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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1931
Page
8
An overview of shifting theories on stammering from ancient beliefs to modern thought. It notes group reading in schools as a method where students read aloud in unison and later alone, with the group aiding a stammerer through difficulty.
Reader questions cover joint cracking due to possible low synovial fluid or rheumatic tendency and infection check. Enemas daily can weaken health. follow a doctor's guidance. Other queries discuss red hands from poor circulation, acidity from diet, tonsil removal by electricity, yeast use, and orange juice at night with practical yes/no answers.
The prediction notes excellent prospects for increase and profit in many directions with ambitions likely to be fulfilled. It warns of confusion and hidden risks such as fraud or duplicity, urging discretion and vigilance. A birthday reader may see a year of promising openings but with subtle threats to success. Notable nativity: Burr Mela Tosh actor.
A mix of curiosities and innovation spans strict infant labor rules in film studios to a massive stainless steel English air vessel for 40 passengers and seven crew. Other items include artificial respiration tanks, color therapy for mental illness, vegetable flavors in ice cream, NY restaurants overfeeding policy, and a London society planning hire rates for artworks.
The passage urges readers to accept the end of carefree resort life and return to duties. It warns that endless lounging destroys vitality, praises past enjoyment, and previews next year’s happiness while noting that contentment can mask decay.
A teen seeks guidance on dating habits clashing with her mother rules. Nancy Lee advises independence and candid conversations with mother and peers. A second reader asks about leaving an unhappy marriage for a loving partner, and H. counsels discussing the situation with family for guidance.
Three-Minute Journeys profiles Helgoland a German island in the North Sea battered by storms and war damage. It notes Allied destruction of its WWI fortress and the hope and tragedy shaping life there with sea birds dialect culture and a fragile future tied to the restless tides.
In a melodramatic exchange, the narrator reports to Dicky that Veritzen approves the third act except for the Vickers character. Dicky taunts with I told you so as plans form to revise and preserve Vickers while changing or dropping the speeches. The author considers a solo solution without Lillian.
A feature notes marinating sliced fruits in a lemon orange juice and oil base for one hour to create a piquant dressing. It advises draining to serve with mayonnaise or cooked dressings and mentions marnade keeps well in a jar. It also suggests broiling a roast while waiting for the oven to preheat.
The article explores advance meal prep for a two or three day period. It notes which foods hold flavor with refrigeration and which should be prepared last minute, giving examples like roast meats vegetables and desserts and offering practical tips for a planful housekeeper.
Louise Duntley advises shoppers to choose quality over price for winter wraps. Velvet ankle length styles with fur trims dominate, suggesting plain weaves are durable for multiple seasons. A sea green transparent velvet wrap with a silver fox collar is highlighted as a standout.
Reflective column praising Rome’s fountains statues and urban beauty. The author contrasts Mussolini era reforms with ancient splendor, lamenting modern American cities lack of monumental fountains and classical sculpture. Mentions Moses of Michelangelo, Apollo Belvedere, Venus Rising, and fragile modern values. Copyright 1931 Newspaper Feature Service.
Vera Winston describes a versatile season frock designed for active wear and spectator style. Shown in white mesh with square weave, it features red and blue silk appliques and a red leather belt, offered across fabrics including wash silk lisle linen shantung and mesh.
Mr Hogg tells a fable like Shadow Song about how his tail grew round from a spring to curl under him after a rough prank by the farmer's son. The audience asks for a missing part and the storyteller shrugs it off, offering no further explanation. Copyright 1931.
A collection of aphorisms and maxims from Epicurus Kipling Bacon Opie Boileau Lincoln Henderson Digby Montaigne Oliver Mann Carlyle. The selection discusses contentment honesty virtue habit courage and the power of words in human life.
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