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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
12
Dorothy Flack notes springtime affects mood and desire as people dream of travel and new connections. The piece describes how vernal energy shifts perception, turning routine office life into anticipation of romance and escapes, with readers invited to reflect on Cupid’s timing in spring.
A Person of Some Importance ruminates on manners and social faux pas in a humorous 1931 piece. The Other Person of Importance is criticized for etiquette lapses from doorways to conversation. The contrast sharpens when a host’s friend shows generosity then mocks the host.
Brief health column answers common queries on stomach acidity nervousness and diet for children cradle cap constipation and appendicitis. Guidance favors diet balance hydration gentle care and consulting via self addressed stamped envelopes for full details.
Seen on Fifth Ave reports a rise in Cuban music influence shaping evening frocks with wide swirls. A black net gown showered with wire polka dots features a scarf with an applique satin bow and a narrow pleated satin edge.
Temple Manning describes Ja Alai as one of Havana’s prime attractions, noting its Basque origin, the lightning pace, and the fronton arena where players hurl the ball and bettors shout odds. He contrasts this with Havana’s broad avenues, monuments, and the friendly street beggars.
Weet peppers add a distinct touch to foods with many uses. Raw they garnish salads and vegetables, while sliced or diced they flavor dressings or dishes. They can be fried in butter, cooked with tomatoes or onions, or stuffed with meat and baked.
Practical household advice on lemon use for whitening and stain removal, labeling tape usefulness, removing string from beans, peeling onions with a fork, washing produce to dislodge insects, and cake pan greasing with flour to prevent sticking.
The narrator and Dicky discuss baby names with humor as the proposal to name the child Faith is considered. The father contemplates telling Mother Graham the backstory of desertion to justify the name. Richard blesses the choice, while the narrator plans to speak with her father about the matter.
A column recounts teen dating troubles with advice from Nancy Lee and others. A timid suitor hints at affection, suggesting the girl reveal her feelings directly. A young man favors another girl but remains friendly, and the columnist counsels exploring other friendships while clarifying the signals.
The forecast offers a mildly benefice outlook for employed readers and well directed workers with growth, recognition, and emoluments. Diligence is advised, with possible minor writing annoyances and slight career advancement or favors from superiors. A birthday child will be steady, practical, and favored by employers. lunar transits for this day.
Dr Copeland outlines amoebic dysentery as a global disease that can be carried in food and water. He warns carriers may remain asymptomatic yet transmit infection, urges immediate medical care for severe diarrhoea, and prescribes rest and a liquid diet during acute attacks.
The heart of woman can rejoice as fashion returns to suits this season with classic tailored lines and the quirky jacket and skirt look. A slim young woman model wears a beige jacket with a brown wrap skirt in lightweight wool, accented by a cream Ascot tie dotted in brown.
A narrator reading a world history book is interrupted by Knarf a mischievous shadow boy who lifts words from the page then ridicules the reader. The narrator scolds Knarf and snaps the book shut ending the disturbance as Knarf flees.
A collection of aphorisms from Atterbury Saadi Richter Addison Scott Johnson Colton Irving and Collier exploring virtue ambition adversity authority and the value of thoughtful action. The compact sayings contrast how character guides life how wisdom should be lived and how minds respond to misfortune and power.
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