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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
6
Winifred Black tells of a daughter moving to the city to care for her mother, a former opera singer whose colorful career and marriages left her with limited means. The piece contrasts their values and foreshadows tension as two generations try to live together.
In a tense veranda scene Mary's fear and Noel's anger push a bold request from the narrator. With Philip Veritzen calm and attentive, she seeks aid regarding Noel and Mary, while Mr. Veritzen provides warmth and a patient, protective center as the moment shifts toward a crucial confession.
The lunar transit suggests a day of activity and social life with holiday gaiety and romantic developments. Expect lively engagements and friendly contacts, but beware impulsive speech and reckless excess. Birthdays may bring focus on personal and social interests with modest business activity.
The piece highlights New Year plans including trips to sunny climes and tropical cruises, noting the shift from white winter to extended summer fashion. It emphasizes tailored travel costumes such as Patou jackets and Cheruit frocks, with gray tones, eyelet embroidery, and new cottons as key trends.
The article notes gleaming copper pots and pans on open display as a cheerful kitchen decoration. It describes a two piece wood or enamel cabinet unit with shelves to hold electric devices like toaster and waffle iron, keeping tools within reach and encouraging tidiness.
Seen on Fifth Ave by Louise Duntley describes how rhinestone girdles dominate waistlines of evening gowns. Materials range from velvet to lace and chiffon, with paillettes and beads common. One black lace model even uses braided gold lame to define the waist.
The piece recounts Agamemnon’s refusal to sacrifice Iphigenia, the ruse with a deer, Clytemnestra’s infidelity with Aegisthus, and the murder of Agamemnon at Mycenae. It foreshadows Orestes’ vengeance and the fate of Iphigenia.
The article curates unusual data on Grand Britain road mileage and a literary aside about the song thrush. It notes official statistics on total road length and contrasts it with a poetic line describing the bird everane singing through the day while taking little rest.
A teen writes of a boyfriend with many female friends and asks how to make him change. The adviser suggests ending the friendship to reveal her value and curb his behavior. A second letter asks about a mysterious male visitor blowing a horn at night. the response urges neighbors to file a complaint if disturbance continues.
A practical method using hot soapy water and ammonia to reshape shrunk wool items. Instructions include wringing, stretching to original size, drying outdoors, and pressing with a hot iron. Also advice on cleaning kitchen stove burners monthly by boiling in soapy water with soda and brushing.
Royal S. Copeland advocates early eye care for children noting vision defects hinder learning and may be corrected in youth. He urges regular examinations, proper lighting, correct posture, and glasses for farsightedness nearsightedness and astigmatism, with emphasis on timely treatment by specialists.
A reader asks if grape juice helps thin blood and anemia while another seeks relief from underarm sweating. Answers suggest general health building to boost blood supply and nerve health, plus medical advice to locate infection causing visual spots and possible eye testing. Night air safety discussed for tuberculosis. sunshine favored for TB patients.
Knarf the shadow-boy tricks the three-eyed Goggle with fake spectacles to stop it from eating King Fat-Wat. The group hides behind trees as the Goggle sobs and vows not to eat them. Meanwhile the king steps out and chaos erupts, leading to a perilous chase back toward a pot of water. Tomorrow: A Big Meal.
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