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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1932
Page
5
A 1952 profile recalls an aging actress living alone in a modest walkup. She speaks of faded beauty, memories of fame, and a view that awakens wonder as she rehearses songs and recalls stage triumphs. Her resilience and radiant spirit emerge despite years of hardship.
In a tense farmhouse room, Katherine urges an assistant nurse role as Lee Chow enforces control. Outside, two bound captives, Hugh Grantland and Lee Chow, are moved in sheets, while observers anticipate a dramatic confrontation and possible rescue attempts.
Adele Garrison portrays Lee Chow, an esteemed Chinese arbiter, calming a frightened patient and interrogating two bound men. Chow’s commanding presence and multilingual education position him as a justice figure, prompting a plan to pursue another course as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of a reg1ar businesswoman who blossomed from a shy girl into a fashionable shop owner. She notes fashion teas for social leaders, a down South saleswoman, and Pam’s social circle. she previews spring apparel, Chanel inspired suits, and reasonable prices, with fox or ermine accents in new designs.
The forecast highlights lively planetary influences for profit progress and favorable conditions in writing publishing and research while labor and industry trail. Birthdays may bring high activity in literary and speculative ventures with potential gains and changes. A child born today is adaptable clever and popular, with LI Hung Chang noted as a statesman reference.
The piece notes a comeback for prints with a subdued effect on plain backgrounds. It highlights two new spring frocks: a black double georgette dress with cream lace and draped bodice, and a red and white Persian print crepe marocain dress with a shirted bodice and side bow.
Homemaking advice argues for planning ahead to reduce spring cleaning workload. Emphasizes lighter seasonal decor, new curtains and slips, and gradual removal of unused items. Advises careful purchase of large appliances, testing before buying, and practical thinning out to refresh homes.
Royal Copeland outlines how early detection improves outcomes for tuberculosis. He notes low grade infections after flu or chronic fatigue evade notice, emphasizes warning signs, sun exposure as a aid, and advises medical supervision for safe sun baths and treatment plans.
Readers ask about chin breakouts caused by sugar and starch and possible treatment. Experts advise reducing overall weight, clearing a nasal tarrrhal condition, and seeking full particulars by sending self addressed stamped envelopes for further guidance.
A reader asks Nancy Lee if she should chase a man who treats her as a friend while another woman spurns his past love. Barnandy Lee counters with practical counsel about self-respect and not clinging to unreciprocated affection. A third voice advises a young woman to end a damaging affair with an older man who flirts with others.
A fashion column discusses the rise of the long bob as a balance between the boyish bob and the classic long bob. It describes back length about four inches, thrifty thinning, curls at the nape, and side wave details with escaping curls for softness and the use of simple ornamentation to finish evening coiffures.
Five shadow-children in a library story try to help a crying pencil whose point is broken. They discuss reaching the desk sharpener and, after planning, vow to lift or roll the pencil to safety. Tomorrow’s note hints at continued adventure.
The piece urges a confident, triumphant mindset. It promotes turning away from doubt and embracing pure aspirations as the path to success and a joyous life. It exhorts the reader to claim what they will with faith in personal power, likening life to regal grandeur.
A collage of quotes from Ruskin Byron Cowper Coleridge Udall and others on mind conscience and happiness. The passage reflects on color love memory and the value of a quiet mind through brief antique adages and lines.
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