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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1931
Page
8
A middle west woman accused of poisoning four people including her husband and boarders. The piece questions motive and sanity, noting life insurance totaling about ten thousand dollars and exploring money’s power over behavior. Copyright 1951 Newspaper Feature Service.
A waiter corrects a diner who ordered scalloped cauliflower, noting the distinction between scalloped and au gratin dishes. The piece discusses how cheese is used to enhance flavor and nourishment in vegetables, with Parmesan and American cheese as examples.
Practical recipes and tips on stains and cleaning with methy lated spirit, soaking beans and peas with bicarbonate to reduce cooking time, steaming dried vegetables, preserving color in peas with bicarbonate, burns remedies with glycerine borax and linseed oil, keeping windows from steaming, peeling apples by hot water, preparing tomatoes with boiling water, cheese flavoured dishes like Roquefort or Gorgonzola added last, au gratin methods for vegetables and fish, and specific ratios for Ham and Noodles au Gratin.
Turned Tables Drawn by Dorothy Flack ERY discusses love as a dangerous fire and contrasts vamps with true affection. It warns about reputations, lure, and gambling with feelings, noting how genuine love brings lasting happiness despite temptations.
The daily star forecast signals a day of opportunity and progress with potential large scale environmental and social effects. Caution advised on signings as corporations and secret agreements loom, while birthdays hint at surprising developments and favorable offers from major groups.
The text notes that Oliver Goldsmith, the poet and medical doctor, accidentally killed himself by overdosing on a quack remedy. It presents a terse account of a famous figure implicated in a self-inflicted fatality through dubious medicine.
A long feature extols Hongkong as a key commercial hub on the India China trade route. It notes Victoria as the real city center, British rule, harbor views, a 22 mile ring road, peak vistas, dense tenements, and large Chinese boat populations while praising foreign residences on the peak.
A vivid reading of a scene from a play where Veritzen declares his love as memory, while a writer-narrator contemplates his theatrics. The dialog reveals staged passion, self deception, and the shifting tone between romance and professional resolve in a 1931 fiction installment.
A 1931 feature reply column gives guidance to young girls. A 14 year old asks how to tell if a older boy cares and whether 14 is too young. Advice urges self respect, scholastic focus, and warns love is sacrifice and service.
A reader counsels a heartbroken woman to question a fiancé and learn the truth before marriage. She urges pressing for a definite answer, notes time heals wounds, and warns that knowing the worst can spare future regrets.
Dr. R S Copeland lauds U S Public Health Service and Immigration Service for preventing disease. He notes four ships in a year brought infectious illnesses but quarantine prevented spread and medical exams screened emigration, with thousands examined and only a small fraction refused or sent back.
Today’s Fashion by Vera Winston highlights the smartness of the little jacket as a major wardrobe item. It features an evening pastel green jacket with rose garlanded capelet sleeves and a view of a blouse jacket in old ivory taffeta with a large bow and fringe edges.
A tale adapts Good-Night Stories with shadow-children who swim by scenery as Ting-Ling explains manners of travel. They reach King Sum-Tweet- Tee’s court where Knarf is caught on a royal hook and mistaken for a crab, ending with a cliffhanger about Knarf.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes from Burton Helps Herbert Henry Proverb Emerson La Rochefoucauld Armstrong Smith Seneca and Philpotts on power truth judgment happiness and virtue. The passages reflect on obedience intellect vanity memory and the magic of the universe with concise, timeless reflections.
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