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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
10
TEMPLE MANNING HEN describes Copenhagen as a modern yet Old World city. The Stroget and Tivoli anchor the visitor experience with shopping, promenades, and refined leisure. Waterfront parks, docks, and river views frame a polite, hospitable capital offering elegant hotels and easy links to Sweden.
The piece contrasts champagne taste with practical living, noting that costly habits often drain funds while generosity seems to appear from nowhere. It argues simple clothes and natural beauty outshine gaudy outfits, and genuine charm comes from wholesomeness rather than purchased gems. It ends by comparing life to plain water and the wine of life to be nonchampagne.
The piece extols mild exercise for all ages and cautions against overstrenuous sports. It stresses walking, golf, swimming and bowling as suitable activities for office workers and warns that modern life inhibits daily movement. It urges embracing affordable, accessible activities to maintain health and avoid obesity.
Answers to health questions cover enlarged pores hair loss weight reduction and vocal cord issues. For pores alternate hot and cold compresses. for hair loss daily brushing and a tonic. for weight reduce starches sugars and fats with regular exercise. for vocal cords get a throat exam to locate the exact cause and receive proper treatment.
A home skin care routine from JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON promises clearer elbows and arms. Soak elbows in hot water for five minutes, apply warm olive oil, massage, wipe excess, and layer almond based cream or lotion overnight when possible. Use soap and a brush to remove dry deposits, then rinse and apply almond ointment. If no bath brush, cornmeal can substitute for exfoliation.
The narrator and Lillian await the return of Harry Underwood and Hugh Grantland from a dangerous mission. Jim reports a silent departure and the group keeps watch from the farmhouse, fearing for their loved ones while Dicky's jealousy shadows their thoughts.
The forecast warns of adverse and difficult presistions from planetary aspects today. Expect stubborn obstacles, postponements, and possible fraud or misrepresentation in signings. Dwight Moody is noted as a notable natal figure. the birthday cohort may face annual obstacles and should seek cautious handling of writings.
Adele Garrison portrays a tense domestic scene as Hugh’s fate looms. Lillian urges action, Katie the maid prepares supper, and the trio braces for the travelers arrival amid nerves and humor. The piece closes with a tease for tomorrow.
Nicholas Murray Butler comments on the Younger Generation. He notes the shift from debates about women to evaluating youths, who now work, manage finances, and face rising costs. He doubts a clear path but hopeful they may discover a better road and prove critics wrong.
An old epicure recommends cleaning oysters and placing them in coals or hot ashes in an open fireplace until shells snap open. The note colors how to enjoy cooked oysters.
The venue offers steaming oysters served hot from oven to diners with lemon slices and tabasco sauce. Although lack of formal service is noted, patrons may forgive it for the palate pleasing savor and tasty preparation.
Vera Winston notes blue dominates this year with navy and bright shades. Lighter grayish blues suit slim young blondes but not brunettes or mature figures. Also includes oyster serving ideas from pigs in blankets to stews and sauces for oyster lovers.
Two sisters aged 17 and 6 seek guidance on why they lose dates and how to handle relationships. The column advises self reflection, avoiding rushing romance, and suggests joining another social group to widen connections.
Five shadow children Mi Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf discover a strand of hair and improvise a rope game at night. They attempt to lasso or jump rope turning the hair rapidly until Knarf vanishes from sight, reappearing only at dawn. Copyright 1932 King Features Syndicate.
Poem by Aline Michaelis about a distant, enigmatic girl in the community. The speaker contemplates her aloofness and unnamed desires, wondering how to understand and help her. The piece explores longing, mystery, and the tension between everyday duties and romantic perception.
A compact collage of moral and literary lines from Mill Shakespeare Wither Pope Rostand Carlyle and Ben Jonson. The snippets pose questions about justice love disdain and identity reflecting on belief infidelity romance and the value of books.
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