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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1931
Page
5
Dr. Copeland explains goitre and the need to include iodine rich foods and water in daily meals. The discussion covers various food types and their iodine content, emphasizing dietary balance for iodine intake.
A historical medical overview explains goitre causes and thyroid function. It describes over and under activity symptoms, iodine role, and districts with iodine deficiency. It notes dietary iodine sources, water iodine, and schoolboy iodine supplementation with evolving thyroid surgery advances.
Reader asks why flavors taste copper and how to fix intestinal disturbance. Experts suggest diet changes and avoiding constipation. Discussion covers tired feet itchy rash headaches eye strain and rheumatic concerns with footwear advice and infection check.
The Perfect Ensemble notes many beautiful women spoiled by mismatched dress details. Neckline trimming, jewelry choices, handkerchiefs, and clocked stockings are critiqued alongside footwear. Despite good complexions and coiffures, lack of attention to length and accessory harmony diminishes overall appearance.
The piece urges regular ventilation to refresh indoor air after hours indoors. It advises wearing a sweater, opening windows to change air, and avoiding heavily scented flowers in the dining room to prevent overpowering smells when rooms warm.
The Sunday and Monday forecasts note favorable and challenging trends. It highlights potential prosperity from negotiations with corporations or secret bodies for those with birthdays, warns against aggression, and advises careful management to protect possessions and personal environment.
Classic guide by Alice Lynn Barry on forging hot sandwiches from roast leftovers. Steps cover toasting one bread side, heating meat between slices, and finishing with gravy or bacon and cheese under a broiler. Includes variations with fish, eggs, pickles, and mustard accents.
Shoppers on Fifth Avenue report a mix of late Winter furs and wool coats with light spring wear. Stores display linen pajamas, beach hats, and pastel frocks alongside tailored light wool ensembles and refined dresses with careful seamings and pleats. The avenue offers an evolving wardrobe blend as the city transitions seasons.
In Sag Harbor a group discusses a suspected bank robbery by a blue sedan crew. The plan includes guarding the farmhouse and coordinating with State troopers while awaiting clearer signs of the intruders. Night watch and caution dominate the night as preparations continue.
A reader asks if a college acquaintance who dates many women is truly interested. The advisor suggests clarifying the situation with the man and his current girlfriend before revealing feelings. Stay cautious and verify his intentions before meeting him.
A Boston exhibit tale tells of a wild duckling that drowned after leaving a shallow pond for a deep water tank. The piece argues many creatures lack oil enough in their feathers to swim and laments limited amusements for city children and school kids without oil for play.
In a shadow-children world I attend a show that contracts the stage to a doll-house size. They plan a playful Robinson Crusoe performance with Hanid as the parrot and Knarf as Man Friday, while I offer to play Crusoe myself in a whimsical scene.
Grace Thorncliffe recounts a playful farewell to Letty and Bob as they sail to Bermuda on their second honeymoon. Friends present practical stylish gifts for the trip including a paisley scarf, a white felt pouch bag, a book for Bob, white sandals, and a touch of beach fashion.
A collection of brief quotations on duty thought leadership and education by Cicero Emerson Temple Luther Schiegel and Tennyson. The excerpt emphasizes courage passion self restraint philosophy literature and learning through adages and aphorisms.
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