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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1931
Page
6
Royal S Copeland warns that calomel though useful when prescribed can be deadly in overdose. He recalls a young woman’s accidental death from caromel and urges caution and professional medical supervision for all medicines. He stresses that most remedies become poisons in large doses and cautions against self prescription.
Young reader asks about facial eczema and neck rashes likely from eczema and is advised to request full particulars via self addressed stamped envelope. Other queries cover slowing chin hair growth, rapid teen heart spells with possible indigestion or nervous causes, and advice linking hair health to overall health. A 1951 Newspaper Feature Service copyright note.
A teenage girl asks if her boyfriend J should have waited for her family after church while inviting her to go out alone. The exchange centers on proper conduct and expectations in teen dating, with guidance emphasizing etiquette and respect for the group.
A collage of trivia notes on feld production ants and bees plus a dated church practice. A reader asks about an on again off again romance and a columnist counsels steadier moods and seeking a more even tempered friend rather than a moody lover.
An illustrated piece by Dorothy Flack extols mothers globally. It celebrates American Indian Eskimo Indian and Asian mothers, praising courage, devotion, and the universal tender maternal love that shines in their eyes as they care for children.
Adele Garrison's tale centers on Madge Graham and her crew aboard a boat where Philip Veritzen's threat to block a play prompts Madge's clever defiance. Lillian's mischief sparks tense humor as Dicky, Harry, and Hank react, while Madge contemplates a hidden family moment and a weekend escape that may change everything.
The article portrays Zanzibar as a striking historic and commercial hub off East Africa. It describes the island’s coral sands, ebony and teak doors, narrow streets, and diverse population. It notes Seyyid Said’s conquest era and the once vast slave trade, now ended, while Zanzibar remains East Africa’s gateway to its jungles.
Seen on Fifth Ave. by Louise Duntley notes lace frocks stay popular for all occasions. Sea son shows silk net lace in black with cascading flounce and diagonal paneling. The silhouette features a full skirt from the knees to a floor-length hem.
Elsa laments 66 guests dieting over the weekend while Martha resists wasted meals. Most dieters avoid milk butter eggs sugar cream potatoes and red meat, leaving little for the cook. A joking plan against catering to every diet follows before a change in stance.
A columnist advises diners on diet etiquette at suppers. The piece cites a case where a dieting guest insisted on his nuts and raw foods, disrupting meals and prompting the hostess to enforce diet compliance. It stresses considering the host's expectations and avoiding imposition in shared meals.
The astrology forecast calls for active daily progress in work and practical matters with growth in fortunes and support from elders. Domestic relations appear favorable and a child born today may be versatile with cultural and mystical leanings and practical talent.
A former European princess, rich with pearls and emeralds, marries a handsome but penniless young singer. Two years later her wealth vanishes, the husband leaves, and she dies in a lament of heartbreak in a third class boarding house. Was the price of happiness too high or was brief joy worth it? The piece questions love, money, and fulfillment.
Shadows from a book chase Aladdin into a bustling narrow street in India trading lanes. Genies and mystery vanish then reappear as camels laden with precious stones pass. Flor notes a man resembles the genie. the group follows toward the palace, promising further adventure.
Vera Wlnston presents a fashion sketch of a reddish purple crepe romain evening gown. The sleeveless, close fitting bodice flows into a one piece skirt with a hipline inset ending in a large bow. The back is full while the front remains straight, edged by bois de rose roses at the neck and armholes.
A collection of maxims and reflections from Milton Emerson Defoe Swift Zoubert Phaedrus Voltaire Bacon Goethe Carlyle and Syrus. The lines discuss intelligence news politeness opportunity duty journalism and human conduct in a compact moral snapshot.
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