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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1931
Page
6
A reflective piece on destiny and marriage comparing life to a card game. It urges personal honesty and fair play, noting women seek happiness in marriage, love, and family, while warning that cheating harms the cheater. The piece emphasizes vigilance, smart play, and hearts as the winning suit.
In a health column by ROYAL COPELAND former New York health official explains how run down condition invites colds and winter illnesses. He warns against coughing and sneezing without covering, spitting, and close contact with children when ill. Emphasizes hygiene, individual responsibility, and prevention with practical advice and reader questions answered on weight gain skin rashes and lung pain.
A historical sketch depicts the Kremlin under Soviet rule as an open air museum where Red Guards guard gates and functionaries obtain special permits. It notes Kalinin in the former Court of Appeals, Trotzky and Lenin in modest rooms, and portrays leaders as clerks who balance a vast machine of government.
Scarves appear in both wool and silk in diverse patterns to enhance day frocks with draped necklines and evening gowns as a stylish afterthought or integral design element. They can drape diagonally or wrap horizontally, flutter at ends, or form panels, adding motion and allure to silhouettes.
In a tense sequence Harry Underwood retrieves a duct from a water bucket as Lillian signals. the narrator braces for confrontation with an angry husband while Dicky, oblivious, laughs at the door opening. The moment marks a pause before the next reveal in the farm story.
Odd facts include doll designs honoring Princess Elizabeth, County Council street naming, and a prohibition on changing numbers. The text recalls unemployment data from 1930 and golf and tobacco tax figures, interwoven with a dramatic fiction excerpt about friends and danger, ending with a teaser for a continuation.
The article advises adding plain thick cream to vegetables cooked with minimal water or steamed, just enough to moisten and enhance delicate flavors. It also suggests finishing salads and dressings with cream, smoothing fillings for sandwiches, and enriching mushroom dishes to boost flavor and texture.
Saith Bey, a deputy in the Grand National Assembly, denounces Turkey's one wife for one man law as foolish and impractical. The piece portrays Turkish bachelors clamoring for traditional polygamy, with vivid, satirical descriptions of harems, zenanas, and domestic life.
A reader asks about writing and visiting a boyfriend who has stopped replying. another asks about dating a 15-year-old with a 17-year-old, and a response urges polite, chaperoned visits and clear signals of a relationship. The column emphasizes propriety, family expectations, and self-respect in young relationships.
The reading predicts lively conditions with change and growth opportunities, urging restraint and careful judgment to avoid rash moves. It warns against fraud and hidden dangers and notes a birthday person faces an active year with chances for advancement and prosperity if vigilant and calm.
Vera Winston discusses lace gowns as the pinnacle of feminine style citing Chanel as influential. A beige lace gown with matching jacket offers versatile wear for formal and semi formal events including tea, bridge, and dinners, featuring simple lines and brown fur trim.
In a forest tale the shadow-children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf meet a tiny boy named Puck who claims to be a fairy. Disputes over elf versus fairy spellings spark comic chaos as they learn they are invited to a party in Fairyland. Tomorrow continues the tale with the party.
A collection of aphorisms and maxims from Coleridge, Shakespeare, Burke, Addison, Erasmus, and others. The excerpts discuss kindness, imitation, friendship, character, and danger, offering reflective moral observations from classic authors.
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