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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1932
Page
8
A 1952 King Features Syndicate essay questions forgiving a prodigal friend and critiques the social urge to celebrate returnees. The narrator contrasts the prodigal’s behavior with loyal friends, warns against enabling betrayal, and favors honoring steadfast companions instead.
Homemaking column discusses budget misfits and practical use. It argues budgets are flexible guides, not fixed rules, and suggests tracking a month of expenses to identify necessary costs versus luxuries. It emphasizes adjusting percentages to fit housing and family circumstances.
Cecilia Beaux created a Florence self portrait after a 1924 hip fracture. Using a mirror and extended easel, she painted two hours weekly for nearly a year to complete a celebrated work displayed at the Medici Gallery in the Uffizi. Her career flourished with exhibits in Paris and Philadelphia, many honors, and works housed in major museums.
Fashion writer Marie Marot notes lace frocks dominate Southern wardrobes for evening and dinner wear. She warns against cheap lace and praises simple lines in fine lace, citing Chanel as a designer still showcasing lace frocks. The sketches feature black and white lace with a bustle cue and a black chiffon lace dress with a pink flower accent.
The stars predict a routine year with limited adventures unless personal initiative stirs progress. A good year for study and steady, easy going temperament. Notable Nativity: Thomas Brown, poet.
A proposed Turkish law would require chauffeurs to produce marriage certificates if enacted. The motivating idea is that matrimony increases responsibility. The note cites the vast gap between 1000 known asteroids and potentially millions more.
A family reunion scene unfolds as ARRY UNDERWOOD and Dicky greet Ronald and Bob Trevellan arriving with Lillian, Mary, Carolyn, and Marion. Tension hints at Lillian's fear for her daughter Marion and a subtle romance with Ronald as gowns and luggage create comic chaos at the farm.
Adele Garrison continues a domestic vignette as Madge Marion and Carolyn return home from a marvelous trip. The narrator notices Lillian nearly faint as her husband holds her steady, while the girls plan their speeches for when they return. Continued tomorrow.
A reader asks if a boy should escort his sister to a dance and how to arrange meeting. Other letters advise meeting at the dance, maintaining dignity, not chasing him, and attracting him with calm politeness. Additional queries cover forgiving a partner after hurt and proper party invitations, with responses stressing respect, age factors, and simple introductions.
United States Senator Royall S. Copeland warns that trichinosis stems from improperly cooked pork and other meats. He cites cases of severe symptoms, including eye pain and joint issues, urges thorough cooking and Federal meat inspection, and notes suburban and country areas face higher risk without proper supervision.
A reader asks about abnormal underarm glands and fatigue with heart rate changes seeking advice to improve health. The second query requests the healthy weight for a 16 year old girl 5 ft 4 in, answered as about 120 pounds with minor variation.
Simple Simon and five shadow figures guide a frightened fiddler through Mother Goose land toward King Cole's palace. The party pilots encounters with the three blind mice and Pussy as old King Cole’s supposed misdeeds loom. Tomorrow reveals King Cole.
A poem traces city avenues as thoroughfares of life and aspiration. It contrasts justice and pity with avarice and deceit, portraying footsteps of foe and friend along the river like streets of wonder. The piece repeats images of unquiet footsteps guiding dreamers toward truth.
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