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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1931
Page
17
John, a newspaper man in a middle sized Western city, loses his job after his wife Nellys chatty connections cause rival editors and their wives to leak hints. The navel of the tale centers on mother-in law, Nelly, and Johns social circle as tensions grow.
A feature on the evolving role of wives in homekeeping. It contrasts old fashioned bustle with modern efficiency, noting husbands prefer unobtrusive, cheerful service and that planning and simplicity let a hostess entertain without overt labor. It cites Mrs Jay as an example of calm, guest friendly hosting.
A miscellany notes doves and pigeons symbolize the human soul, claims that apes and camels are the only quadrupeds unable to swim, and mentions cats as symbols in ancient legends tied to witches.
White dominates the season with accessories in white and touches of white. A quartet of essential summer pieces includes white chamois gloves with blue stitching, a French blue and navy belt, a white linen bag with an anchor embroidery, and a white linen shoe with embroidered portholes and navy patent trim.
The article previews early autumn fashion with short sleeved frocks and coat-dresses. It highlights a black and white marocain afternoon frock with a draped white georgette bodice and cape sleeves and a blue marocain coat-dress with lace trimmed batistes revers and pleated skirts for comfort and style.
The author faces an eight day deadline to complete the fourth act of a play as director Veritsen urges a faster timeline. He recalls drafting the third act overnight with support from Lillian and Kathering and vows to secure solitude in the farmhouse to finish.
The article describes warm weather attire including tailored suits in crepe and chiffon looks, with prints and monotone crepe dé Chine coats. It notes shops expanding displays for torrid days, and includes a scene with characters discussing a play and a baby daughter, ending with a teaser for tomorrow.
The stars predict a day of progress and breakups of stagnation for August 15 with energy and decisive action. Those born on this date may see substantial yearly gains through direct, constructive measures as old issues dissolve. Notable nativity includes actress Ethel Barrymore.
In this column two voices advise on hotel stays for a solo female traveler. They cover naming conventions at registration with Miss or prefix Migs, how far ahead to wire for reservations, tipping norms for bellhops and chambermaids, whether to tip elevator staff, arranging baggage pickup, and paying the bill on departure.
Henrik Ibsen Norway’s famed writer faced obscurity before belated recognition in 1867 with Brant his drama that saved him from poverty. Born 1828 Skeéin Norway he left medicine for literature and later produced The Doll’s House Ghosts Pillars of Society Hedda Gabler and Peer Gynt now celebrated worldwide.
Dr RoyAL Copeland addresses constipation linked to sedentary modern living and diet. He advocates regular elimination, moderate exercise, and a diet of vegetables and fresh fruit. Readers’ health questions about nasal discharge, weight loss, varicose veins, dermatitis, sinus trouble, and heart pains are answered by experts with brief guidance.
Shadows, a tin soldier, and Mr. Punch chase a letter that has no obvious sender as they debate how long a little while lasts. The tin soldier offers to deliver the note, triggering an awkward exchange about reading private correspondence. Tomorrow: The Letter.
A collection of brief maxims and quotes attributed to Austen Whitman Balzac Clemens Benson Howe Webster Souvestre Kipling Syrus Owen Whittier and others. The sayings touch on luck misfortune leisure virtue law and kindness, reflecting timeless reflections on human nature.
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