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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1931
Page
10
Dr. Roy al S Copeland describes neuralgia as a distinct painful nerve condition, its causes, and treatment ideas. He advocates rest, climate change, a vegetable diet, plenty of water, and eight hours sleep to relieve severe neuralgia and warns against unnecessary tooth extractions.
Practical kitchen notes by Alice Lynn Barry describe Brown Rice Pudding and Glorified Rice Pudding with fruit layers whipped cream and vanilla or almond flavoring. Apple Rice Pudding uses cooked rice, apples, cinnamon and a baked finish with fruit sauce or marshmallows.
Genevieve Kemble forecasts a rather auspicious day with Sol aligned to Jupiter indicating growth and expansion. Personal pursuits may risk extravagance and neglect of duties. those born on this day may see a prosperous year but danger of social pleasures draining finances. A born child may be talented socially and commercially but may indulge in pleasure.
A reflective piece by Dorothy Flack extols the rose as love messenger and notes beauty outshines art in capturing its essence. It warns that jealousy and indifference are thorns that hinder love, urging a rose free of ugliness as a messenger of affection.
Historians note that Kerbela hosts a centuries old Shiah Passion Play in Iraq. The annual procession, entitled The Return of the Head, mourns Husain and draws hundreds of thousands to inter his tomb. Visitors also bring relics and bones to burial, aiding local livelihoods.
Practical household tips on threading a needle with a slanted cut to align thread. Advice to dust house plants with a soft paint brush and to use a small brush for peeling and cleaning vegetables like potatoes and beets. Mother of pearl items are cleaned with whitening and cold water to avoid discoloration.
Aunt Madge eavesdrops on her children and their cousins as the Brocken of secrets and new clothes unspools around a central household tale. Roderick and Hank edge toward a disclosure while the sisters celebrate Southampton purchases and a quiet plan to keep young confidences intact.
An advice column by Nancy Lee offers guidance for teen girls on handling a no show date with poise, welcoming a mutual introduction, and managing quarrels with a steady, self controlled approach. It also advises writing a courteous reminder note if a promised reception is pending and choosing to move on if courtesy is lacking.
Louise Duntley notes vivid spring windows along Fifth Avenue showcasing color harmony with red, white, and blue as the season's smart palette. A shop highlighting originality features a red wool suit with a three quarter length jacket and a bright blue crepe skirt with a red, white and blue plaid bodice.
Feature piece by Winifred Black debates changing norms of marriage and money in 1931. It contrasts traditional pressures on women to marry for wealth with modern women seeking love and independence, noting mothers’ influence and the shift to self funding and chosen partnerships. The tone critiques lingering social expectations.
A cold rainy night strands Miss Doll with Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf as they try to comfort her. The doll sobs over a broken heart while rain and tears wash away her paint, and the next morning the mother reveals the sorrow was tears not rain.
Today's Fashion by Vera Winston highlights street and walking dresses for spring. The focus is on useful day wear in silk or fine wool with simple trimming and coordinated accessories. A robin's egg blue frock with brown suede belt features fageting in geometric patterns on bodice sleeves and hips.
A collation of brief quotations on virtue temperance and humility from Blair Tillotson South Pope La Rochefoucauld and Shakespeare. The lines discuss self discipline honest speech repentance and the relativity of inner and outer harms.
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