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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1931

Page

12

We Honor the Prophets But Love Our Jesters

A reflective piece extols comedians poets and performers who move audiences to laughter and tears. It contrasts public worship of charity and intellect with hunger for entertainment praising the jester as a liberating figure who brightens dull lives and defeats the gloom of daily existence. Copyright 1951 Newspaper Feature Service.

Charlie Chaplin Europe Liberacr Pan Newspaper Feature Service, Inc Katherine Lillian Mums Junior Roderick

Passion Play of the East at Kerbela Draws Faithful

The Passion Play of the East at Kerbela Iraq gathers Shia pilgrims from Persia Central Asia India and Iraq to witness The Return of the Head. Processions move through crowded streets to mosques as chainmen breast-beaters and mourners enact Husain death rituals. The article notes a twelve century tradition and the role of holy men fakirs in giving faith amid hardship.

Kerbela Iraq Persia Central Asia India Husain

The Bridge Supper Is Frivolous And Dainty

The article outlines late bridge supper menus emphasizing social occasion over meal. It covers open faced and hot sandwiches with varied fillings such as minced liver paste, seafood spreads, and decorative garnishes. Suggestions include decorative shapes, buffet service tips, and prep strategies for hostess or maid service.

Odd Facts and Figures from a Curious Era

A mix of brief items notes falcon training for slow motion study, rail fare savings if MPs rode third class, thousands of adoptions and orphans finding homes in three years, doctors predicting men aged 25 may live to 70, and the sextant and quintant measuring angles to 120 and 144 degrees respectively.

At the Cross Roads by Dorothy Flack

Prose meditation on life choices and the search for happiness. It contrasts fleeting pleasure with lasting contentment, urging simplicity, inner peace, and a steady path to fulfillment. It cautions against envy of public spectacle and stresses living to one’s own sincere tune.

Madge Seeks Lillian Advice Over Mysterious Letter

Madge seeks counsel from Lillian about a troubling mailed letter to Martha Halkett care of Jack's firm. The scene shows Madge masking worry while Lillian offers insight and practical help, as Madge plans to confront family matters and placate Mother Graham before disclosing the issue.

Madge Jack Bickett Lillian Dicky Southampton Allah Mrs. Madge Mother Graham Martha Halkett Jack

Helpful Advice for Teens on Courtship Strains and Silence

A reader asks about a girl’s disapproval of a late teen courtship and how to address parental chaperone concerns. The column advises writing to understand the cause and arranging a meeting with her parents if appropriate. A separate 18 year old asks how to handle a sailor’s abrupt goodbye after two years of dating and whether to wait for a letter or act. the advice urges acceptance of his possible lack of commitment and to avoid pining.

Nancy Lee Lonesome Joe Piggn Joe

Seven Year Itch and Scabies Treatment

Royal S. Copeland outlines scabies causes itching and rash from the parasite acarus scabiei, correcting the seven year myth. He recommends physician guidance and sulfur ointment, applied nightly with bathing, noting transmission caution and that most cases respond to treatment.

Rainy Day Style by Josephine Huddleston

This piece offers rainy day fashion guidance for the spring season. It emphasizes waterproof makeup and rainproof garments, including coats hats overshoes and silk treated stockings, noting they remain stylish while protecting against showers and stain-free appearance.

Josephine Huddleston

Stars Say For Friday April 24 Forecast by Genevieve Kemble

The reading notes a perplexing state among major planets with both great opportunity for advancement and stubborn obstacles. It advises extreme tact diplomacy and subtle strategy to avert dangers and turn hazards into success. Birthdays today herald a year with openings yet impediments and sudden challenges.

Genevieve Kemble

Blue Season Dominates Fashion With Blue Hues

Vera Winston notes a blue season across frocks, suits, and ensembles for formal, informal, and sports wear. Two shade blue combos, blue handbags and accessories feature, with evening models in dark blue lace highlighted. A two shade blue suit with white pique blouse is showcased.

Good Night Story Sparks A Flaming Box Duel

Knarf and the other shadows conjure a playful match battle with a cardboard box. The match, eager to box, is outwitted by a sandpaper edge and bursts into flames, ending in ashes as the shadows watch.

Knarf Knart Mij Flor Hanid Yam Ila Match Greepet Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

Quoted Wisdoms On Speech And Virtue

A collection of concise maxims and reflections from Carlyle Temple Bacon Southerly Aristotle Addison on fatigue joy courage timing and manners in speech. The lines highlight caution in speaking, balance between pleasure and duty, and the value of measured courtship.

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