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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1931
Page
8
A 1931 reflection argues against radio replacing motherhood, praising traditional maternal care. The piece contrasts old fashioned mothers with modern hired help, recounts a girl’s runaway fantasy and a comforting gingerbread memory, and laments impersonal child care while critiquing scientific childrearing.
Housekeeper Alice Lynn Barry describes why baked eggs are easier than fried and offers multiple methods. She suggests bacon and eggs baked in muffin tins, eggs with cream sauce and bread crumbs, poached style on toast, and baked eggs in cream with paprika. Garnishes like tomato and parsley add flavor and color.
The forecast notes progress and fruition of long cherished goals under favorable star influence. A radical change with new major projects, employer recognition, and high prestige cooperation appears likely, with solid achievements for diligence and efficiency. Notable nativity: Meredith Nicholson.
Girls feel winter offers many diversions and romance while fashion and social events thrive. The piece notes winter sports, parties, furs, and flirtations, arguing winter is a season of beauty and opportunity, with love lasting beyond seasons.
In this article Royal 8s Copeland urges early treatment of goiter, noting iodine deficiency and other factors as causes. He emphasizes supervision by a physician, dietary guidance, and iodine supplementation through foods and water in Goiter Belt regions to prevent enlargement and avoid unnecessary operations.
Readers ask about choking sensations caused by indigestion or heart trouble. Advice covers fixing shoulder blade prominence and knock knees with weight gain, posture, and gym exercises, plus consulting an orthopedist. For electrolysis inquiries, readers are asked to send a stamped envelope for full details.
Dicky reports Philip Veritzen strongly approves the play and will start casting and rehearsals soon. The author plans to travel to the city after school opens to oversee work while continuing as an summer errand girl.
Bethlehem on a limestone ridge south of Jerusalem hosts the Nativity grotto and sites linked to David Joab and Jerome. The article traces the basilica built in 330 by Constantine, Hadrian era desecration, and the Crimean War dispute over church symbols and doors. It notes local crafts, convents, and the grotto as a major holy site attracting travelers.
Adele Garrison recounts a plan to bring in Lee Chow to translate delirious notes and resolve the menace from Chinese suspects besieging the farmhouse. The group debates waiting for Chow and Hugh Grantland while awaiting clearer information.
Louise Duntley notes the slim silhouette trend in evening wear with cherry-red lace frocks, short red velvet jackets, and mink trim. She highlights Lelong's designs aimed at elongating the figure, the popularity of long and short gloves in varying materials, and luxe evening wraps in black and gold lame seen at Metropolitan Opera openings.
A reader asks about relationships and communication with a boyfriend who disappeared after two years of dating. Blondie offers guidance on handling crowded streets, expressing love, work life balance, jealousy, and letters when neighbors or distance affect contact.
Vera Winston notes a versatile coat suitable for business wear and bad weather. The yellowish tan wool blend features a pointed fox collar and full sleeves with elbow detail, achieving a practical yet polished look for daily wear and after work events.
Shadows in a quiet house discuss a china dog on the mantel and agree on the name Tabby China-Dog though Tabby is a dog’s name for a china figure. The tale playfully explores names and personhood in a moonlit setting.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes from diverse authors. Notable lines touch on forgiveness, duty, truth, adaptation, personal will, generosity, and perception. Witty observations include contrasts between appearance and soul and judgments shaped by prejudice.
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