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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1931
Page
12
A 1931 column argues for stronger masculine role models, citing H A Shuder of San Quentin and contrasting American and English father son interactions. It questions classroom gender balance and suggests fathers and home environments shape boys as much as schools.
Advice column fragment covers teen romance and heartbreak. Letters discuss love with older boys and bashful coaches, urging self respect and honest affection while balancing friends and social life. The tone mirrors a 1920s youth section offering guidance.
A historical sketch describes the rapid reforms in Constantinople renamed Istanbul under Mustafa Kemal. It notes the ban on the fez, rising street freedoms for women, and the shift to the Latin alphabet to expand education and global competition.
The piece reflects on dreams shaping life for men and women, linking ambition with personal happiness. It notes that young men seek financial success and a family, while young women aspire to independence yet still dream of home and companionship and children. It wishes that springtime fulfills these dreams.
A narrator recounts pleading for harmony with her domineering mother in law as apologies and family plans unfold. The scene spans efforts to calm tempers, arrange visits, and reassure relatives while managing household duties and a strained wedding or baby naming context.
Odd facts note headphones for the deaf in Chicago and New York theatres amid silent film protests. A London tailor offered a $15,000 sable lined overcoat with sea otter collar, among the rarest furs with only four pieces left. Separate passages recount a racehorse Sally Dun wearing goggles after eyesight issues, a domestic scene with Katharine and Lillian, and an ongoing letter mystery.
Article advises shoppers to judge produce by weight and size for freshness and suitability. Notes large apples are decorative, medium apples versatile, small oranges best for juice, heavy watery vegetables indicate freshness, but avoid over mature squash cucumber and eggplant with large seeds. Eggs should be heavy for their size. broccoli weight hides inedible stems.
Reader letters discuss head noises linked to ear disease and systemic issues. Advice emphasizes medical evaluation, warns against patent cures, and notes conditions like anemia and varicose veins may relate to ear noises. Copyright 1931 Newspaper Feature Service.
Louise Duntley notes a Spring floral revival along Fifth Avenue. Flower motifs appear in dresses and hats, with cream taffeta frocks, chiffon ruching, and crepe outfits featuring daisy chains. Evening wraps, velvet accents, and elegant hats dominate the season with restrained embellishment.
The reading notes a day favorable for social and artistic activities with many develop ments in romance and domestic life. Expect possible agitation or disputes in correspondence or litigation and caution in handling legal matters. People born today may face a lively social year with potential irritability unless guided.
Vera Winston presents a coat sketch in ribbed tweed of yellow brown and tan mix with striped brown silk braid for contrast. The collarless coat uses a brown suede belt and suits travel sports or business use, offering smart versatility for the season.
Shadows from Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf enter a Mother Goose Book and prompt an unusual tale about Jack a Nory and his brother. An old man stalls, ruminates, and proposes to tell the sibling story instead. Copyright 1951 Newspaper Feature Service.
A collection of old aphorisms about restraint courage and perception from Locke Tillotson Burke Layater Bolingbroke Chesterfield Rochefoucauld Paley and Brodie. The notes warn against taunting rage affectation and indolence while reflecting on action over intention.
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