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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1931
Page
8
Dr. Copeland notes sun exposure boosts health and spirit, advising daily, year round use. He cites desert communities in Arizona where sun healing sustains the ill and urges quiet, regular sun practices for all ages, even in winter. He also answers reader questions about iron in blood and freckles.
A 17 year old seeks guidance about an older man and parental pressure for marriage. The columnist cautions against marrying for money, advises communicating with the young man, and emphasizes that she remains a child under her parents until she is independent and capable of taking her own stand.
A model recalls a busy holiday week with a successful sale and private lingerie and accessory sale. Madame gives gifts, shipping bustles as out of town shoppers buy bags gloves perfume and jewelry. A reunion trip with Billy, Pam and friends ends in a festive party at home with dancing coffee and a new red wool coat.
Marie Marot notes originality dominates this season with two standout coats. One uses ermine on black cloth with a bolero bodice and wide shawl collar. The other blends a fur upper with cloth skirt and a contrasting dull black lower panel.
Madge calls from the hall to report all safe as Lillian requests a favor. She asks to bring three youngsters and a friend to stay two or three days, while the narrator juggles space and promises shore dinner and two physicians for a 2 am visit.
A staged crime lecturer deceives listeners with vivid tales of prison life only to be revealed as a faker with no real record. The audience feels betrayed by the ruse and the shock of false authenticity. The piece condemns his deceit and calls for punishment for the fraud.
Glycerin rubbed on freshly cleaned windows and mirrors prevents fogging in damp weather and can aid spectacles over steam. Soak stale vegetables in very cold water with a teaspoon of baking soda for 2–3 hours. Rice water freshens black silk garments and protects linoleum by forming a skin. After washing silk, soak in rice water, then press. Tepid rinsing with rice water preserves curtains.
A little man models Mr. Punch is coaxed by Knarf to ride a sleeping cat for a surprise in the children’s room. The cat starts, and Punch falls, left neglected behind the oven for over a week while the shadows keep the secret. Copyright 1931.
Homemaking advice notes that improved devices are not foolproof and durability depends on proper use. Janet’s broken baking dishes illustrate that high price and refinement do not guarantee resilience against typical mishandling. Dealers should provide demonstrations and handling guidance to ensure customers get full value from appliances.
The column warns of adverse lunar transits causing minor anxieties but favors advancement in employment or with large corporations secret bodies or diplomatic circles. It urges tact persistence and courtesy to gain favors and recognition, noting a birthday year of advancement and a notable nativity Charles Goodman, rubber manufacturer.
Refraining from heavy coats women favor suits and frocks with fur jackets. Describes stylish afternoon wear including a velvet suit with natural blue fox trim, brown velvet with marten bands, and a white caracal bolero with blue scarf collar over a sheer wool dress.
A home remedy guide advises a one week trial of a boric acid and witch hazel tonic for dry winter skin. Prepare by dissolving boric acid in boiling water, adding witch hazel glycerin, and use with cotton pads followed by camphor ice and make up. If improvement continues, extend to three weeks and adjust glycerin gradually.
Aline Michaelis offers a short rhythmic meditation on love and hope. The verse suggests love grows through mystery and history, fed by hopeful energy and the belief that fulfillment keeps the dream alive on life’s hopeful street.
A collection of brief quotations reflects on public service, wit, virtue, ambition, and humility. Notables cited include Goethe Johnson Ruskin and Rufus, contrasting service ethic with personal vanity and idealism.
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