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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1931
Page
6
An article by Dr Copeland emphasizes tailoring meals for seniors. It advocates softer foods, thoroughly cooked cereals, mashed vegetables, and high energy yet gentle options while avoiding rich sauces, fried foods, and heavy fats. It notes elderly need warmth and simpler, temperate consumption for better digestion and comfort.
Unsightly pimples heart burn and sleep talking linked to diet with sugar starches and coffee. Addison's disease described as a adrenal gland illness. advise medical care. Protruding veins not definite high blood pressure. heat in warm rooms may indicate other issues. Blushing caused by bashfulness. nasal congestion from catarrh.
Articles discuss candelabra from silver to wrought iron and their harmony with various interiors. The piece notes small pieces for mantels and tall four to five foot models flanking fireplaces or entrances, and highlights piano lighting and musician-friendly settings.
The Stars Say predicts a lively day with surprising changes and a journey that could shift events. It warns of tests and disputes, but offers great opportunity and potential genius for those born on this day, emphasizing perseverance and unusual talents.
Among 100 job applicants for a tall girl chorus only six proved suitable. New perfumes are used to scent Paris churches after complaints at the smell of disinfectant used in the Paris metro. London had over 200 artesian wells tapping softer water than the public supply. In London streets about 100 men earn a bare living playing street organs, now all British. Hungarian village women still wear the farthingale, an old hoop petticoat. Racing pigeons are noted as the fleetest creatures.
A fashion feature details three petite hat styles suited to luxurious fur collars. A dark green and white tweed felt cap uses four seams and a central feather. a red wool tricot turban features a black astrakhan halo. a brown velvet cap combines brick velvet, sand crepe, and seed-like brown velvet patterns.
In a domestic vignette set around Junior’s birth, Madge recalls her mother in law’s sharp tongue and the family’s balancing act. Dicky defends Madge as tensions flare over a meddling relative and the boys’ eager anticipation of the new baby sister. The scene hints at changing loyalties and ongoing marital strain.
A 1931 feature promotes back beauty through correct posture and simple exercises. It advises tall stretched torsos, squared shoulders, lifted head, and chest forward to reduce fatty pouches. It adds arm movements and hot Epsom salt treatments, with a promise of later skin refinement tips.
A busy woman plans a two week absence from public sight. She jokes about phone gagging and breakfast in bed as a cure while she prepares to view the world through darkened glasses. The piece portrays a playful, self deprecating tone and suggests a personal retreat.
Winifred Black portrays a overworked woman who plans a two week at home rest. She will silence the phone, skip letters, and stay in bed to escape endless calls, guests, and social obligations. The piece laments modern society’s bustle and yearns for quiet memories of childhood and simple comforts.
A column discusses whether a girl should date after only a week of knowing a boy and how to handle affection and public scrutiny. Helen Elen counsels patience and discreet dating while Nancy Lee notes wedding etiquette and secrecy in secret marriages.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of choosing a versatile autumn winter wrap with black velvet and fur trim that suits Spring and formal wear. She describes styles from short dolman sleeve to full length with a train, white fox edging, and a draped scarf replacing a fur collar as the ideal luxury gift from her father.
In a rainy day tale NARF and shadows lure Frank and other children into a cellar where a box of tulip bulbs is mistaken for onions. Knarf secretly fools them, sparking a goofy meal before Mother arrives alarmed by the misidentification of the bulbs as edible onions.
A collection of aphorisms and reflections from Burke Cicero L Estrange South Horsley on duty society education and human capability. The passages praise self respect and fit within a broader view of governance and moral obligation.
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