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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1931
Page
8
A nostalgic piece traces Bertie, once a teacher’s pet bright in books and popular with classmates, now ailing and dependent. His mother sheltered him and gave comfort, but he offers little in return, raising questions about nurture, dependence, and buried potential.
In a Christmas home, Roderick, Hank, Bill and Junior clash over a scorching iron accident. Dicky and Margaret rush to manage the dispute while a burn prompts questions of intent and honesty among the four boys, all under close scrutiny by relatives.
The column foresees lively transactions and new undertakings with possible turmoil in personal and business ties. Employment may bring preferable recognition if conflict is kept in check. birthdays mark a pivotal year with decisive initiative and potential for talent and position amid provocation.
The article highlights popular afternoon frocks in satin crepe marocain georgette and crepe de Chine with black as a dominant color accented by white blue or beige. Two lace trimmed black crepe de Chine and blue satin tunic ensembles are sketched as standout models for the season.
Home makers compare toasters on speed and even browning during in home demonstrations. Insulated handles prevent burns, and the best models balance performance with price, offering safer use and reliable golden brown toast.
Practical tips for home cooking and food prep including using a small brush to remove silk from corn, boiling water to peel apples, sealing lemons to keep fresh, leaving gas stove oven doors open to prevent rust, heating plates to keep food warm, and avoiding placing hot pastries on cold dishes to prevent sogginess.
A tribute to Luther Burbank, born in Lancaster Massachusetts on March 7 1849. It praises his plant breeding breakthroughs including the spineless cactus the Burbank potato and improved rhubarb and blackberries while noting his patience dedication and controversial reception.
England imports foreign fruit worth 24 million pounds annually. South African mines supply over half the world’s gold. London pupils show 11 000 plus cases of heart disease. England’s territorial army totals 6 765 officers and 128 593 other ranks, down 1 483 from last year. Gretna unofficial marriages rise in 1928 275 cases, 1929 235, eight months in 1930 260. Port of London pilots number 320 with many earning around 5 000 dollars yearly.
A compiled advice column from Nancy Lee offering guidance on high school romance, dating behavior, and self respect. Readers share questions about loyalty, attention, and social outings, with respondent tips urging indifference to disrespect, balancing fun with boundaries, and using natural appeal.
Seen on Fifth Ave. reports organdie is the season’s prominent material for day and evening wear. South markets show embroidered organdie frocks with simple girlish lines. a light blue model with eyelet embroidery over a pink crepe slip features a softly flaring silhouette. ensembles suit younger generations.
Dr Roy S Copeland argues milk is the key infant food and outlines how cow milk differs from human milk, the need for proper formulas, weekly weighing, and clean handling. He cautions against raw milk and endorses pasteurized milk with safe juice options to replace damaged nutrients.
Health Q and A columns advise dietary correction and regular elimination for oily skin and blemishes with requests for self addressed stamps. A dog bite scar may need a plastic surgeon. Dropsy is excess tissue fluid and requires medical care. treatment depends on the cause.
Shadows Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf meet a spark that visits Dry Sticks for dinner. The spark invites the group to a fire set by dry sticks behind a cellar door, but Father floods the fuel with water, ending the feast and leaving Wet Sticks to hiss in the smoke.
A collection of aphorisms highlighting truth in conversation, the value of silence and modesty, the danger of flattery, and the power of native pride. Includes lines attributed to Emerson Montaigne Voltaire and Scott with brief reflective notes.
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