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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
17
A punctual young man in Washington finds a wallet with checks totaling about six hundred dollars. He counts the checks, locates the owner, pays his own lunch, and hands the purse to authorities. He loses no time at work and wonders how the owner might react to the return.
A Dutch scientist disperses ice over clouds from an aircraft to induce rainfall in a drizzle covering more than three miles. The note lists other climate curiosities and a tall man’s greater tolerance to alcohol.
In the Underwood apartment Mary and Noel rest unseen as Lillian and the narrator plot breakfast. Marion's budding affection for Harry and Marion’s use of Dad reveal family tensions while Hodges paces toward Helena with news. The scene hints at 19th century morals clashing with modern yearnings and teases a continuation.
Genevieve Kemble predicts an eventful day with mutual and lunar aspects signaling environmental change and shifts in personal and business activities. Minor delays or a sight accident possible. personal matters may take unusual or spectacular turns. a child born on this day may be willful, ingenious, adventurous, and rise to prominence despite obstacles.
The article praises handsomely crafted Fall gowns using velvet heavy satins crepes and metal cloths to achieve refined decorative effects without heavy trimming. It highlights black satin frocks velvet in day and evening wear and velvet’s rising role in millinery with models featuring white lace pearls and one-piece yokes.
A girl asks whether to marry a jealous fiancé and how to earn a living. Nancy Lee urges frank talk to maintain trust, notes rising employment options for women, and encourages independence while considering relationship dynamics.
The article recounts the Hapsburg era tragedy of Crown Prince Rudolf who estranged from Princess Stephanie falls for Marie Vetsera a nineteen year old from Berone. Their love ends at Meyerling with Rudolf killing Vetsera then himself and a grieving mother delivering the body to a convent.
Seen Along Fifth Avenue notes a coming season focus on petit point bags as key accessories and a trend toward beltless princess silhouettes with molded figures. It describes velvet gowns with matching hats, decorative shirring, and coordinated accessories to create a refined, harmonious look.
Fall decorating prompts safety checks for rugs floors and stairs. Slippery polished surfaces invite slips and falls. use weighted or rubber mats and secure rugs. Ensure firm handrails and proper lighting. repair stairs and rails annually to prevent injuries.
Sunlit days invite a blanket washing bee to clear extras for autumn readviews. Let blankets dry thoroughly then beat gently with a carpet beater for fluff. A chipped vase can be mended with putty molded to fill the cavity and tinted to match the vase.
A health column by Roy S. Copeland, U S senator from New York, urges planning Sundays to avoid Blue Monday. He cites readers’ letters on overloading weekends with fun and eating, and promotes work and play balance for energy and well being.
A butterfly leads the shadow children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knart on a night flight from a nursery wall into a country of tin flowers and wire stems. They learn flowers grow in vases and the world has a cloud garden before a sudden danger interrupts their journey. Copyright 1959 by Newspaper Feature Service.
A collection of clipped aphorisms and misquoted maxims from figures like Howell Emerson Bacon Gibbon Syrys Helps and Johnson about love beauty history and moral duty. The text pairs quotes with misspellings and garbled names, reflecting a literary miscellany tone.
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