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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1932
Page
8
Medical column by ROYAL S. COPELAND. discusses persistent hiccoughs lasting days, possible causes from nerves to infections, and various remedies seen in practice. Advises consulting a physician before trying home cures and notes milk of magnesia as a common relief. Includes Q&A on perspiration, ulcers, rashes, and weight guidance.
A reader asks how to handle a teenage breakup while Anxious notes parents may end the friendship for the girl. Another letter, from a 19 year old engaged woman, urges confronting a unreliable fiancé. A College Graduate suggests the man avoids evasions and you force a needed conversation to uncover truth.
A reflective piece on fate chance love and fame pondering how much life is shaped by effort and opportunity. The author contemplates luck in romance and the idea that the greatest gift may be love with chance sometimes guiding meeting the right person.
In a tense moment the narrator and Lillian react to a delayed arrival and a shared show, ordering the household to stay inside. The scene hints at control over the kids and a disruption as voices and a phonograph cease, leaving a hush for an approaching visitor.
An overview of Dutch colonial administration in Java detailing autonomous apparent rule, a Batavian Colonial House of Representatives advisory to military and finance, and a vivid tour of Batavia's modern city life. The piece contrasts Weltevreden and the Portuguese era gardens with the bustling center and landmarks.
Adele Garrison recounts a tense covert operation in a rural setting. Katie lends first aid supplies while Lillian and Dicky assemble a makeshift hospital on a zinc table as Harry Underwood and a secret service team bring in an unconscious man and a tied captive from a car.
The column predicts an active year with focus on letters and publishing, though progress may stall under authority figures. A birthday may bring industrious effort with limited profit, while a born child could be versatile yet rash. A dramatic scene follows with Hugh Grantland and a restrained captive, hinting at ongoing intrigue.
A table of women discuss silk stockings and status symbols highlighting class anxieties and social pressure. Winifred Black argues that mortgages and fashion create snobs and cowards while a mother’s example can foster honesty and independence in children. Copyright 1952 King Features Syndicate, Inc.
The article discusses quick prep fillings to solve a family sandwich habit. Sally argues fillings can turn sandwiches into a satisfying meal without relying on memory for multiple sandwich types. It notes that some view sandwiches as a poor substitute for hot dishes while acknowledging bread is a common accompaniment.
Fashion pages highlight bold color contrasts for spring led by dark blue with bright blue and brown with eggshell or beige. Paris signals black and red as a leading mix, with careful tailoring to avoid theatrical looks, plus a built up waistline as a key trend. The kitchen section then offers versatile sandwich ideas using cheese, bacon, olives, canned fish, and varied dressings for hot or cold servings.
Seen on Fifth Ave reports on the season's tweed mixtures bringing country clothes to town. A chic model features a red tweed skirt with brown suede leather back seam, a matching coat lined in tweed, and a striped red and brown light wool sweater.
A troupe of namesake shadows descend into an ice pond to rescue a frog named Master Froggie who is snug in a frozen cake. They discover an air bubble chamber where the frog sleepily resists rescue, claiming warmth and promising to see them next Spring if disturbed.
Aline Michaelis urges lovers to avoid pledges and vows. She argues each moment together is enough, fearing eternity would lock freedom. The poem contrasts immediacy with the impulse to promise lasting love.
A curated collection of brief quotes across ancient and modern authors including Pliny Shakespeare Marcus Aurelius Milton and Byron. The fragmentary lines touch on power law literature and human frailty.
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