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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1932
Page
12
A feature on a newly furnished home that feels formal and impressive to look at yet lacks warmth for guests. The host rearranges seating, lighting, and decor to create a cozy, family friendly atmosphere. A 1922 King Features Syndicate copyright note concludes.
Barbara complains of olive oil tasting off after a week, then learns sun exposure harms oil and proper storage matters. The piece advises using lightproof containers, keeping dry foods in glass or tin, refrigerating dairy away from meats, avoiding odor transfer, regular cleaning of icebox and defrosting, and procuring a government booklet on in home food care.
The feature highlights a strong spring trend using shades from rust red to pale red, paired with white and beige. It describes two models: a vivid red triple georgette frock with cream white collar and lattice detailing, and a rust red lightweight woolen suit with beige caracal accents, featuring a snug abbreviated jacket, four patch pockets, and raglan sleeves.
The reading warns of a day of conflicting prospects driven by stellar influence. It favors launching ventures with big firms or mergers but warns of deception and fraud that could affect signing papers and litigation. Individuals born today may see active years with new projects and crafty strategies.
A tribute to John N. Garner recounts his battle with tuberculosis, self education, and rise from Texas roots to become Speaker of the House. The piece notes his early schooling, cowboy years, and study of law by night as he pursued national prominence.
Admitted to the bar, Garner pursued education and public service. By 34 he was elected to Uvalde County judgeship, then the Texas Legislature, and finally began fifteen consecutive Congressional terms. He represents 32 counties. his wife Ettie Rheiner, his private secretary, quietly runs his office.
In a tense scene at the Grantland household, Madge Aubrey is urged by Hugh to burn her gown as part of a health precaution. Lillian helps prepare Madge and warns of undercover danger from two Chinese men seen nearby as Jim and Spencer impose strict backdoor precautions.
Adele Garrison describes a tense scene as Jim orders incineration of a wrapped clothing package and insists on sealing the kitchen retreat. Mrs. Graham and Lillian vow secrecy while wary guards consider their next move after a door knock hints at further danger.
A reader group of teen girls seeks guidance on romance with two older boys and social limits. Nancy Lee and readers discuss handling pressure, age gaps, and heartbreak, with suggestions to form a social club to widen contacts and options.
Chalazion is a swollen eyelid caused by gland block, often mistaken for a sty. It enlarges over months, can become infected, and is treated by a simple in-office operation under local anesthesia with rapid healing and minimal scarring.
A syndicated Q and A offers home remedies and health guidance. Topics include immunization doubts for poison ivy, abdominal exercises for portability, constipation relief through diet and exercise, freckles with lemon juice and peroxide, teen weight guidance, blackheads oily hair care via diet and tonic, and varicose veins with request for full particulars.
A curious tale unfolds in a frozen pond where shadow-children and Dart Bream hear Miss Crawfish recount a long misadventure. Miss Crawfish returns from market with a perilous tale involving Mr Pike and a missing claw, hinting at what happened next.
Poem by Aline Michaelis reflects returning to a mountain retreat. The speaker hears rain on the roof, finding tranquility as the old door Saree opens to familiar quiet. The rhythm of rain fills the night and echoes through halls, inviting rest and home.
A collage of proverbs and quotes from French, King Poly, Scott, the Koran, Massinger, and J. S. Mill. It juxtaposes views on slander choice virtue fortune religion restraint and value in existence.
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