ages, notes activity adjustments, and suggests targets for weight loss or gain with medical caution.
Dear Lady consoles mothers abandoned by husbands and adult children, urging acceptance and self-reliance. The writer shares neighbors facing hunger, desertion, and costly court battles, arguing that mothers should redefine happiness beyond their offspring and consider their own survival. The column cites The Torch as a symbol of enduring sacrifice and urges forgiveness while building a new life.
Question and answer style discusses dating etiquette for girls, including whether a girl should call a boy, invite him over, or reveal feelings. It cautions against frequent phone calling and suggests showing appreciation without overzeal, noting individual differences in cases.
Elene confides unhappiness over a future home and marriage as she admires hostess costumes and a wish to preside at cozy dinners. Gracie reassures with talk of simple dinners and new slips to wear with evening gowns amid fashion daydreams.
In a twilight land the shadow children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf enter a hollow tree via a balloon and meet a wise owl who claims to know everything The group learns they reside among creatures avoiding sunlight while snakes roots and rainwater mysteries unfold during their return voyage under a dark sky.
A compilation of short quotes on philosophy, self improvement, and conscience from Horace Aurelius Burns Elliot Shelley Moore and Johnson. The pieces contrast reason imagination sadness and ignorance with reflections on life choices and mental strength.
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