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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1931
Page
8
Royal S Copeland explains worry and nervousness harm health and urges rest sleep and sun. He advises a balanced diet outdoor activity and philosophical thinking during hard times and recommends consulting a physician for rest and tonics when needed.
Reader asks about proper teen weight and fainting causes. Answer: a 15 year old girl 6 ft 3 in should weigh about 116 pounds as average. Fainting may stem from intestinal upsets weakness overeating or heart conditions. watch diet and keep system clear. Constipation from improper diet and little exercise. gain weight by nourishing foods, milk, eggs, fruits, vegetables, water, deep breathing, cod liver oil as tonic. Leg cramps may come from poor circulation. eat well and stay active.
The column warns of adverse effects from lunar and planetary alignments on business employment and personal ties. It notes possible anxiety and complications for those with Sept 1 birthdays and urges discretion in affairs. A notable nativity is Rex Beach.
A fashion diary recounts a homecoming marked by fog delays at Ambrose, messages from loved ones, and a joyous reunion at the pier with Bill Helene and Pam. The narrator describes the NYC skyline, taxi ride home, and a green wool suit with georgette blouse and coordinated scarf.
The piece outlines three key outfits bridging late Summer and early Autumn. It features a sheer black wool frock with a caped sleeveless jacket and belt, a tailored surplice frock with a multicolor scarf, and a navy blue wool ensemble with scalloped edges and eyelet trim. Also described are a white linen gilet, white lingerie flowers, and a printed blue leaf dress with a blue belt.
In a playful exchange, Lillian interrupts two writers revising the third act of a play. Dicky hides Vickers speeches under a mattress while madly flustered, and Lillian teases about kitchen duties as plans for copying the final act unfold. The scene ends with Dicky leaving to avoid distraction, as questions about missing speeches linger.
Booksellers cannot read all new works each year including reprints. Glycerin demand for antifreeze limits supply for other uses. Hens digging in Fleetwood’s sandpit uncover 400 Roman coins. Most Atlantic icebergs rise 200 feet or more above water with depths of 1500 to 2000 feet. Vegetation eaters fatten in summer to prepare for winter scarcity.
A 1931 column depicts Nora's extreme jealousy of Freddie, limiting his happiness. Freddie clings to Aunt Susan and memories, while Nora sacrifices his comforts and pets to keep him close. The piece questions whether Freddie will endure this nagging bond.
An article describes using screens instead of swinging doors between kitchen and dining room to reduce accidents and interruptions. It notes screens can be two to five panels, usually three, foldable to shield the kitchen, pantry, and hallway, and can be made to match wall colors for seamless integration.
Household hints suggest cleaning stained floors with paraffin and lard then wipe with a dry cloth. To remove lime from new curtains or blankets, steep in salt water overnight. For dull furniture, wash with warm water and vinegar, dry well, then wait before applying furniture cream.
A reader asks if a past mistake ruins a woman’s chances with men. The column counsels self respect, resilience, and not dwelling on past errors, noting many worthy partners value character over past missteps.
Practical guidance on lip rouge use to complement tooth color and alignment. Discusses how rouge selection and application should respond to teeth tone, protrusion, and alignment. Advises regular dental care and personalized dentifrice choices to maintain health and appearance.
Shadows Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf chase a kite in a tale where Knarf climbs the string to ask the kite why it wags its tail. The kite explains a planned winter journey with swallows, but a sudden dip breaks the string and ends the voyage. Copyright 1931 Newspaper Feature Service.
A collection of maxims and reflections from La Fontaine Goldsmith Terence Burke Swift and others on anger opinion learning wealth and human nature. The passages offer concise judgments on ambition self improvement and moral hazards.
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