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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1931
Page
6
A columnist riffs on a wife grieving a distant husband who prefers to walk alone and keep the car idle, insisting the man loves her yet seeks personal space. The piece questions marriage dynamics and urges restraint, humor, and perspective for readers.
In Adele Garrison’s Heart of a Wife, Lillian explains Phil Veritzen’s shift from admirer to cautious producer after your Christmas happiness and upcoming motherhood. She warns you against being the village go to and urges a workable career plan that won’t neglect your husband or children. (Continued Tomorrow.)
Hotels built beside a new Finnish motoring road promise Winter and Summer service 350 miles north of Iceland. In France large families receive prizes from a fund offering two grants of 1000 dollars and 142 grants of 400 dollars each. Recently honored were two families of fifteen children each, along with others of fourteen and thirteen.
A fashion write-up notes new colors fabrics and styles emerging for the vernal season. It highlights satin as still desired alongside sheer chiffons laces and nets with Georgette and organdie prominent. Lucile presents a silk jersey approach with silver belts while another design features emerald green tulle and velvet belt under a moonlit South.
The article urges using quality cutting tools to handle fresh produce. It highlights sharp small knives for fruit, a curved knife for grapefruit, and multiple kitchen scissors for trimming and garnishes. Additional gadgets like fruit scrapers and table clamps improve efficiency and tidiness.
A portrait of Sarah Bernhardt’s career from her Paris birth in 1845 to fame on stage and abroad. It traces her rise from Conservatoire training to landmark performances at the Odeon and Comedie Francaise, tours in Russia Denmark and America, and her role as Porte St. Martin proprietor amid public adulation.
A reader asks if marrying a man means taking responsibility for his aged mother and how to handle ongoing conflicts over family plans. The adviser warns that both mothers deserve care and urges a heart to heart talk to set boundaries and mutual consideration before marriage.
The astrological forecast notes mixed influences bringing both high opportunities and tough obstacles. It predicts advancement and honors through strong action and support from powerful employers, with the need to resist disruption and sign documents carefully. A born child may be versatile, ambitious, and restless, able to rise with discipline.
The text notes sycamore wood durability with a nearly six thousand year old statue in the Cairo museum. It recalls the first English needles made in Cheap Side during Mary’s era by a Spanish-born, later died without imparting the secret, recovered in 1566 under Elizabeth with Elias Growse, a German, teaching the craft. It adds a weather forecast accuracy rate of 56 percent full success, 30 percent partial, and 14 percent fail.
Seen on Fifth Ave Louise Duntley notes navy leads the Spring color trend in daytime wear with tailored suits and one piece frocks, while new blues compete. Blue and white remains a standout beach combination and navy patent leather shoes with white trim signal the season’s preferred palette.
Dr. Copeland discusses how digestive disturbances can trigger epileptic attacks and that controlling digestion may reduce attack frequency and severity. He notes fatigue, nervous excitement, physical exertion, and altitude as contributing factors, and provides basic first aid guidance for seizures.
A reader asks about recovering from a nervous breakdown and diet. The reply notes recovery varies by severity, improvement may appear within a month with proper care, and a balanced diet helps. Causes include overwork stress shock or grief, with overall health improvement aiding recovery. A second question identifies callouses on feet from dancing.
In a nightly tale, Jack narrates the famed house he built to five shadow children. A malt sack, a chained chain of animals, a crumpled horn cow, a sad maiden, and a torn parson weave the nursery rhyme like story ending at dawn with a wedding breakfast.
A brief maxim notes that a wise man avoids impertinent curiosity and that good, honest merchandise readily finds customers, reflecting timeless commercial virtue.
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