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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1930
Page
6
A nostalgic piece celebrates winter fashion with fur coats hats and colorful frocks. It extols outdoor lovers skaters and dancers braving icy days while romance remains timeless across seasons. Love is praised as eternal and bloom friendly regardless of weather.
A 1930 regiz of Jim's double life follows him from a cheerful home on the hill into lowland wandering with a bow-legged sailor and dubious companions. After credit debts and reminders of his other self, Jim returns home, but the past clings, unsettling family and fiancé as the truth surfaces.
A vivid overview of Tai Shan in Shantung Province, detailing its sacred status, the climb via 6000 stone steps to the Southern Gateway to Heaven, and the three main temples to the Green Jade Emperor Confucius and the Princess of the Colored Clouds. It notes Buddhist nun and priest caretakers, chair transport for pilgrims, and hands and knees ascents during Chinese New Year for sin purification.
The reading suggests an eventful day with secrecy and subtlety around large groups or secret bodies. Elderly persons may aid, caution urged in signing writings, and a tendency to rash words should be tempered. Personal contacts stay lively with possible upcoming changes and new projects.
A collection of curious notes covers a sea born but land living crab, Galileo's lead pipe telescope, color changes in emeralds and pearls, population density for London, Paris police motorcyclists, England and Wales versus Indian delta regions, and a luxury Antarctic voyage offered to wealthy tourists this winter aboard a strengthened liner.
Margery returns to her town apartment with a large collection of mirrors from a country farmhouse. The piece notes mirrors as colonial ornaments and describes common placements from kitchen to bedroom, emphasizing depth, brightness, and neatness as key benefits.
Household hints describe curtain choices to alter room feel using fabric lightness, color, length, and draping. It also explains scalding tomatoes to ease peeling and preserving shape, with chilled timing, then serving as a salad with lettuce and mayonnaise. A avocado tartare mix with tartar sauce offers a chic appetizer.
In a festive Long Island home, Helena Brixton admires roses from donor Philip Veritzen, triggering tension as family politics surface. Dicky guides the roses to safety but trips, scattering the crystal and silver container. the incident foreshadows unfolding danger. Continued tomorrow.
Readers seek guidance on dating and social chores. Nancy Lee and Ruth Uth advise on approaching a former acquaintance, while Blue-Eyed Blonde counsels a fourteen year old girl to decline both suitors and wait for more mature feelings, emphasizing consent and group outings.
Seen on Fifth Ave. Louise Duntley notes an exclusive Avenue house displaying a black velvet gown worn by a stylish woman. The design features a full ankle length skirt, a deep back decolletage, and a short sleeved velvet jacket tied at the hips. Elbow length sleeves are er mine trimmed to slim the silhouette.
Dr Copeland explains gout stems from overeating and purine rich foods. He cites beef liver and other foods, advises bed rest during acute attacks, elevates the inflamed joint, moderation in diet, abstaining from alcohol, and medical oversight to prevent kidney and tissue complications.
A tin-soldier narrates a whimsical tale where a boog, a creature like a buffalo and meat-chopper, visits its grandmother on Tuesdays. The story features King Fat-Wat, breakfast in the evening, and a cliffhanger about chasing the boog tomorrow, with playful interruptions from shadow children.
In fashion circles this season a gold braid trims outfits like tapestry accents. The vogue favors sparing use for subtle effect, adding interest to plain frocks. A model shows a dark brown crepe marocain dress with beaded embroidery on short sleeves and a narrow belt.
A compendium of brief maxims from Pope Oldys Spurgeon Ovid and Defoe. It contrasts virtue honesty and life’s brevity with insights on insults effort and gendered labor. Each line summarizes legacy thoughts on character and daily toil.
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