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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1931
Page
6
A 1931 feature laments a secretary who embezzled funds from her employer. The piece contrasts the trusting employer with the “poor little girl” who rose from beauty work to secretary, living luxuriously on stolen money and facing punishment in prison. It questions fault and hypocrisy in a sensational tone.
Margaret Graham enlists Jack Bickett to uncover Ruth Allen’s scheme against Katherine. She plans to mail a forged envelope via Martha Halkett in New York to force truth and prevent heartbreak. Graham urges Jack to burn the letter after reading it, hoping to save Katherine’s happiness. Continued tomorrow.
The passage warns of commotion and friction from conflicting planetary configurations. It urges careful self control and prudent management to turn circumstances into profit while noting opportunities for birthdays and new undertakings. A child born today may be energetic and ambitious but risks impulsive acts without discipline.
ACE shows how lace elevates frocks with exquisite detail. Readers note that high quality lace maintains shape and price, avoiding cheap limp fabrics. Two page drawings feature an evening lace and pink satin frock with velvet bouquet accents and a black Chantilly lace chiffon ensemble with hand tucked detailing.
An article describes new convalescent trays with collapsible legs that balance on beds and adjust to stand like a small table. A child friendly tray features a fixed mug holder and bed resting legs. For liquids, tall glasses or bottles reduce spills and may boost a recovering youngster’s interest in meals.
The article offers practical tips for home care and cooking. It recommends soaking greasy pans in ammonia and water to ease cleaning and remove color. It advises choosing wallpaper in daylight and using side by side rolls to enlarge perceived surface. It notes oven heat unevenness causes high rising cakes or sinking centers. It warns on drying laundry completely to prevent greased garments and suggests avoiding over-dampening clothes before ironing.
The piece reviews Simon Bolivar as a national hero whose pivotal acts and the surge for liberty shaped Colombia and the broader South American nations. It recounts his early life in Caracas, time in Spain, military campaigns, exile, Haiti aid, eventual victory at Boyaca, presidency of Gran Colombia, and lasting legacy as a symbol of freedom.
A mosaic of trivia notes covers transport under underground groups, plant based materials for boots and polishes, Nottinghamshire’s Clifton Pastures at 365 acres, Kew Gardens housing about 30 000 plant types, and Christ Church Oxford as a college chapel and cathedral. Also mentions portable Hanover guides via automatic machines and a port wine pipe priced at 115 Baligns.
The text outlines who should be introduced first, whether a woman should rise, and how to handle escorts and comebacks. It advises that the gentleman is introduced to the lady, a lady does not rise unless the man is elderly, and a group setting may allow a girl to be escorted home while advising caution when alone with a potential partner. It ends with a teen letter on temper and advice to control anger and apologize to a boyfriend.
Seen on Fifth Ave describes the return of net as a key fabric for formal wear with attention to printed nets and a white net dress with large red flowers and black leaves. The model features a full lower skirt, self-belt, self-straps, and a square neckline targeting younger ball room goers.
Dr. Royal S. Copeland advises a gradual weaning plan starting around eight to nine months and ending by twelve, avoiding hot weather. If needed due to illness, weaning should begin immediately with very weak substitutes, then gradually strengthen cow’s milk under a doctor’s guidance. Preparing feedings must be exact and careful.
A 1931 health columns Q and A addresses small daily health queries. Topics include lamon intake, trench mouth treatment, spinal curvature operations and motherhood, gall stones and eggs, general reduction of bust and arms, and the need to follow a doctor’s advice. The column notes trench mouth is infectious and requires professional dental care.
In a nocturnal tale, a cat attempts to rescue Jack in the box with the shadows of five children and others aiding. The cat’s plan backfires, Jack emerges without legs, and the tin soldier leaves to fetch Miss Doll while Jack lies crumpled on the floor. The children find him in the morning, blaming the cat.
A collection of brief maxims and aphorisms from La Bruyere Cowley Cicero Chesterfield Seneca and Goethe. The phrases touch on contentment, gratitude, conscience, style, resilience, and personal will shaping reality.
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