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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1931
Page
8
Methuselah buys a roadster to chase youth remembered from his past life. He seeks young company nightly while townsfolk note the shift from a settled town car and chauffeur to sport clothes and a cap. The piece blends humor with pity as Methuselah longs for youth and love, inviting sympathy.
Flavorwise fish balls and fish cakes are similar but the prep differs. Cakes saute quickly in fat or butter while balls need deep fat frying, a tougher task in warmth. A recipe for fish cake mixture uses raw fish mashed with potatoes, egg, butter and seasonings, formed into cakes and sauteed.
Fashion writer Louise Duntley surveys Autumn fashion, urging tasteful use of costume jewelry with modern outfits. She highlights Eastern and French-Colonial inspired pieces, subdued color palettes, and bold rings, plus upcoming sporty suits and shop trends.
The piece extols unexpected love as the best romance, noting romance often appears without planning. It argues happiness comes when found, not when meticulously planned, using a rainy day drive as the turning point leading to lifelong happiness.
The reading notes heightened initiative and bold ventures, with progress and profit possible despite frustrations. Sudden opportunities may arise and birthdays could see unexpected developments, growth, and prosperity if handled sagaciously. A child born today is quick, clever, energetic, and adventurous despite drawbacks. Toside real operations most
Brest reports 37 lead poisoning cases traced to dismantled wooden ships used as fuel for bake ovens. Britain has 296 privately owned airplanes among 263 owners, 24 owners with two planes each. England nearly erases dirtrelated diseases thanks to sanitation measures. Berlin civil servants in the Ministry of Posts have a 45 minute physical training session twice weekly.
Temple Manning How extols Cuenca as a remarkable Spanish city perched on a rugged promontory between the Jucar and Huecar rivers. He notes centuries of history, conquests linked to Alphonso de Ojeda and Andres Hurtado de Mendoza, a cathedral from 1178, and a breathtaking vista that blends cliffside streets with a Castilian plain.
The narrator observes Lillian’s composed reaction to Dicky offering help with the third act revision. Lillian deflects, praising Dicky while hinting at collaboration limits. Dicky urges changing speeches by Vickers and the narrator frets about proper authorship before awaiting further action tomorrow.
A long Q and A column offers dating guidance for teen girls. Advice covers returning a picture with a polite note, consulting a lawyer if a ring is not returned, and coping with a breakup after a boy shifts affections to another girl. The piece emphasizes listening, self respect, and moving on to new friends.
Dr. Copeland explains pellagra as a diet based deficiency rather than a skin disease, tracing its rise in the United States and Europe. He notes poor nutrition, especially diets heavy in corn bread and molasses, and warns against fasting and dieting harms. Copyr. 1931 Newspaper Feature Service.
A description of ivory white corduroy sleeveless jacket suit with a silk blouse in a post blizzard fashion piece. Emphasizes fine tailoring and clever details valuable for day and sport wear, noting white as the color for sports clothes this season.
On a log a frog sits still while shadow-children plan a show in an attic trunk. Knarf gathers creatures including a grasshopper who joins for honey and a frog who seeks flies. They recruit a mosquito, snail, mouse, bumblebee, mayfly, and potato bug as rehearsal nears.
A compilation of aphorisms from Johnson Eliot Spurgeon Montaigne Southey Carlyle Propertius Bacon Horace and La Bruyere. The collection reflects on imagination reality humility self view time and the contrast between appearance and inner character.
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