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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
10
An article by M D Copeland discusses early childhood growth and the shift from infant to independent child. It notes typical milestones at twelve months, weight and height patterns, feeding readiness, and the importance of teaching self-reliance through daily tasks. Independent training aids future resilience.
Health Q and A column offers tips on sore teeth needs dentist care. Morning headaches may stem from intestinal upset constipation or auto intoxication. Suggestions include weight loss starch and fat reduction with exercise and expert electrolysis for hair removal. Soft drinks are harmless in moderation.
A newspaper column presents guidance on teen relationships and letter etiquette. Readers ask about handling jealousy with a visiting boyfriend and how to sign off letters properly. Advice emphasizes patience, calm talk, and sincere spontaneous expressions of love.
The piece notes a continuing demand for the light top across seasons with Vionnet credited for starting the trend. It describes black satin evening frocks with white satin bodices and a smart autumn coat displaying a white woolen top with a black wrapover skirt matched to a white wool dress, highlighting the black and white alliance.
Dorothy Flack extols memories over momentary living urging young people to savor vacations. Moonlit canoes, tennis, golf, dances, and seaside or mountain escapes are praised as jewels to store for tough winters. Love during summer becomes a lifelong treasure and the season's thrill highlights life’s adventures.
In a studio confrontation, producer Philip Veritzen critiques the third act’s Vickers character but commends the overall craft. He suggests revising Vickers rather than removing him, and hints at future changes after further discussion. The scene ends with a promise to reconvene.
Temple Manning extols Mussolini era Venice as orderly and tourist friendly. He notes fixed hotel and restaurant rates, reduced pestering porters, and clean streets while praising Doges Palace and St Mark's Square. The piece dwells on Venice charm and Browning's house, suggesting poetic inspiration for travelers.
IMMY'S wife cannot sleep wondering about Jimmy as he travels on business. He is charming with other women, while his wife suspects nothing and risks her happiness. A desert island tale contrasts a man who kept peace with signals and a ship that finally returns, urging her not to burn signal fires.
A discussion contrasts chocolate as candy with peanuts and peanut butter as foods. The piece notes peanuts’ high protein value, versatile uses in dishes, and includes a recipe for a peanut based dessert and a savory loaf with peanuts and potatoes.
The forecast notes potential financial gains yet warns of hidden opposition to plans with delays and intrigue. It highlights a vigilant mindset under pressure and recommends overcoming obstacles through resolve. Notable nativity mentions Ernest Thompson Seton as a naturalist.
An article by Josephine Huddleston promotes abdominal firming through girdles or daily routines. It compares machines to rowing and explains the Patting Method, including post shower care, gentle pinching, upward massage, and breath-holding to stimulate and firm abdominal muscles.
A tale from 1931 features Knarf and shadow children debating letters to Mr Punch. Knarf writes a shadow-language message reading in reverse, discovers he lacks a stamp and envelope, and laments mailing the note until Mr Punch notices their trouble. The strip hints at a future segment about the Mailman.
A collection of maxims and quotes from various authors including Syrus Pythagoras Goethe Swift Napoleon Emerson Bacon Holmes Johnson and Cicero. The lines offer reflections on self respect ignorance perception joy and the nature of truth and hardship.
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