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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1931
Page
10
Senator Roy S. Copeland recounts a dinner with a prominent judge and praises the judge’s health regimen. The talk covers deep breathing exercises, open-window workouts, and two meals plus coffee and grapefruit. Copeland notes most mental workers overeat at noon and recommends lighter meals and regular exercise for sustained vigor.
A stitched list of questions on skin scars hair loss tongue coating tonsil removal eye wash and smoking outcomes. Advice includes hot and cold compresses for scars, brushing hair daily, constipation linked tongue coating, and cautions about smoking affecting growth and nerves.
The Kashmir valley is praised for beauty and legend with its villages green forests and white peak backdrop. Kashmiri peasants are described as stout yet meek in biblical dress, with a note on facial similarity to Jews and legends of Christ. The enchanted Shista lake and Amarnath cave attract Hindu pilgrims to 13000 feet.
Genevieve Kemble predicts a very active astrology day with strong adverse lunar aspects. Dangers from impulse and executive authority arise in work and new ventures, with possible personal relation strain unless calm, deliberate action and cautions against deception are maintained. Individuals born on this day face unlikely favorable conditions and potential delays.
The piece muses on women's social roles, arguing that women excel at portraying many personas from angels to lovestruck heroines. It notes how in stress or love a woman may don angelic guises, softening motives and charming others with gentle, transformed states.
Lillian confronts Madge at breakfast about resisting Dicky’s charms and warns that pampering him risks turning Madge into a doormat. She argues Dicky’s ego thrives on entitlement, urging Madge to listen to reason over emotion. Continued tomorrow.
A guide notes pilaff or pilau as a favored way to use small meat quantities. Lamb, chicken, veal suit best. liver kidneys brains and sweetbreads may also be used. Brown rice is preferred. cook half cup rice until tender then rinse and drain before simmering with one cupful broth.
Clean light window shades by unrolling and laying on a sheet. Scrub both sides with magnesia and water, then air dry. Cook onions in butter, mix with rice, season, and add diced meat or liver. Optional currants and nuts enrich the dish for a Turkish style pilaff.
A reader’s lament over a stingy husband who withholds money for clothes and shoes. The columnist critiques the wife’s approach, suggests patience and distraction, and warns against divorce as a shortcut to happiness, citing Arizona as a risky gamble.
A column discusses keeping personal values while enjoying youth. Readers seek guidance on friendships and dating norms. Advice emphasizes maturity, poise, and choosing companions with similar ideals, noting stepping out can reflect character. A sisterly concern prompts urging direct talk and introducing potential eligible partners.
Seen on Fifth Ave lace dresses broaden fashion with feminine charm and durable wear. White lace gowns paired with lacquer red emerald green or turquoise jackets create versatile day to night outfits with matching accessories and long sleeves and peplums.
The article promotes a light creamy wool tailored sport coat with large lapels, double breasted style, large patch pockets, and a leather belt. It suits motoring, travel, sea wear and Southern or early spring use, stressing material quality and fine tailoring as key to success.
In a playful tale from 1951, Knarf boasts he can spell any word and even a sneeze. The shadows Mij Flor Hanid Yam argue over spellings, misinterpret meanings, then tumble into an umbrella stand amid the rain.
A collection of short maxims from Atterbury Pope Young Beller Jonson and Shakespeare. It muses on guidance inner light contentment and the limits of control over others. It warns against slander covetousness and sorrow while praising virtue education and mind over fortune.
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